*Shakes head* Everton again.

[tokyojoe]

10 minutes ago, halewood pete said:

Brilliant. They are such a source of amusement.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

8 hours ago, Anubis said:

Don’t you dare, Atalanta. Don’t you fucking dare.

 

 

I suppose "Why the fuck did you pay good money for him?" is an inquiry.

[DalyanPete]

Class and dignity.

• Benitez...

   

  Posted by rlk on August 8, 2021, 2:54 pm

   

  Been told today that his mother and sister both have Covid, with the prognosis for both looking very iffy. Might be worth bearing that in mind before giving him dogs abuse on Saturday..

[No2]

Iwobi has been shit but its easy to forget he was the final signing that won them that transfer window.  He's the source of one the best days they have had in 10 years.

[Paulie Dangerously]

12 hours ago, manwiththestick said:

God, they're a sensitive bunch aren't they?

Always the victims.

3 hours ago, DalyanPete said:

Class and dignity.

• Benitez...

   

  Posted by rlk on August 8, 2021, 2:54 pm

   

  Been told today that his mother and sister both have Covid, with the prognosis for both looking very iffy. Might be worth bearing that in mind before giving him dogs abuse on Saturday..

Classic Bloo rumours 

[Harry Squatter]

 

Another twist in the tale of the defo happening Walter Mitty/Unicorn arena

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

This shit has run on longer than Corrie but far more entertaining. Bill must be in his element.

[Harry Squatter]

1 minute ago, VERBAL DIARRHEA said:

This shit has run on longer than Corrie but far more entertaining. Bill must be in his element.

But our heads are falling off because they've built 3 grounds in the city.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

1 hour ago, Doctor Troy said:

But our heads are falling off because they've built 3 grounds in the city.

1 outta 3 ain’t bad!

[Vincent Vega]

Valencia’s new stadium has looked like this since 2009. I predict a similar outcome for Bramley Moore if they really do make a start on it without spelling out how it’s being funded. 

[Davelfc]

They do this 

 

 

 

We do this 

 

 

 

They'll never get it built if all the machinery has to be vinyl wrapped in blue. 

[Harry Squatter]

26 minutes ago, Vincent Vega said:

Valencia’s new stadium has looked like this since 2009. I predict a similar outcome for Bramley Moore if they really do make a start on it without spelling out how it’s being funded. 

Looks like the place in North Africa where The Spaniard has his first fight. 

[Red74]

I love the GOT mongs who keep telling everyone how he'll sell up to someone even richer once this is built and they can finally get rid of him.

[dockers_strike]

You could be fooled into thinking this 'JCB on site' is just to keep the gullible onside. Couldnt you?

[Red74]

55 minutes ago, Vincent Vega said:

Valencia’s new stadium has looked like this since 2009. I predict a similar outcome for Bramley Moore if they really do make a start on it without spelling out how it’s being funded. 

reading that Spain are favourites for the 2030 World Cup. This will be finished before the Unicorn

[deiseach]

34 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

Looks like the place in North Africa where The Spaniard has his first fight. 

[Bjornebye]

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I am thinking of changing my manual Honda Civic for an automatic. I have never owned a red car since I was almost killed when my red Ford Sierra crashed into the only house for miles (no recollection of it but I was completely sober). Over the last 25 years, because of 'them' I also refuse to wear anything with red in it.

The thing is, the Mark 8 Civic looks fantastic in red and I have seen one that I really like the look of. Do I buy it though?

Do you also have a red embargo? Do you refuse to eat tomatoes, for instance?

 

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I'm the opposite of the anti-red brigade because to put it simply I won't allow that shower across the park to stop me wearing a specific colour.

I wouldn't own a red car because there's been a few examples of it fading terribly, but I do own a handful of red t-shirts etc.

 

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I'm the opposite of the anti-red brigade because to put it simply I won't allow that shower across the park to stop me wearing a specific colour.

I wouldn't own a red car because there's been a few examples of it fading terribly, but I do own a handful of red t-shirts etc.

Same here.

Even just from a footballing point of view, Bayern, Ajax, Red Star Belgrade, Man Utd etc, so many big/good clubs use red, don't let that lot own anything, they already tried it with the Liver Bird.

 

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I wouldn't own a red car because there's been a few examples of it fading terribly, but I do own a handful of red t-shirts etc.

Same here.

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They should be more concerned about their trophy embargo. 

[Stickman]

[Mudface]

"Do you refuse to eat tomatoes?"

 

Fucking hell, they're utterly mental.

[Rushies tash]

2 minutes ago, Mudface said:

"Do you refuse to eat tomatoes?"

 

Fucking hell, they're utterly mental.

They're even blaming us for the fact that some of their supporters refuse to wear red. Fuck sake.

[Strontium]

30 minutes ago, dockers_strike said:

You could be fooled into thinking this 'JCB on site' is just to keep the gullible onside. Couldnt you?

 

An opposition defence could be made up entirely of JCBs, and Richarlison would still have trouble staying onside.

[Mudface]

1 minute ago, Rushies tash said:

They're even blaming us for the fact that some of their supporters refuse to wear red. Fuck sake.

I remember when my eldest was about 3 or 4, the derby was on telly, and he asked me what team I liked. I told him, and said the blue team was rubbish, and we messed around booing them whenever they got the ball. A couple of days later, I got home to find my wife in a bit of a mood- apparently, he'd refused to put his blue jeans on because of the colour, and in the shop car park later on had said in a loud voice, 'that blue car's rubbish, Dad said so', just as the driver got out. I can only imagine the level of brainwashing there must have been to compel grown men to carry on with similar behaviour.

[Rushies tash]

3 minutes ago, Mudface said:

I remember when my eldest was about 3 or 4, the derby was on telly, and he asked me what team I liked. I told him, and said the blue team was rubbish, and we messed around booing them whenever they got the ball. A couple of days later, I got home to find my wife in a bit of a mood- apparently, he'd refused to put his blue jeans on because of the colour, and in the shop car park later on had said in a loud voice, 'that blue car's rubbish, Dad said so', just as the driver got out. I can only imagine the level of brainwashing there must have been to compel grown men to carry on with similar behaviour.

You could forgive a four year old - you have to have mental problems or something seriously wrong with your life to be a grown adult who is that arsed about a colour, let alone a football team. A few of them really do need to question their lives and the amount of anger they seem to be carrying. 

[Bjornebye]