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Happy to donate but what's the charity?

I do agree to be fair. I get the argument about 'every penny should do into the mens side' etc but having a good womens team will get more females interested in the club over the long term. One of the womens clubs we work with is Watford WFC. They got relegated from the Championship last season...

It's so sad when kids die. 17 is no age at all...poor lad. Hope is family are bearing up ok :-(

I wouldn't say so to be fair. Budgets in the Womens Championship then the two regional divisions below that aren't massive. You could be become a decent Championship side without spending millions.

Here's hoping I get the 'slightly rounder' medium.

Mediums back in stock. Just bought one. First top in a couple of seasons. Love it.

Good spots.

Love it. Very refreshing.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cx2nd9zewx5o Peter Vincenti - future ref apparently.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/extra/7ruba7shs4/the-slow-death-of-the-screamer I think this article on the BBC today nicely sums up your feelings mate.

Still positive. We're normally relatively crap starters to a season but work it out so I'm not concerned. Of course I'd prefer to start the season but hitting the ground running, 9 points from 9 etc but I'm certainly not losing sleep about us not being in the PO mix come the end of the season.

Simms, Van Ewijk, Thomas

It's funny as when they rode into town with their scheme, a bloke I knew kept on saying how great it was and how they'd be here for decades and be entrenched in the Coventry area and CCFC would struggle because of the inevitable success of Wasps. At the time, I laughed at him and said how much...

And thinking about things on a macro level, the reasons ticket prices are so high nowadays (across the board) is that artists make much less money from sales of their work. Gone are the days of selling millions of CDs at £12.99 for the latest album. That revenue massively diluted with online...

W*&kers. And I'm not talking crisps here.

I mean to be fair, I paid £40 in 2004 to see them at MK Bowl. I think I also paid only about £25 to see them in 1999 at Wembley. Both fair prices when you consider you normally get to see at least one decent support act as well.

I had to go out on a stag do yesterday afternoon in Pompey. Whilst I was out, Mrs WM called me and said I'd got to the front of the queue (227k when I finally got in). There were only individual standing tickets and the cheapest was £490. As massive a fan as I am, I'm not paying to stand next...

Yeah, obviously. But we're in a much healthier position now where we don't need to sell our best players to address weaker areas.

Shmmeee said he'd get rid of Simms or Wright!

Still, selling Wright or Simms FFS?! Crazy!