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They're definitely real.

Why'd he register three years ago just to eventually hawk his ebay auction?

I dread to think how obnoxiously you'd word if it you were trying to disrespect people who like it.

Where was the joke?

What's legendary about a barber shop?

If you don't support an abortive attempt to disrupt a game that will barely be registered in public interest you must love SISU. Fact.

It's odd how people regularly have all this secret information from trusted sources, yet they always seem to contradict each other.

Nice to look over to the left and see people in the corner rather than a big sheet with Tesco emblazoned on it.

You serious?

Not sure if 'joy' is the word I'd use nowadays.

That guy's dead now.

To be fair lads At the end of the day You'll be triffic Giving it 110% At the end of the day It's a game of two halves To be fair Belly and Bakes Unlucky and triffic To be fair 110% I thought we deserved more Shouldn't have conceded late on Not sure why At the end of the day Cry havoc and...

If we were to discount players who surrounded themselves with quality teammates, the best player in history would be Matt Le Tissier.

Do it at the FA Cup final. The sheer intrigue as to why Cov fans are there in the first place would get more attention than hanging round at an Olympic groups stage match that pretty much nobody will be watching.

If hyperbole and misrepresentation count as big words that need to be looked up, we're in real trouble as a species.

If the plan is to disrupt an event that neither involves Cov or a facility owned by Cov or SISU, why wait until the Olympics come here? There are surely far more newsworthy events before then that can be gatecrashed than the preliminary matches of a tournament seen as an afterthought within the...

I don't think I've heard the Olympics described as half-baked before.

We've got a real sense of drama. Now we'll start trying to win, pull clear of relegation at the death and Dulieu then jumps out of a box screaming 'ta-da'

Scholes and Neville alongside Giggs if you're talking one-club men. Carragher alongside Gerrard, Terry at Chelsea etc. Tends to be that they don't leave if they're already at a prominent club, Le Tiss is the only player I can think of who stayed with a team despite interest from higher-ups.

It would be nice to watch some football after whatever that was on Tuesday.