This Charming Man

Can you send me your number? I'm quite lonely and appreciate any texts I receive.

We only had around 3/4k for the Skate reserve game.

This is going well...

Love a mild Scouse accent on a tasty bird. Saucy.

Summed up perfectly.

Can you please keep on topic. There is the muppet lounge if you're only interested in posting antagonistic rubbish.

You're going to get a lot worse than that on this thread. You're going to get 10 pages of deluded drivel from the usual suspects. And can you please write your responses to the quotes underneath them. It's much more pleasing on the eye. Ta.

Well seeing as we're bigger than Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool - it would make sense that our ground is bigger than theirs to truly reflect that. It would be embarrassing having Champions League football in a poxy 32k seater stadium, plus we need the additional room to house the thousands of Japanese tourists that will flock to watch us after we play a friendly over there.

Yes, that's exactly what happened. Plus I don't want us to become the next Fulham or Chelsea with a load of gawking Japanese sat there, whilst frantically snapping away on their DSLR's whenever a player comes near the touchline.

I actually do, though I rarely watch it as I'm normally en-route to wherever we're playing anyway.

So you're now comparing us to Arsenal and think we'd be able to reach a level similar to them within 5 years?

I'd have rather been a contestant on Takeshi's Castle.

The big clubs will still generate more money than us. This is down to their massive global fan base and ability to generate far superior match day revenue. Man Utd and Co. believe it or not have academies as well and they'll be able to attract the top youngsters from around the world.

Arsenal have no debt, what have they achieved in the last 5 years? Nothing for a club of their stature. Man Utd and Man City have debts in the hundreds of millions, they seem to have been doing ok, so I don't really see how that's relevant.

Don't be so utterly ridiculous. Do you honestly think Norwich, Swansea, Bolton, Wolves etc were planning on making a challenge for a Top 4 spot? Far bigger and better clubs like Liverpool and Everton are going to miss out this season. With potentially a combination of Spurs, Newcastle, Arsenal and Chelsea also missing out. Do you really think we're capable of pushing on past those teams in the next few years? If you do, you're mental.

100-1 for Everton maybe. Think more 500/1000-1 for us. Another way of saying no f*cking chance.

Served that one up on a plate for you. I'm just surprised it took this long for someone to get that gag in.

That's been bugging me ever since it was originally posted. I normally refuse to posts on threads where there are spelling mistakes in the title but as this was a subject close to my heart, I just couldn't resist.

Bloody hell. You really have been living up there for too long.

You do understand that this applies to the 19 other Premiership sides as well. I don't see all of them competing for CL football.

If you were in the mood for getting on your high horse and taking the moral high ground, surely a more worthy cause to get worked up over would be Ukraine's poor human rights record and their inhumane treatment of political activists and the opposition, rather than John Terry?

And I'm saying they must be fairly minimal in their numbers? I'm not sure on the crowds their rugby team get's but I'd bet it's not enough to significantly impact on their crowds?

Are you trying to put them off football? I attended the reserve game against the Skates at SMS and even that was terrible.

I also find it interesting that most people who seem to think we can make the Champions League are the same people that think fancy dress is acceptable at football. It would appear that they're not just content with looking like idiots, they also have to sound like one too.

Very simple, shame you couldn't have just phrased it that way originally. What kind of crowds does Plymouth's rugby team get? I wasn't even aware they had a rugby team. Imagine their crowds are fairly small and do little to affect Plymouth FC's crowds.