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This sounds like fairly standard for ifollow nowadays. There’s no obvious rhyme or reason to it. Very frustrating.

That’s interesting. Got to be a lot of questions around that…not least How would he pass their ‘fit and proper’ tests (whatever they might be), if he can’t own them in the top league?

Yeah, I think I’ve heard the same. Precarious old business. Cardiff not doing too well either.

How has that happened? Owner stopped investing? Players still on Prem wages?

‘Score in a minute, we’re gonna score in a minute’, And it seemed we like we usually did.

My mate accidentally and drunkenly stumbled into him in Mr Gs, knocking him to the floor.

I couldn’t agree more.

Mate, they’re never gonna get it.

A ‘Well done card’ !

Well…one we’d have hoped to win but a decent comeback. I thought we looked dead and buried after they scored. They were always gonna be tough. Eccles motm.

Ifollow fucking up again. How we doing?

‘Team of Gary Breens’ has been a staple Nursery Rhyme for my kids. If I read that correctly @Sky Blue Pete you came up with it, I owe you one. Got me through many a kids ‘sing along’!

I think I agreed with your spurs mate. Prior to Dublin we also had Speedie (‘Speed-O, Speed-O) and Gallacher (“oh Kevin Kevin, Kevin Kevin Kevin, Gallagher”). Rubbish.

As an aside, my family are well and truly bored of me singing “we’ve got a big Swede on our side…” around the place. Fuck ‘em. That ain’t gonna stop me. I used to like us chanting ‘Seeee-Rollll! Seeee-Roll’ at Cyrille when he scored.

I only heard it at one game (I think) but also… ‘Ale, Ale We Want more Ale, Everybody’s Cheerin’ Killer Get the Beers in’.

There’s a few Tbf. 0-0 vs Arsenal at Highbury sticks in my mind today. We got absolutely battered and defended fantastically. Ian Wright breaking Oggy’s nose for the 43rd time just infront of us. Left that game thinking Dion would be converted to centre half, at some point for us.

I have a vague recollection of being in the west terrace and a couple of the women who worked in the bar (or somewhere) would walk along the side of the pitch, behind the goal. every match with about 10 mins to go. they’d get a load of ‘good humoured’ abuse…”who ate all the pies” etc without...

I thought that was the other way round?

Agree on both counts!

I saw these lads in Bristol last week. They were good.