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I'm not sure where you're getting that I have this magical list of alternative managers and players. I'm saying that Pressley is not very good at managing who he has, and they're capable of better than winning one home game in four months. If the defence against this is that both manager and...

I don't need to have anyone in mind, I'm saying that Pressley isn't doing as well as he possibly can under the circumstances. He's shown an inability to change games and he's put out teams who have been good enough to earn a lead yet not hold on to it. Suggesting that the manager and coaching...

The idea that nobody could do any better than Pressley is currently is absolutely ludicrous.

I've come a long way in... actually quite a long time.

The majority of managers have constraints of various degrees, but if anyone tells you Pressley is doing as good a job as he possibly can under the circumstances, the law should entitle you to confiscate their driving licence and passport for the good of society.

Kanye West is ridiculously talented. He's a dickhead too, but that's part of the fun.

I'm playing squash instead. They've already got my money and I'd only have sat there sighing wistfully anyway, so everybody wins. Except me at squash.

He definitely got an England cap didn't he? I didn't dream that?

The 'Players living round the corner' part resonates. Steve Livingston used to live in Burlington Road, I must have got him to sign his own sticker so many times. I reckon that's the main reason he left.

I have absolutely no doubt you are. Planning outrage and telling people to look out for it though, nah.

It's not passion though is it? It's not a genuine emotional response when you've got it planned and have announced it ahead of time in order to get props. In that respect though, it's worked a treat.

If he's signed for them permanently now I don't think there is any clause that applies outside some kind of gentleman's agreement.

You drama queen.

I'd get the wiring checked if that's the sound your sockets are making.

It's nothing to do with being high and mighty at all, and certainly not about apportioning blame or sympathy as everyone involved suffers. It's that someone who's at a point mentally where they're ready to willingly end their own life simply doesn't see things as rationally or as reasonably as...

Unless he spent the entire documentary laughing at depressed footballers, it's not hypocritical at all. If anything he was the perfect choice. Dismissing a suicide attempt as selfish or an easy way out is overly simplistic; to even consider an act is to no longer be in the realm of rationality...

In addition to manning up and growing a pair, they should get a life, sort it out, get on with it and tell it like it is.

Those kitchen lights they've put around the Wasps signs are useless.

Little clarifies it further here, while admitting Twitter's not the best place for that kind of thing - http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1skfskk

Damn, he woke up. We need to use stronger sedatives.