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It is a great ballad.

Sheffield Wednesday I think. EDIT: Yep - http://www.offthepost.info/blog/2009/01/football-video-coventry-citys-robbie-simpson-celebrates-goal-with-epic-face-plant/

I can't really say I hate Villa or yearn for their demise as I haven't got the energy for all that, but watching Giroud score the fourth as the defence walked towards the tunnel made the scoreline quite harsh, and also quite hilarious.

armybike could open a fishmongers with the big catches he got there.

Norman Whiteside's winner is a particular favourite, that kind of finish always impresses. That's the first goal I ever remember seeing with some curl on the ball.

Some evening games I can barely be arsed travelling from three miles away, so hats off.

They'll probably just have the highest team in the 80s or 90s, as you can't play a women's team against a men's team.

The only real problem is whether that's the main big addition or improvement they make rather than overhaul the gameplay, as it's essentially just the addition of 12 teams that can only play each other and the actual mechanics of 15 were poor. The issue of having women in it though, couldn't...

We could cut costs by going with cyan, Ricoh have probably got a shitload of old ink cartridges knocking round from the 90s they can donate to help.

Wanting someone doing a good job to stay and then changing your mind when they do poorly isn't fickle.

I think the new signing will be us all being kicked in the balls because waaaaaaaah

I definitely agree that nobody can really say he'll never do anything in his career, we're hardly a barometer of quality for anyone.

He does deserve credit for last season, but similarly he deserves criticism for this season. The conditions he worked under can't only apply when he's not doing well. Didn't Mowbray oversee a new record of away clean sheets? Whether we played poorly or not, that's exactly how you pick up points...

So shoring up a defence during a remarkable run of away form that saw us safe was the rub of the green? Come on. The vast majority of managers don't have complete control over recruitment or get their first choice targets, but make do. If a team is failing, everyone's to blame.

They're the extreme end of the centre parting category.

Second reason - statistics have shown that managers with their hair parted in the same way Pressley enjoys are susceptible to 34.5% less success than those with alternative partings

Ah, the shirt sponsor thing makes most sense. It might be late stages of negotiations so there's no point putting out a blank kit rather than waiting a few weeks and having it ready to go with sponsor. I'd prefer that clubs in general gave you the option of it being blank or with sponsor -...

I have no idea how good it is at all, but every time I go to a home game I notice Blue Star Computers on Foleshill Road that has 'XBOX/PLAYSTATION REPAIR' emblazoned on their sign - https://goo.gl/maps/Knrht

I fear you're serious.

No, they'd probably sell all the tickets they have available and enjoy a full attendance with anyone else missing out. You must be aware of the concept, where an event is merely sold out rather than the hosts shitting their brains.