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I'm right behind boycotting as a form of protest, even if it means its taken up by causes I don't agree with. Naomi Kleins book No logo makes a case for how effective it can be, (although her arguments in the book are a bit more nuanced)

Just got round to this thread, exceptional shift from slowpoke.

What have you done?!

Bring the kid and say you lost their ticket. Its that stupid a thing to do they'll believe you! There always seems to be a few spares knocking about on away days anyway so you should get lucky.

There's been an incredible amount of shite talked about that miss. I mentioned on here before but a true great, Roberto Baggio, missed in the 94 World Cup and he's never got over it. It can happen to anyone. Having said that, anyone calling for us to re-sign him needs a word with themselves.

Boycotting has been an effective means to an end for as long as I can remember, the part it played in ending apartheid being an obvious example, so it's nothing to do with being snowflakes. Didn't the MAGA lot boycott a beer in the US recently when it went 'woke'?

Don't let that be an excuse to stop people ranting about 'wokeness'

No, I'm saying unproven managers, that being explayers who've never managed before have to start somewhere. I think a club like FGR is exactly where they should be starting. You're also saying it's woke to employ a black ex player who's never managed before, so how do they get a foot on the...

Given the amount of black players they're massively under represented in managerial roles. That's not going to improve if someone doesn't give them a chance. Pellets like Rooney walking into one job after another doesn't help.

Few questions, Which clubs should give new managers a chance if clubs as low as FGR should only give tried and tested managers a chance? What proven managers would go to the likes of FGR? How do new managers, particularly black managers, get a chance to begin their career?

Like Duncan Ferguson?

I tell you what I don't get, is how come white southerners started calling each other bruv.

Even using that term to describe his appointment as a pundit doesn't add up.

Given the amount of black players in the game the idea a black ex player got the job as a 'diversity apoointment' is frankly mental.

Is ot as rare as a used £15 Leeds away voucher?

Let's get a plan to sell the seats we have rather than the current model where the capacity seems to change from one game to the next.

Nothing wrong with that. But getting your bolocks in a twist because they say nasty things about us is weird.

Sadlebrains does it every season, he's a fucking clown. A likable one, but a clown nonetheless.

What the hell is going on here?!

Wasn't at Wolves but I'd have the Spurs, Man U and Norwich games in my top 5, have to have a good think about the other 2.