Weston Super Saint

Whilst simultaneously signing a Nuclear agreement to give the US billions of dollars of trade / contracts with that kindest, caring and definitely not a country that involves in forced labour / modern slavery, no sir, Saudi Arabia. Definitely no systemic abuse of foreign workers, illegal recruitment or pitifully low wages there, no way!

Unless they also participated in spying...

Surely he's letting the train take the strain?

By admitting what he did?

WTF? Are they suggesting a 'genuine' shirt would protect the wearer if they were on fire? Seriously, on fire? How many people walk around pointing blow torches at themselves - I suspect it's a pretty small minority who probably wouldn't be able to order a shirt from DH Gate anyway.

Yes. Absolutely. It's the only sensible course of action to take. Especially given the FA's lack of promptness which could mean the position isn't clear until after the January window closes. Good plan though.

I think they're amazing. Three chances to get promoted and they bottled them all. What's not to like? They're also the butt of shit pub quiz jokes up and down the country for the next 20 years.

https://www.thefa.com/news/2026/jul/22/tonda-eckert-charged-220726

Only the guillotine will be good enough for those bellends.

The FA rules are separate to the EFL rules, but they existed for Bielsa. Why the FA didn't charge him only they know....

I've heard the banks in Middlesbrough have a permanent holiday as the residents get their benefits from the Post Office

It wasn't a specified rule with the EFL. The FA have had the rule Tonda is charged under for a long time, so Bielsa would have set a precedent for FA punishment.

True. But the only person who was allegedly 'bullied' has now been given a permanent contract. All we know is that the club are 'co-operating' with the FA. That doesn't, necessarily, mean we are capitulating like we did with the EFL. We might be asking for proof of the bullying. Other than that the precedent was set by Bielsa, so Tonda could just get a caution about conduct by the FA. Lots of ifs, buts and maybes at the moment - as with the last case with the EFL, we don't know what the club is holding its hands up to! I'd hope we've learnt a lesson from last time but I'm not holiding my breath.

* seaside

I thought they said there was no 'terrorist' link rather than 'political' link...