Search results

Yep, first time we've ever lost to a team lower than us. Truly the darkest day in the history of this football club, and NOT reactionary hyperbole.

I've already mentioned that it's rank opportunism on the part of petty criminals who see a goldmine and the ultimate chance to get away with it, and not a political or social uprising to rank with any reasoned civil action we've seen in other countries and even our own in the past. You...

It's a football-based advertising slogan for a football-based product, not everything has to be a dagger in the back. Do we really want to become grief junkies like Liverpool fans?

Not quite as ripe for puns, but Bury's official site had Mark Cranie as our captain.

And so the penny drops. It's as much to do with immigration and kids not being beaten as it is with Grand Theft Auto, Eminem's latest album, or anything else people don't like and decide to conveniently use as a crutch for an argument.

'Mr Clouting, what do you normally have for breakfast?' 'Ken, how do you keep your beard trim?'

Let's avoid blaming immigrants, we've already had the nonsensical 'PC gone mad' argument that gave me a headache just trying to follow the logic behind it.

When we lost?

Like in the 2000/2001 season.

There's nothing political about this, it's just thuggery and opportunism basically. As some Twitter person put it quite nicely:

Probably best you don't accuse others of having an agenda there, Daily Mail.

Did you imagine an orchestral score hitting a crescendo as you typed that final line? Maybe some slow-motion footage of soldiers being shot?

We had a red away kit a few years back, what was our away form like that season?

I thought the people looting shops were opportunistic, but blaming the hypothetical invention for manufactured outrage that is political correctness knocks kids ram-raiding Currys into a cocked hat.

I'm Tiger Woods. Did somebody mention their wife?

Why? Apart from Hoffman being a Cov fan and the insinuation that he has connections (with no guarantee that people with financial smarts would get involved in something as reckless as football finance) what about it gives you such faith?

This is your response when someone actually puts thought into a point? Unsurprising.

Surely they were copying Poznan with the Poznan? Let's not give Man City fans any credit for that.

A team that can't afford to buy a half-share in an existing stadium is meant to look at buying land, planning permission and building an entire new one? Maybe if we're priced out of a deal for Le Fondre we can nab Edinson Cavani instead.

I'd have a fully fit McPake in the team every time, he's our most decisive defender.