Search results

It's not Stockholm syndrome, its common sense. Again, I'll repeat, it's like you've learned nothing from the last 20 odd years. Get relegated with the sort of wage bill you're on about accruing and we're 2 seasons away from being right back in the shit if we dont bounce back.

The shit show of the last 20 odd years all began with reckless spending. It's like people haven't learnt a thing. Staying up would be amazing, but it's not worth risking undoing all the work of the last few years for. Yoyoing for a few years and gradually building a squad fit for the...

Well I wasn't thinking that low! I've seen nothing from King to suggest he'll start spending wildly, and one thing I trust King with is the purse strings.

Silly comparison. No-ones saying don't spend, but it needs to be sensible. And Luton did what they did for a very specific reason that doesn't apply to us.

The reason you've waited quarter of a century is because of reckless spending by a previous regime.

He'll be fine, hes the footballing equivalent of the knight out of monty python and the holy grail, nothing can stop him.

He's got a compound fracture of the fibula in the original

Rudi dressed his toe up as a gammon for the Christmas party

I just can't get my head around that, it's mental.

By the sound of it, so are their supporters.

This forum never ceases to amaze me. In a serious chat about mental health I've discovered there's an alternative meaning to CBT related to painful sounding masochistic sexual practices.

You're better than that.

That would put us in the most expensive 5 or 6 clubs, can't see that happening.

Middlesborough got docked points for not fulfilling their fixture v Blackburn and as a consequence they got relegated and we stayed up on the last day.

And a bigger problem is if you can't get rid of them you're stuck with them on PL wages. Puts massive pressure on to go straight back up. I think we'll spend but I don't think it will be Sunderland levels of spending. I think King will be pragmatic.

It's a new strain and because of that people haven't got as much resistance to it. Once it's done the rounds this year we should be more equipped to cope next winter.

Frightening stuff, glad he's OK.

My mates son in laws has it, he's as fit as a butchers dog and it's absolutely floored him.

Who isn't ill and who plays left back the big questions regarding team selection.