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More managers than wins this season 😂

Noddy and soft. I cant think of any other clubs whose fans would greet being the worst team ever in their league with a relegation party. The players and owners cant believe their luck that they're with a club whose fans are happy to suck up as much shit as they can give them and keep putting their hands in their pockets.

Surely not even we can screw this one up.....

Again though there is logic to it. Taylor is an experienced premier league player. He played 150 times in the premier league for Burnley, most of the time in a relegation battle and was available for nothing. It made sense on paper, what doesn't make sense is to never play him. When he signed i thought it was a decent bit of business as he's player who'd been there and done it unlike a lot of the others we brought in. Maybe at 31 now he was way past his best, but we dont know because we barely saw him play. What we do know is those that play in the same position are no where near the level needed either.

Bro is sick, gonna score bare goals in the championship, he will be our top G

Getting a job where he’s responsible for everything but accountable for nothing is some achievement

I can understand why we brought BBD. Did well At Sheffield United and decent in the championship what I don’t understand if why he was then used as a winger. your point is correct though and I said the same in the previous post, 2 average players for £22m none of which have contributed anything this season. If you add in Armstrong, Onachu, you’re talking about £55m worth of strikers with 4 goals between them this season. Youre not telling me we couldn’t have found a £40m striker somewhere who would have scored more than that.

We’ve done it for years.. our transfers since about 2016 have been a who’s who of how not to buy players. Dozens of average players brought cheaply in the same position costing more when you look at total costs inc wages than buying 2 or 3 decent ones. I don’t get why we never learn. 5 players for £15m earning £50k a week and hope one or two of them come good or 2 decent players for £35-£40m earning £100k a week. Simple maths tell you which is the better deal along with the fact they’re going to contribute more on the pitch too

“Little one” that was what “he” used to refer to people as. 🤔🤔🤔 perhaps he has outed himself although I’m yet to see adios or game, set and match used in a post but will be keeping a closer eye in future. I always assumed he was another Dune user name

If one were to believe in the momentum curve philosophy must lauded on here a while back you could argue that it’s all gone downhill since Nathan Jones left

Bro scored bare goals, Bro is a baller

Bros will cook in the champions Bros know ball

Leeds- clear at the top a few months ago, as things stand now in the play offs. Sunderland well clear of fifth but not much chance of automatic promotion. Is History repeating itself?

Manor took some beating for me, great place. Academy/Opera House was good too. Maddison’s was great tbf remember when they opened the Academy in Southampton and people said it was going to be like the Bournemouth one, it was okay for Southampton I guess but bang average. orange Rooms on the other hand very good London Home, Fabric, Voodoo Lounge. ministry of sound very overrated IMO rhino was very good back in the late 90s too.

I remember back in c2000 a lad we knew had ME, he'd be out clubbing all weekend in London and Bournemouth but too fucked to go to work all week due to his ME.

wasn't everything?

Do people still get ME? It was all the rage 25 years ago but dont hear about it anymore.

fashionable injuries that the same people get ie - When everyone got shin splints in the 90s, in 00s everyone broke their metatarsals, now its a meniscus tear, the fashionable injury of the 2020s.

yes tbh

that area from the Pier up, down to Oxford Street, round the old walls, below bar up to the Bargate and round by Bugle street could have been something special. Blend in the old walls, the old town with new parts and make the most of the waterfront. It's sad to think what might have been and look at what it is now.

it wasn't in the mainstream yet, we did a lot of our work under the radar. However as our network widened so did the attention from the naysayers. Those were the days when we had to make a really effort to find out information, a few original members drifted away unable to keep up with the standards needed they tried setting up splinter groups which didnt last. We did then what others wouldnt so today we can do what they cant.

a fetish for demijohns? Guess you could use them in a couple of ways depending on how you identify that day.

Authentic self??? 🤔

Bro is sick, he knows ball. Bro will score bare goals blud.

too old, too slow, always injured,