CB Fry

I do my best. But I will always enjoy reading the drivel from knee jerking lunatics who can swing from "how dare you say we won't go down, we might only win one more game" to "how dare you say we can't finish fourth" in the space of two and a half months.

Why would Islamic extremist terrorists born in Leeds need to work remotely?

Hmm, maybe. It's fair to say what Leicester have done is barking. Brilliantly barking.

This coming from the man who suggested we might only win one more match this season in January, who said that Newcastle can win more than us and finish above us, and that 40 points wold probably mean relegation this season. Obvious nonsense as some of us said at the time. Not entirely sure that you are brilliantly placed to have a pop at othere people's predictions.

Leicester have been top for weeks and weeks. We haven't been fourth or fifth at all and quite frankly have never looked like we deserve to be. We might go on an unbelievable run to finish fifth but I don't think we will and Alpine, in this particular case, is correct. And I bet you won't need to walk far in Leicester to find someone who thinks they won't win the league.

We signed him on a four year contract but we'really not going to play him again now he has been here seven whole months and played 20 odd games. Bullsh it on a "Arsenal own Schneiderlin's contract and they always have" Internet f uckwittery standard.

Probably a completely different PriceWaterhouseCoopers that have had plenty of work from, say, The Mayor Of London and the London Assembly or Iain Duncan Smith's Department for Work and Pensions. Completely different one.

If you define "mathematical chance" as no chance whatsoever, then last season.

They do make me genuinely laugh out loud, usually when he says "he's a miiiiiile off side" for every single opposition goal. Gets me every time.

No idea what you're on about now.

I think it's somewhat amazing that if two of our wins were defeats we'd be down in tenth.

Not "apparently it didn't matter" but it actually didn't matter. You may have missed this, but we won the game 3-2.

All I can say is I have thoroughly enjoyed lots of seasons in my lifetime, this being one of them, whereas you judge every single season for the last thirty years as mediocre or worse. Such a strange way to support a football club.

That's the spirit. I think we are in a mini league between 6th and 10th, and if we end up 6th that's a great season all things considered. Personally, I think we are on for seventh, eighth or ninth.

The club still "eroding away" then? I thought you'd find a way to not celebrate such a fantastic result. Seriously, well done.

Obviously not a must win, but would be nice to win.

Putting people on ignore isn't running away, but making knowingly ridiculous statements as if they are true (lying) and then refusing repeated requests to explain or back up your position, is running away. You've done it countless times.

I do say so. Because that's what you do.

SOG, It's called backing up things you say with evidence and proof, as opposed to lying and then running away. I know you're far more familiar with the latter course of action.

Not really. You wouldn't be claiming twenty years of hero worship of Frank Field if he had come out from Remain and you've admitted it. And if it "isnt about personalities" why are you going on about Frank Field's personality? And let's remember again, this exchange started with the imaginary situation that you conjured up in your feeble mind that someone like Buctootim was "fine" with Ann Widdecombe before she came out for leave. Always a pleasure.

If he was called Brendandino Rodriguez and it was Fluminese he'd taken to second in the league, you wouldn't be able to move for hipsters suggesting him.

Surely there should be a principle that parents of disabled children should get state support regardless of earnings? Two households on £100k collectively a year but one has a disabled child and one with not-disabled child. The family with the disabled child are still at a significant financial disadvantage - paying for a disabled child isn't a luxury, it's not discretionary spend of disposable income.

I believe that phenomenon is known as "Saganowski's law".

Obviously it isn't going to be any of the hipsters go-to names of Bielsa or Sambiaso but we'll done chaps on suggesting them. Can see it being someone Dutch again, but personally I could live with Brendan Rodgers who I think would be a fine fit with us.

If we're talking about "poor reasoning", let's remember this exchange started out with you suggesting Buctootim "would have been fine" with Ann Widdecombe prior her coming out for the leave campaign. Because centre-left people were all "fine" with Ann Widdecombe three days ago, but not now. Right. Great "reasoning". I'm suggesting no such thing as you describe in your little strawman argument but I am suggesting you would not be swooning over Frank Field on this thread if he was on the Remain side. You'd be attacking him and not making out you have some long standing admiration for him. But nows your chance. You can start naming the C-list Labour figures from the late-nineties who you "respect" but support the remain campaign. Estelle Morris maybe? Paul Boetang? Chris Smith? Charles Clarke? Jack Cunningham? Must be someone amongst that lot whose "well argued" positions you've admired for years, right? Obviously it is just a gigantic coincidence that the two early-Blair era Labour politicians you have, like, always had admiration for just so happen to be up front on the Leave campaign but you can now show how you have admiration for lots of Labour politicians now and not just Frank and Kate. If it was, say, Alan Milburn and Tessa Jowell turning out for leave instead of Field and Hoey it would be them you'd suddenly pretend that you'd always respected all along and admired their well argued positions and everything, honest you have.