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Apparently, yes.

I would wager that many/most of them tonight are far too young to even remember that night at Derby.

It's exactly what Derby fans did to us in 2007. Doesn't make it right.

Keep him fresh and maybe he'll start at Wembley.

Do you think the ref got a shout that his previous call was wrong and so he's given one to even it up? Does that even happen?

Oh Ryan. Have we really not got anyone better to take a FK?

Just pure incompetence if he thinks that was a foul but the one in the box on Brooks wasn't.

No idea. Moving to a back 5 with Stephens coming more central perhaps? Seems risky inviting more pressure on the defence IMO.

Erm...

VAR definitely gives that one.

Ref saying he got the ball. He didn't.

THAT'S why 😉

God damn them - making us play in a way we're unfamiliar with!

The through ball there was so obvious. Why did he try and shoot FFS!

He must be 'close'.

Doesn't look like a back 5 to me.

A Cornish fisherman who voted for Brexit said the fleet had been "sold down the river" because foreign boats were still fishing near the coast. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c103ldej4qvo "I didn't think the leopards would eat MY face" claims man who voted for the Leopards Eating People's Faces party.

Will it be trailing a "Lowe Out" banner?

Right, so when you said "those goals", what you actually meant was "those Ipswich goals". That wasn't clear because my post referred to other games as well. So let's examine those Ipswich goals shall we... Screen_Recording_20240516_072420_YouTube.mp4 Screen_Recording_20240516_073353_YouTube.mp4 If you genuinely think no keeper could have saved either of those then I really don't know what to say. Edit: And just for clarity, some on the match thread were criticising Baz for their first goal, but not me. It was at the near post from a tight angle, but it was an absolute thunderbastard of a shot and would have caught most keepers out. But the second and third goals were speculative toe-pokes and he got nowhere near either of them.

Really? You think no keeper in the world could have saved this? Screen_Recording_20240515_200310_YouTube.mp4

Nonsense. If Baz had managed to keep the ball out of the net at Portman Road, the gap to Ipswich in 2nd would have been only 3 points. I can also think of two other late equalisers - against Rotherham at home and Watford away - that a better keeper could/should have saved. That would have given us an extra 4 points.

WTF is she on about? Some of us wear rainbow lanyards, and nobody ever wastes any work time debating the rights or wrongs of that, in the same way no time is ever lost discussing the colour of employee's socks. At least until now. No doubt there will be some internal comms sent round shortly as a result of McVey's comments, which will ironically lead to some wasted work time about something that it otherwise wouldn't have. Superb example of the Streisand effect there. Well done Esther, you fucking cretin.

I reckon it's largely to do with the fact that he was a long-time admirer of a certain chippy Welsh bloke and was utterly convinced he was the right guy to take us to the next level.

Funny you should mention drums. There was a Baggie guy walking around outside the ground banging a massive drum on Sunday, but I didn't hear a peep from him during the game. Very odd.

What power would Goldie Looking Chain have to ban blackboards? 🤔 In all seriousness, I work in the public sector and although the specific organisation I work in is not technically part of the civil service, it pretty much is in all but name. We have a large LGBTQ+ network, and there are plenty of people wearing rainbow lanyards in our offices. And you know what? NOBODY cares! And if they tried to ban it, everyone would just ignore the ban anyway because the colour of someone's lanyard is completely irrelevant and has no bearing on anyone's ability to do their jobs. This is just another load of culture war bullshit. And you would think the minister for common sense (as if that's a real fucking thing!) would know that better than anyone.