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And then coming on here bitching....you are not alone in that.

Yes it has been a remarkable turnaround and full credit to all for that. What strikes me though is those that stick the boot in when times are tough are also the ones that praise through gritted teeth. As you list most of those sticks you use to beat the club with were out of the hands of...

Are you kidding me? Have you seen the content of this thread?

Of course not. But it would be in keeping with the history of the stadium.

Unless they do build a new stadium and then Ashley is the one with the conundrum....time will tell and history has shown our owners march to their own drum.

You know my opinion of the player and I am really delighted that the man is the equal of the player. Was Tommy aware of the reception that awaited him and did he receive a warm response from the Blackpool fans of a certain vintage?

It was his to do as he saw fit. Most business’s hire people they know, over the period of time of his tenure he increased prices less than most clubs, put up nice advertising boards over the stadium and renamed the stadium. most importantly sold it to the wealthiest people possible. There is...

You mean like Coventry?

Of course you wouldn’t feel bad about it. You find it quite easy to stick the boot in at every opportunity.

Blackpool was the home of Matthews, Mortensen, Ball, Armfield, Pickering and Green and you know that Hutchison was in good company. That period after the war until 1970 Blackpool had some great players and times when we were a lower league club. My dad said that when Matthews was playing it was...

Are you serious?

I love to link things that happened in the past back to us but linking the fact that West Brom are a yo yo team to our purchase of Lee Hughes certainly isn’t one of them. Nice try though.

He is proving you wrong, game by game.

Why don’t we put them down.

Every player and I mean every Coventry City player had a very poor game by your definition. None was exempt from poor control, poor distribution. I agree he could have been sent off but he wasn’t by a referee who was useless by any measure. I thought Dabo was par for the course. Obviously others...

Couldn’t disagree more. Dabo was facing Ben Osborn and I thought he played him very well.

Why would there be a reduction in cost? I genuinely dont understand your point. Madri is a premium lager that you would struggle to find anywhere for £5.00 and most pubs charge £5.50 for a pint.

That seems fair...always some want to against the flow.

just finished the book, bravo Irishskyblue. Captured the pride of a scotsman, the career of a great and very well thought of man. I knew it would be a great read because of the subject matter and that is down to your handling of the subject. my favourite anecdote was from the Bristol City...

Or it could be a double bluff. They might be just not in the market for a stadium or a sale.