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Why would you turn up to a relegation decider with a sign that says we've already gone down? Why would you turn up with a sign at all if you're over the age of 12?

This Jimmy Hill?

To be fair, seems like it was written by the Media Assistant, so a pretty junior staffer y'know. Still shouldn't have all those spelling mistakes, to be fair, but hopefully they'll get better in time.

Good idea for an update, but that’s basically unreadable.

Purely anecdotal, but my friends who are Man City fans say they genuinely preferred it when they were shit. I imagine nostalgia is a big part of it, but cheaper tickets, a core fanbase, and (most of all) a sense of feeling closer to the club are the things they talk about missing. The upsides...

Glad to see this thread is laser-focused as usual on the problems that matter.

They have a huge impact on a game worth billions - you'd quickly notice if you tried to replace them with lower paid/amateur refs. I'd be happy to see them paid more if it results in a higher standard of refereeing.

It took Man City four years to win the title after being bought out by the richest owners in world football. And they were already an established, billionaire-owned Premier League team when CFG came in. Why would Celtic do it faster?

When was the last time Celtic beat a Premier League team in a competitive game?

Are those what the seats at Fulham look like?! Those are proper old school…

Did this happen in the end?

For all the talk of the media whipping up the petrol crisis, I think there’s an equally interesting story to be done on Insulate Britain and LBC, who miraculously appear to be there with a camera whenever these surprise blockades begin.

More bad news for Flecther

Moore 6 Dabo 8 Hyam 8 McFadzean 6 JCS 6 Maatsen 7 Sheaf 8 Kelly 7 O’Hare 8 Godden 8 Gyokeres 9 MOTM

People were demanding he be sacked after the QPR game in April.

He was very good today. People on here would have you believe he can’t keep the ball, but him and Sheaf were excellent in the second half.

Bielsa has managed at the highest levels and is a genuine tactical innovator. He’s on another plane to Robins. But that shouldn’t detract from the fact that Robins is the perfect match for us at this point. He’s pragmatic, thrifty, and thinks long-term. We’d be screwed without him. The fact...

Everything is coming off for him at the moment. I have no idea if he’s even as good as he’s currently playing, for someone to come out of nowhere and be this dominant is crazy. Could be some inspired scouting from Badlan and co.

Their winger Neeskens Kebano is a joy to watch - although hopefully not when he's playing against us. Should be a great battle with him and Dabo tomorrow. The overall quality in their squad is ridiculous, I'd be delighted with a point tbh.

How do you know me paying £150 for a book didn’t help us win the league a year ago?