trousers

I was there. And so was my wife

Ahoy!

Agree. But as it's the Daily Mail it must be a made up story....

Spurs beating Arsenal 2-0....what a difference 3 days makes....

Tommy

Spam

There's two ends to this scale: at one end too much government interference at the other end too little government involvement. All voters need to know is that labour are closer to the former and the Tories closer to the latter. It's just a philisophicsl choice. That's all.

Haslet

Belly

Flush

Male

5 inches

So, in summary, we're better in the lower leagues than the top leagues?

Little and Large. Sadly the only 'comedians' left who never cause any offence. Oops, nearly forgot Joe Pasquali

Phleghm

FFS Come on Markus...time for a mystery sum of money to land up in Southend's bank account...

Top man. Cheers

Bristol Rovers

Have you only just realised? :-) The forum went into meltdown last night when Walsall went 3-2 up... :-(

A good businessman will continue to focus on highlighting and resolving the negatives whilst the positives are increasing

I think her view is understandable precisely because she has no interest in football. It's those, like my mum, who have an interest in football albeit a neutral one, that you tend to hear the sympathetic view from.

Let's hope Cortese gets permission from Marvel Comics to use the Spiderman image :-)

Da da da

I popped in to see my mum yesterday and she was talking about how well Pompey had done to get to the cup final (no, she wasn't doing it to wind me up, there are just more footballing neutrals in our family and I'm not one of the bitter brigade when it comes to 'hating' Pompey per se) I tried to explain to her that Pompey 'cheated' their way to the final by fielding players they couldn't afford and that saints had tried to rescue their debt situation in the last 18 months before admin whereas Pompey had poured fuel on the fire in the same timeframe. The reply was "yes, but it's not the players or fans fault is it?" I gave up at that point for fear of entering a vicious circle but my sad conclusion is that 'most' neutrals who like watching a bit of football (and as far as the Pompey/saints admin sagas are concerned there are many more neutrals than those with a vested interest) are inclined to divorce the 'football club' from the 'boardroom' and cannot see why the fans and players should be penalised for something that was out of their control. Maybe they've got a fair point? Maybe they haven't? But it seems to be a prevalent view out there.

A great signing by Lowe