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Missed it. What did he say?

Sounds like a useful signing. Can play on the wings as well as up front.

Don't panic. The mayor of Calais is threatening to open the border with the UK so the immigrant crisis will be over by the weekend. How she can open the border is puzzling me? Presumably she's going to part the waves Moses style so they can walk over.

On an unrelated subject I saw Adebayor in TGI Fridays at lunchtime. He had a burger so he's definitely signing for us. Do you feel better now? ;)

Good move by the club. Engaging the next generation is essential.

Ooo. Using JR2 as a bargaining chip to gain something what could possibly go wrong. I can't wait for that to happen especially following the successful bargaining chip that was JR1.

I would imagine the FL would have a difficult job not to given that they've very publicly declared not only from our move to Northampton but also from our move back to the Ricoh we are in temporary accommodation until SISU build our own ground. There's the real problem. They've had trouble...

Enjoyed it too. A good adaptation from a very good film. What's happened to the Hannibal series? From an excellent start in the first season it's turned shit.

Either that or they're just fickle like all football fans? No wait, we're the only football club in the world with fickle fans. You're right, they're just overrated :)

Again over how long? Sheffield Wednesday and Forest aren't exactly what you'd call stable clubs either. Jump from manager to manager as if that's the answer which must cost them a few quid on it's own spanking loads on players that don't deliver. Not so different from our failed game plan when...

Over season after season sitting in league one hoping not to get relegated I would and I would say so would the majority.

Over how long a period? What is their actual debt?

Not sure that's why I asked the question. How much are they throwing in? What gates and ticket revenue do they average per home game? Doesn't necessarily have to be Huddersfield as the example either. Which other teams have enjoyed mid table mediocrity in the championship for a number of...

You keep using club's like Bournemouth and Southampton as examples and saying that we can't compete with them like someone is disagreeing with you which they aren't. We don't have multimillionaire owners who are willing to pump the difference in to be a Bournemouth of Southampton. How about a...

Hopefully he can take confidence from the goal and take that to his shooting feet in the league. He could be a big big player for us this season if he can find his shooting feet in the league.

I wouldn't say we got humiliated at Arsenal last visit. I thought we gave a good account of ourselves.

Some extra paydays from staying in would obviously be welcome but I'm not overly disappointed that we've gone out. After all, that was inevitable at some stage. A good FA Cup run would mean more to me. I'd especially like to see us go all the way to the final in the JPT. If only because that's a...

I was thinking more along the lines of a Huddersfield or Charlton. What type of budget do they survive with? Bolton and Blackburn are in disarray much the same as we were when we came down. Consistent bad management in all area's of the club, on and of the field. It would be interesting to know...

As the title really. There's been a lot of talk about not being able to compete with club's who have rich owners in the championship but why would we have to compete with these? Surely mid table mediocrity in the championship will be more financially rewarding than mid table mediocrity in league...

SHOUTING! Angry SHOUTING! What are we shouting about again?