Micky

Fool.

There's time to and time not to. You need help, seriously, you do.

Yes there are very many risks attached to her job - but negotiating a bloody kerbstone is not one of them - it's what millions of people do every bloody day. Why one of her boss's can't just call her in and give her a good slapping and then send her back out on the beat is beyond me. When the **** is common ****ing sense ever going to prevail in this ****in nanny state of a country. When?

Still don't see it myself - but so long as relegation is out of the way, don't care where we finish now.

This is really quite a sad case - is this where we are in society today? I know for a fact (and I daresay that Viking Warrior also knows) that had I tried this 'scam' (and it is just that) at my place of work then one of my 'superiors' would have invited me for an interview without coffee, probably checked my rib cage a couple of times and told me to stop being such a pleb and get back to work. And I would have deserved it. Why in the world can this stupid, stupid woman not be told some home truths. What authority does the police commissioner have over his employees. What the f uck is going on? Common sense needs to prevail. Common fuc king sense.

So far over the course of the season he has one team position right - Man Utd. Top, top punditry, I would never have called that in month of Sunday's. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Decent performance, but to be honest Reading are well shot. Can only beat what's in front of you though, so onwards and (hopefully) upward. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Somebody could get a hiding here. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Lose 15 in a row.. what a c ock! Lawrenson really is a grade a knob, never has or will give us any credit - a pundit is meant to have some idea of current form and base his opinion on it. Time the BBC ordered a taxi for this 'has been', time to bring in somebody who knows about football.

This is way up there, don't remember too many better than this...

Nowhere near - ok we beat Liverpool and Chelsea - great stuff. We also managed to lose to QPR and only draw with Wigan when we should have won.

Roy Keane for England manager please - he'll sort the ****ers out...

There are no divs and nobody is grizzling. There are posters who have a differing view to your own though.

No you wouldn't do. Keep gnawing.

You appear to be gnawing the same bone as your mate.

I'd let them use if for free - spirit of the Olympics and all that.

No - share it. You know, in the spirit of the Olympics, as LOFC wants. Not drive them out of town. But whatever - joke of a club.

Why worry about LOFC - they are a joke of a club, non starter, too many egos. Far better rent it out to West Ham, proper club, David Gold, David Sullivan and Karen - no egos. All in the spirit of the Olympics of course.

Yep.

We will have to agree to disagree. As for stadium use - it will be interesting to see exactly what transpires. Lets be honest we'll get the athletics as you said, and the Rugby World Cup, maybe a few rock concerts - but what are the council really going to be able to use the stadium for, other than football.

Why are you comparing the £600m with what was paid for SMS? What has that got to do with anything? I think you've got a little confused with the Leyton Orient thing. They know they would never fill that stadium (it's unlikely that WHU will) - but again - that's not the point.

So moving into a state of the art stadium with the potential to add nearly 25k more customers is going to be readily available to lots of other clubs as well soon? I guess I'll leave it there. Latest I could find on the situation: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21897902

Quite the opposite, quite the opposite.

Whose whining? A stadium costing circa £600m returning £2m a year to the owners. The point remains - WHU have received a massive financial boost from the council, the like of which most other clubs will never ever see. The potential to build on what they now have is massive - and they have been given it a very little cost to them in the scheme of things. I don't mind WHU renting the stadium - but I really don't think they are paying anywhere near the going rate. Other people and agencies have been completely overlooked, I'm particularly gutted for Leyton Orient, who wanted to ground share but appear to have been ignored and overrun by the 'big boys'. They may now be forced to move elsewhere.

I don't agree with you. It could just as easy have gone the other way.