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Im the same, but im fearing the worst. Everyone you speak to thinks it's ridiculous and well over the top apart from those in charge of football in this country it seems.

You do know that working yourself up into a panic is what forums are for dont you sir?

I live up North in a Leeds area and every single person up here that i've spoken to about it thinks it's an absolute joke, ridiculous and being kicked out of the play offs was way over the top. I think even Simon Jordan said recently even Middlesborough thought that until they realised they could use it to their advantage. It's become a pantomime and we are the villain in it.

I dont think he'll get a touchline ban because the offence didn't happen during a game. My gut feel is that he'll get hammered with a 6 month to 1 year total football ban as they'll want to set an example and they wont do it with a big club. What should realistically happen is he gets a fine and a suspended ban.

Well they cant though can they because they run the game. They turn a blind eye to the big clubs giving our relatively small punishments But who regulates them? The FA are effectively self governing so they can pretty much do what they want as long as it doesn't break any government laws.

I cant see how we would have gained anything from doing it. It seems absolutely pointless to me with the only outcome is people thinking we are playing the victim. Whilst i do completely agree that the offence is pretty minor we were still guilty of it and admitted as such so whining about how much money it's cost in legal fees is pretty embarrassing, As for what punishment he gets, i cant see why they'd give him a touchline ban as the offence didn't happen on the touchline. It'll be a full ban you'd think and i fully expect him to get hammered for it. Way over the top as was the punishment of kicking us out the play off final and the 4 point penalty, but as has been said they love making examples of smaller clubs.

If we turn up we win comfortably. They are shite. We’ve got some time to react the Tonda news whatever that is. Anything can happen in a one off game but we should win and if we can get an early goal it should be a fairly straightforward afternoons work

I don’t think moving clubs 3 times in 3 seasons helps anyone. Isn’t this now his 5th different manager in just over 2 seasons too? He needs to settle and play regularly somewhere and get a good couple of seasons under his belt. The fee Spurs paid for him was ridiculous but the constant changing of teams and manager won’t do him any favours

Fact of the day. He has been relegated the same amount of Premier league wins he has as a Saints and Spurs player The Portuguese Nigel Quashie

they absolutely hate him

Mumbamas goals have both been late ones Fellows can create opportunities we’ve not seen the best of Dobbin yet but he’s got 10 goals in an average team last year I’m not a fan of Edozie but he’s a tricky option off the bench

West Ham well on top now equaliser inevitable

No it doesn’t

Millwall V West Ham tomorrow. There’s hatred and there’s this. I’m fully in the Millwall camp on this one a proper community club with a great hardcore base. I know a lot of you woke twats won’t like them or the game but this is what football is about. Two working class communities thrashing it out no one caring about the pre match entertainment, what the food is like or if pints are pre poured. Football in its most pure form. Come on Millwall

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmr4v5v3zzr7o Oxford United have apologised for this advert for the United 93 range, although it's because Oxford United were founded in 1893 it was also the call sign for one of the aircraft hijacked in 9/11. Jesus wept this is pathetic, did anyone know this? whatever next? Sound Porsche rename the 911 incase people are offended?