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They seem a little unsure whether Grendel's posting about them gnashing their teeth in jealousy was sarcastic or not. Come on, fellas.

"Spineless set of cunts who turned their backs on their club in their darkest hour" What is this in reference to? We've had so much darkness.

Moving into coaching explains why he's now Samuel Ricketts. The name 'Sam' is a no-go in management at the moment.

Yeah story-wise it fits well, it was just reading up online afterwards and seeing that it was referred as a huge and explosive revelation on some sites. It was less OMG and more 'oh right' One thing I was surprised by, if they're taking all the guns and Dwight's cosplaying as Daryl I was sure...

I thought we already knew about Judith being Shane's baby, but apparently that was a big revelation. I liked the episode, just the Saviours being dicks for an hour and a bit. Not sure it needed to be a super long episode though.

He's always looking around him, particularly before he actually receives the ball so there's rarely much panic. That's the kind of thing that holds a player in good stead.

Wasn't expecting to win at New England last night. From the remaining games playing at Green Bay would normally be a defeat but if they keep going like they are, I'm getting a good feeling about this year again.

I liked McPake, he seemed one of those defenders who'd attack the ball without hesitation but then I didn't see enough of him to form much more of an opinion. Someone at work lived nextdoor to him and said he was lovely though, which always helps.

Have I asked you that before? Couldn't remember, sorry.

I was in the Blackpool end when they won the playoffs against Cardiff. The idea of enjoying that while actually properly caring about what goes on would be magic to experience once, no matter how low down the totem pole the competition.

Was it injury that ended your playing career?

All that blogger was saying is that a number of fans were putting up with it, which is backed up by the attendances at the time. They've fallen for them since, but so have ours too so I don't think we're some kind of shambles in comparison to other supporter groups.

I have no doubt that nobody liked changing the badge and kit, but the evidence is there that it didn't put everybody off completely, very far from it. I don't believe any Hull fan wants to be Hull Super Tigers or whatever it was but if it happened it wouldn't put everybody off. When something...

OK. An average league attendance of 20,945 that season and an admission that Cardiff fans to a man weren't militantly against it. While our protests may seem half-hearted in comparison to other clubs, they all have the same apathy we do, if not in the same number.

Eh?

In the 2012-13 season they changed their colours: Lowest home attendance 20,058 vs. Hull City (10 Nov 2012 - Championship)

It's always a bit jarring to see how quickly some players drop to non-league. McNamee and O'Halloran were two in particular, although when you're made of wet matchsticks it doesn't help with getting contracts.

Still the only game that's allowed me to play as Ghana's finest, HEARTS OF OAK

We've had eerily similar games, Ricketts to Walsall and Venus to Fulham both happened on mine, and I had Gerrard and Cole on trial too. Couldn't sign Cole though as my transfer budget went into the red when I paid Tudgay to fuck off.

I remember Leeds being the team linked with Red Bull a little while ago, I guess a volatile owner and a high profile club makes for good reading.