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But then we have the same anonomly with the lack of Indian and Pakistani, British born footballers in professional football.

Okay, so, how about. "Sent to Coventry, even though he wasn't actually sent and chose to come here himself to become a legend because Legends Never Leave though in reality they often do sometimes" Yay! Cracked it!

But shower time is fun.

I think the conclusion here, and what can be deduced from all this is....... We need several flags and a lot more money.

Yup. Like that better. Makes more sense

And Cutis. And Dion. And Cyrille. And Clarrie Bourton.

Umm, not trying to be funny, but Gerrard was born in Merseyside. He joined Liverpool when he was 9.

I like it, but that means if he leaves the flag is redundant. Unless he still has Sky Blue blood of course and we are forever in his heart.

There are not enough good black managers out there, which makes you think maybe they are not getting enough of a chance perhaps. For what it is worth, I always thought Dion might make a good manager.

Sent to Coventry. It is a nationwide known phrase about Coventry. We have just claimed it as our own.

Easy edit. "Legends Sometimes Leave" Think we have cracked it!!!!

Oh, have I misread it then. I thought in that initial clip of the article he was saying black managers were replaced with white. Got it wrong then. I had no idea who Michael Jolley and Carl Fletcher were. I thought he was saying they were black managers replaced by white managers. Right, I will...

Start of the grouse season?

Instead, it's about the animals and the vegetables.

Like it. We can add Robert Jarni in there too.

Ha, ha. Love it!!!

It was. At first. Now veered right off, as does nearly ever thread that gets political. I am expecting it to turn to Brexit soon.

Waits in corridor and falls asleep.

It's just turning the phrase on its head and making it something positive though. I think it really fits well. It's a well-known phrase and we are just claiming it as our own. Sent to Coventry to do a job for us and boy has he done it. It's not quite "We are Millwall, no-one likes us", but it...

We have stopped entirely talking about George Floyd though and hardly a single mention of BLM. It's seemingly turning into a Labour /Tory /party thing again. They are obviously connected, but we have gone way, way off track.