I still hate "gone to ground". Hate it.
It's a phrase with a very specific meaning (lay low/gone into hiding) that has been hijacked by commentator and pundit idiots to mean fall over/hit the ground.
Effing idiocy. That's my blood boiler anyway.
Les filmed Ross sitting on the floor between carriages to make the point that the club is skint and we can't afford pre booked tickets let alone a new left sided attacker.
Not like JC and coterie would have any issues with a privatised rail service is it?
Enough to make a ham-fisted PR piece which has now been exposed as the lie it is.
Lastly - Corbyn's team didn't have the foresight to pre book train tickets for a long planned hustings event. Anyone really think they can run the country?
Is AR-10 the new ITK king of the forum now? Because up to a fortnight ago I thought he was that spherical rolling robot thing in the new Star Wars film.
We've got decent form in the £10-12m bracket and expect to see that continue in the next week or so. But fair to say that bracket has probably now become the £12-16m bracket.
You think the change of direction is to intentionally make the squad worse?
Maybe Les and Ralph sold the new contracts they got Tadic and Bertrand and Forster to sign on the back of this new direction.
That'll be it.
How is saying we won't finish top half not "unbiased"? It's not even slightly controversial. We're playing Sunday/Thursday which is unchartered territory, so perfectly possible we might just finish twelfth. Oh, the horror.
Man up, FFS.
Personally I'd change it back to how it was not so long ago, with transfers open all the way up until about March.
Imagine you're far to delicate to cope with such an idea though.
We're staring down the barrel of a season of possession stat-wan k fawning over how we, like, dominated but just couldn't score. Basically the inverse Leicester City.