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Nearly everything in football epitomises what's wrong with modern football, anyone with that keen a sense of shame would have given up in the early 90s.

I'm going Atlanta (jinx) Green Bay Kansas New England Then a Green Bay-Kansas City Super Bowl because there's still a twist to come somewhere

No way.

Total shutout from the goaltender on the flag kicks.

It belongs in a cartoon picture gallery next to the Mona Lisa Simpson

The 'who are ya?' chant. The only way to guarantee we'll concede a goal more than doing that is by bringing Andy Webster back.

This is still a spectacular swing and miss. Three years on.

Plus his clearance headers will go anywhere off his Lego head (s/o Hill83)

The pre-match diet of rum ham can't be doing them much good

The main pick would be Grendel free roaming in midfield. If it's like here his opposition will just spend the entire time following him around and trying to jump on him, leaving the rest of the team the freedom to score as many goals as they want.

There's every chance he'll end up moving here if he meets a couple of guys who are up to no good and start making trouble in his neighborhood.

Definitely coming back to check the reactions, people who genuinely leave just stop posting.

I was going to guess Jordan Turnbull

You can't blame anyone for staying away, considering we're coming up to nearly a decade of answers to the question 'why?' Conversely, if we started actually succeeding under the same owners it'd be tough to blame them if they were coaxed back.

That'd be a hell of a big sign

Certainly not with the current owners. They could turn a corner, get us promoted and hand out free maltesers at the turnstiles but they'll still be the fuckers that nearly killed it for me.

Live - your reactions to the JR relevations

Based on what people who knew them would tell me, I was convinced that by 2000 we'd have a hot-shot strikeforce of him and Chukki Eribenne.

This is an odd response to not knowing fixtures of a team you don't follow

Unless they were saying he'll never be good or strong enough, criticising him for playing poorly in a game isn't retrospectively proven wrong now.