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  1. Glad to see this thread is now back on track. For a week or so before the Derby I thought I was on the wrong site as I saw words like class associated with that shite. The club is rancid from top to bottom. Bring on the European league. Fuckin hate them.
    7 points
  2. Interesting. I've been having a little think about who we could potentially target, outside the obvious and those we've already been linked with in the past. Buying from the Premier League appears highly unlikely for me, what with the astronomical fees that Premier League clubs will want in the Winter window. I've also ruled out clubs playing in the Champions League, as they'll be less inclined to sell during the season, especially if they progress beyond the group stages. Here are who I think could be intriguing potential targets that I like the look of: Nikola Milenkovic at Fiorentina Kristoffer Ajer up at Celtic. I'd also consider a flyer on Connor Goldson at Rangers as he ticks the homegrown box, without the ridiculous price hike. Milenkovic would the be most expensive of those 3, but with Fiorentina not in European competition this season, and in all likelihood they won't be again next season, the young Serb ticks a lot of boxes for me. Contracted to Florence club until the end of the 2022 season. I reckon he could be had in the region of £25-£30 million. 23 years old, but with good experience at International level having won 23 caps for Serbia already. He's a fraction taller than Virgil, so would help cover the loss of Virgil's aerial ability. He's also very comfortable playing at right back too, as he's played a number of games there for Fiorentina, so offers a touch of versatility if we ever did consider changing to a back 3, or if we ran into injury issues in that position. Ajer is a player I've seen a fair bit of over the past couple of seasons, and one who to me needs a move to a better league to kick on. Again, he has some versatility about him, as he's very comfortable playing further up the park in a defensive midfield role. Very composed on the ball, and another 6'5" lad who is more than decent in the air. Just 22 years old and is contracted to Celtic until the end of the 2022 season. Quite surprised that he didn't move on in the Summer, as there were plenty of rumours floating around that he wanted to move on from Celtic Park. A fee of £12-£15 million would be more than enough to secure his signature. As for the flyer in Connor Goldson, I considered homegrown players outside the Premier League, and barring a few young potentials, Goldson ticks a number of boxes. He's 27, so is more experienced than those above in terms of age, and has played in all tiers of the Professional Leagues in England. He's also a leader, having captained Rangers on a number of occasions. A touch smaller than Virgil, he's still very good in the air, though he lacks the ball playing ability in comparison with the others. Again, he's contract until the end of the 2022 season, so I reckon he could be snapped up for £10 million at the most. A big plus for Goldson is his homegrown status, and I reckon he'd jump at a move down South to give any aspirations he has of playing International football that little more of a push. I've gone off to Squawka to grab their comparison matrix to compare the domestic seasons of the 3 above, as well as Caleta-Car that Ne Moe mentioned. https://www.squawka.com/en/comparison-matrix/?compare=hU63Iyjx1EX1vtv0ZtyK7
    7 points
  3. I'd counter by saying that this is the important stuff, people, rules, laws, regulations and impositions that are going to dominate ours and our childrens lives for years are of the utmost importance and should never be relegated to anything other than such. If we allow apathy to creep in then liberties will be lost through acquiescence. If you're OK with that then you never have any recourse to argue when your heating bill goes up, your job is outsourced, funding to your kids schools is reduced, working conditions are reduced, laws are made and broken, money is siphoned off to their donor friends and so on ad infinitum. I however will not stop screaming, ever.
    5 points
  4. Would be a fucking short court case with a face like that. "Guilty" "We haven't started yet" "He's a nonce"
    4 points
  5. He's a cautionary tale, not just for football but for life. The man who dumps his loving wife and kids for the office floozy, who makes him get a Tony and Guy haircut and buy a second hand Lotus. Six months later he's on his own again living in a flat above pizza hut, looking at family photos on his phone and drinking Kirov vodka.
    4 points
  6. I missed a penalty in an U11 game on Scargreen in 1979, never missed one before or after. I would have been at Liverpool or AC Milan 10 years later only for that. Sure the keeper was about 15 and dived early off his line. I could have been a great. European Cups, Endorsements, shagging a Spice Girl. Cunting Oak Albion.
    4 points
  7. 4 points
  8. What a fella this lad is. I don't care who he plays for, but this lad should be applauded onto the pitch by fans all over the country when this Covid thing is over.
    3 points
  9. Hope Southampton batter them this weekend, with an Ings hattrick. In the past I've learnt to ignore them and not pay them much attention really, but the derby and their reactions this last week (and it's not even just the fans - it's the players and the manager!!) - well, I hope they get relegated, build that new stadium, get into all kinds of debt and are ultimately wound up.
    3 points
  10. Marcus Rashford's Twitter is amazing today. The lad seems to have started the much needed revolution.
    3 points
  11. Yep, it always happens at the wrong time as well and details them for years. Dave Prentice did an article about Clive Thomas last year and why they moan about him so much. Apparently they were on the brink of dominating the English game and losing to Liverpool in an FA cup semi final completely derailed them until 1984. This is despite them losing the semi final replay 3-0, having an average team full of very average players, finishing 9th that year and Liverpool winning the European cup 2 years on the run then followed by Nottingham Forest, us again then Aston Villa. They were knocked out of the UEFA cup in the second round in 1978 and the first round in 1979. Then didn't qualify again until 1985. But losing an FA cup semi final stopped their worldwide dominance. They really are the most deluded set of fans in the country.
    3 points
  12. We're back into Bob Dylan vs. Shakin' Stevens territory with this one. Pioneering genius vs. Pantomime dame.
    3 points
  13. Leeds are brilliant to watch. The only reason I enjoy watching most non-LFC matches is if a team I don't like loses. Not so with Leeds.
    2 points
  14. No I was in my poirot onesie.
    2 points
  15. You're not allowed to tackle Rodriguez - don't any of you realise that? Don't touch him. Don't even look at him.
    2 points
  16. Is this really PPV? Fucking hell. I didn’t hunt down websites like https://www.usagoals.net/b/football.html to report to the Federales for nothing. Scum like this will broadcast games for free. I can’t believe by clicking on the above link you’ll be denying multinational conglomerate’s the completely reasonable amount of £15, on top of your already in no way extortionate bill, to watch something that in no way should be a reasonable expectation of your existing contract. Scum.
    2 points
  17. Sports Personality Of The Year as well I reckon. Not only does he deserve it but it would also piss the Tory establishment right off.
    2 points
  18. Bruce is on Graham Norton tonight at 22:45
    2 points
  19. Dee udder. Ooh,bit of animal porn
    2 points
  20. 2 points
  21. Yep. Also "woah, oh! I was saying boo-urns!" during living on a prayer.
    2 points
  22. They're fucking permanently wound up, stress levels off the charts.
    2 points
  23. I think Johnson and his mob 'manage' people the way a domestic abuser does. If you don't do what they want they unleash hell, if you do they ease off. Eventually, the absence of abuse is in itself felt to be a benevolent act. Take the whip off you, axe you from cabinet, bully you, toe the line and you're tentatively embraced again with a peerage or a word in the shell like of someone who's looking for a consultant for six figures doing one day a week. "I came home today and he didn't throw his egg and chips at me, people don't see this tender side."
    2 points
  24. I'd really love to pull the plums off myself while looking at pictures of her. Oh wait, I can. Back in a bit.
    2 points
  25. He's doing it by halving his portion size.
    2 points
  26. Surprisingly, Hames trained today and is in contention to start against Southampton... So, yeah, career defining injury there.
    2 points
  27. Hank wins it for “I’m so lonely I could cry” alone
    2 points
  28. At the risk of being exposed for the philistine I am, I don't really get why anyone would want to listen to Hank Williams if that OP track is anything to go by. It may have been ground breaking at the time and influenced later artists but it sounds like something you'd hear down the British Legion on a Sunday night. Personally, I think guitar based music evolved pretty quickly in the 60s and the earlier stuff just sounds, well, dated.
    2 points
  29. Not fussed by either but gone for Ozzy as Hank looks like he should be in Toy Story.
    2 points
  30. The Chelsea flag with the Shankly Gates still on though was tremendous, excruciating fanbase.
    2 points
  31. There is no doubt Sister Rosetta Tharpe is a pioneer and one of the first rock n roll stars. These recordings are from 1938 and its all there
    2 points
  32. I am expecting not to be able to remember the name of the VAR official in maximum 43 days, never mind 43 years. We go on about our past, they go on about a past they never had.
    2 points
  33. Jedd I think Trumps election affects us all in potentially massive ways . His dangerous foreign policies , his refusal to act on climate change and his support of Brexit and Johnson to name a few . I don’t think it’s obsession or lashing out that drives people to post but genuine concern that we are looking at the possibility of Trump remaining as the most powerful man on the planet for the next 4 years
    2 points
  34. Is right, the fact he joined those cunts which was bad enough and then said ‘I’ve finally joined a big club’ was the end for me, fuck him the rat.
    2 points
  35. You only do two days in lockdowm, that's the day you go in, and the day you come out.
    2 points
  36. The greatest player ever and Pele
    2 points
  37. To be fair, Everton fans are the best at 'getting over it'. I mean, when do you ever hear them talking about missed opportunities, past refereeing decisions or perceived injustices from their much more successful neighbours.
    2 points
  38. I have found myself wondering whether the loss of Van Dijk will - while not quite be a blessing in disguise - be compensated in other ways by the rest of the team showing a bit more focus and aggression now that they know the best CB on the planet isn't behind them to cover for it. It reminds me a bit of some cricket matches when teams pack their order with all-rounders to shore up the batting, and an element of "fuck it, we bat deep, somebody else will cover if I get out cheaply" that subconsciously creeps in, and the team doesn't score many more runs than they otherwise would have. If the team picks just six batsmen then those players know that it's on them, there's no back up if they fuck up, so the subconscious focus is right there. Klopp seemed happy with the mentality. Structurally we've defended better, but there was a bit of scrap and digging in which makes me hopeful we'll be alright after a bit of fine tuning.
    2 points
  39. Although nothing that they've ever done should have made this a surprise, last night actually shocked me. The casualness of speeches. The passing of the blame due to absentee parents, IMO a dig at the black community similar to the jibes thrown at Rashford, the clamour to make someone correctly labelling them scum the big news. This vote should be at the front of every newspaper and the headline of rolling news. GOVERNMENT VOTES TO LET CHILDREN STARVE Some of the kids in my school come in hungry every day. Their school dinner, at the moment a sandwich and crisp effort due to covid, is the only meal they'll have until the fruit we sneak them the next morning to avoid embarrassing them. I've seen kids pocket other kids leftovers in their bags and a colleague told me of a time they caught a kid eating a glue stick. An actual gluestick because they were so hungry, but embarrassed to ask due to the stigma. Everyone who enabled these cunts into power should be ashamed of themselves and they need to be told.
    2 points



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