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If they’d have spent the week preparing for the game instead of trying to get Tom Davies suspended then maybe they wouldn’t have been so shit.

I think the ricoh is our rightful home and I wish we were playing there. Doesn’t not make it a soulless shit hole with no atmosphere though.

I've been a season ticket holder for a decent number of years now but living away and having ifollow is a blessing. I feel like my season ticket is my annual subscription to the club that means I can go to games but ifollow means if I have to work late or my car is fucked or I'm skint I can...

Here he is, the guy repping Marxists with his avatar

So because it took longer to get here then the message is completely different? You know the same shit about it being Marxist was said to C Kap in 2016 yeah?

"We are not doing this in support of any organisation" What more do you want from them?

You're wrong.

Something invented 4 years ago by a sportsman to protest racism being currently done by sportsmen to protest racism is just like doing the Nazi salute and saying it's about something else? Is that your argument?

It because Aa thing because athletes in the UK are copying what athletes in the US did.

And look at all of us, doing the racist's work by ignoring anti-racism and going round and round about what a gesture means. Deflecting and distracting all of us. This should be a 5 post thread 'Footballers are kneeling against racism' 'Fuck racism' 'I agree' Arguing about the fucking gesture...

I tell you how people should take it, by reading that the players are doing it with no links or support to any organisation and respecting that.

So if I start a Neo-Marxist organisation that wants to overthrow the state and bring every kid up in an orphanage only reading Das Kapital and I make our symbol 1 minutes applause we should drop that as a mark of respect for the dead at football because it's now a political slogan?

Lets set something straight here. BLM didn't event kneeling to protest racial injustice. It was invented by Colin Kaepernick after consulting with veterans of US military in order to find a way of peacefully protesting. BLM may have started to use the gesture but you can drop the connections to...

LAST thinks the Ricoh is a combination of the yellow wall, Anfield on a European night, the eternal derby and the bombonera.

Do you also find it strange as an avid NFL fan how things have been twisted moving over the pond? There is never any talk about taking the knee being a subservient action over there, but there is loads of talk about it disrespecting the military which we haven't imported.

You don't get players fit by not giving them any football though. This is the same argument you used about Burge playing shite for 2 years then when Marosi came in you accepted maybe the fans can also see something isn't working.

MR - "The energy levels weren't there" Use your subs then you lunatic.

I said I’d have started Sheaf instead of O’Hare before the game. O’Hare being on still left the strikers isolated, especially as he tired, and Sheaf’s forward passing could have been useful. We’d also then have had Cal to come on as a game changer.

I think our stats would have been better if the ref didn’t have a Luton tattoo.

But QPR weren’t doing the knee thing. They must have been forced to do it, anybody see a German guy with a big beard coming out of their changing rooms?