CB Fry

#triggered

Which season did we invest heavily to break into the top six?

Correct - and we actually did finish sixth. Similarly Leicester won the freaking league but not because they "invested heavily", as a cursory look at their signings in the summer before will show.

Puel and Pellegrino would have seen us as a Premier League stepping stone as well. Hughes came in the prove the doubters wrong. This time next year if Ralph ends up at Spurs, or even those wonderful Toffeemen, then it will only mean he's done a great job for us.

Still inspiring the nation.

I still don't know why she should have to "give a monkeys". She was at the helm for one of the most successful eras of our existence and still people grizzled and whinged like bi itches. Getting the hell out and leaving us all to it just seems fair enough to me. Enjoy "the next level", chumps.

Cannot wait to see all the business, leisure and residential property development that is definitely going to happen.

Yes, that's what I would get - you have to zoom in to read anything and replying/posting an absolute joke. Clumsy as ****. Genuinely can't believe anyone would think that that is better than Tapatalk. Takes all sorts I suppose.

Absolutely buzzing for the third place play off against Switzerland on Sunday.

I saw that. Absolutely insane tweet.

Djenepo ooooh oh Djenepo ooooh oh He comes from that Mali He fu cking hates Pompey

That's a perfect "if they score three, then we'll score two" line up.

I accept Whelk's criticism of the very idea of death pools but six years on this remains top quality CB Fry #content. Even though I didn't remember writing it.

If people don't use Tapatalk on their phones what other apps are there? Because p*ssing about reading this forum on a phone through Chrome/any browser is a joke and I can't believe anyone would actually do that in real life.

I cashed out before the first goal went in. £739 quid will do very nicely this weekend [emoji106][emoji898][emoji41][emoji41]

Its brilliant how Jeremy Corbyn has inspired so many people. It's like a revolution sweeping across the nation.

Thanks for the PM. Everyone on this forum is just not going to believe this information. [emoji41][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji41][emoji120][emoji120][emoji120][emoji120][emoji106][emoji41]

Zero?

The problem with Chelsea is they chop and change their managers far too much. They're never going to win anything that way.

You don't really need a well-reasoned argument to say Farage isn't going to be Prime Minister at the next election. He's not.

Cameron believed they would cave if he threatened a referendum and potentially leaving.They didn't blink. Fox and Boris thought they would cave because of German Car Manufacturers and they need us more than we need them. They didn't blink. Then May and Davis and co thought they would cave if no-deal "stayed on the table". They didn't blink. Then they would cave at the last minute (ie in March) because "they always do a deal at the last minute". They didn't blink. Maybe there's a trend there?

9.49m votes for parties against either no-deal, or against Brexit altogether. 5.9m votes for parties supporting no deal. Will of the people etc.

And 80% of the electorate voted for leave parties in the last general election etc etc but that exact parliament that those exact people voted for is often described as a, er, remain parliament. Complicated, ain't it.

He's a sopping wet pinko commie snowflake etc. Saw this nice clip today

Davis went to Brussels promising "the battle of the summer" over sequencing and then capitulated immediately. Not May, uber-Brexiter Bulldog Davis. The sequencing perfectly logical and eminently sensible from an EU perspective considering the utter balls-up the UK have made of it so far. Negotiation of withdrawal and FTA at the same time would have been an utter clusterfu ck of the UK having far too many variables to not make any decisions about. The EU have been skilled negotiation team, the UK not so much. Any functioning FTA will include a compromise over Ireland, either total alignment and no border, a border down the Irish Sea (which, if No Deal happens, is the likeliest interim measure) or the imposition of border checks a la Switzerland and USA/Canada etc. So, no, it won't have made Ireland go away.