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Think the favourite one of those was when they thought Al was dying and the kids spent the episode trying to convince him the others one never really loved him

Was that the one with Al the shoe sales man? If so I agree. There is one.

Or he'll get a big move, go there for a season and end up at West Ham.

load of shite. Same people like Mike Mcintyre.

I wouldn't be too worried or upset if Ings goes. He was brilliant last season but before and after that he's been bang average. Lets not forget start of last season he was on the bench and we were starting with Adams. Looking at the facts rather than emotion he'll be 29 in a few months, a history of injuries, if the club are going to tie him into a big last contract to keep him it's going to be a long term one on a lot of money for a player who will likely start to decline quite soon into it. He's had a brilliant season for us not not reached those levels since. It might be a good time for a parting of ways on both side.

I dont get theirs either, cant think of too many US comedies that do it for me.

hi Joseph, so as to assess your suitability for ownership of this fantastic football club and it is a fantastic football club, please can you provide an answer as to how you would answer the following hypothetical scenario to assess how popular you'd be with fans You sign a high rated young player for a not insignificant fee. The player on arrival has several fitness and personal issues which mean he is unable to feature in the first team for several months do you A/ Let him develop at his own speed out of the media glare and keep his issues confidential. B/ Publically announce the player is one of huge potential but not yet ready for the first team C/ Release a newspaper article detailing exactly what the problem is and telling the player to buck his ideas up D/ Give the fans weekly updates via every source possible its what they deserve as the fans have a right to know personal issues of someone they've never met,

He couldn't as he doesn't have any. Or at least cant get it out of China. The interest rate reflects our risk. We wont be seen as a good risk. Recent history of admin, being outside the premier league, relegation battles, debt and our status as a club means that we could very easily be in the championship before they are due a penny.

The average modern saints fan seems to want endless signings, pay players massive wages, never sell anyone unless they decide they are useless (usually after 2 games), weekly updates from the directors of the club as to strategy, signings, ambitions and any personal issues players may be having, cheap ticket prices, free beer, their own personal toilet, michelin star food in the kiosks and shirts designed for elite sportsman to look good on a bloke with a 35+ BMI worn over a hoodie. So yes, an impossible task.

Italy for me, been going at least twice a year for 10 years now, been all over. Can’t wait to get back. Love everything about the place. Also want to tick Iceland off, usual stuff, glacier walk, blue lagoon, northern lights and whale watching. thought the briefing today was good and realistic. There won’t be a freedom day, we’ll be living with this for a long time, controlled like flu is controlled with annual vaccines to reduce the spread and hospitalisations. I guess that means every year we’ll have some deaths too.

They wont need to demote him, He's going to run out of teams to ref.

Rather he went there than any of the others. City wont play silly games like Spurs trying to drive the fee down. Plus even though he might not be an automatic starter he will have the chance to win things and get a fair bit of games time with them reaching the late stages of every competition they're in.

Give me the excitement of the fight for 9th over Europe and a cup win any day.

So you can’t even remember us ever winning a major trophy (like me) and you’d rather we throw the towel in so we can concentrate of finishing 10th in the league? Jesus wept.

Doing exactly what we’ve done in the last 24 attacks is exactly the last thing the opposition will expect us to do next time.

Got to be the cushiest job around too. Everyone will do what you tell them as they’d be scared of being seen as obstructive. It’ll be like the Health and Safety officers that started being created about 15 years ago, lots of very self righteous people getting paid a lot of money to do not very much other than poke their noses in everywhere.

If anyone needs a job then Diversity and Inclusion seems to be the gravy train to be on right now. Over 200 jobs on LinkedIn for managers, officers or directors in this field, most of them paying £50k+.

A little but was also shit defending

What bits are unlucky?

When we tried to put crosses in they were shite though. There seemed a real lack of urgency. No one demanding the ball, no one trying anything different, the tactic was slow passing to try and draw them out which didn’t work, then get it wide, for a shit cross which was easily headed out by their defence. Even if we’d played it short into the middle and played for free kicks 20-30 yards out we’d have been more likely to score then by then shit approach.

Have we started to criticise the club for letting him go yet or does that start next week?

Haven’t we previously many many times, started well, been shit from December onwards, sometimes finishing in jan, other times running through to March, then picked up again from March onwards. I reckon by 1/4 some do the mugs on here we be on about champions league football again and how we simply can’t afford to lose Ings/Bertrand etc.

He not on the slide. He’s had 2-3 good spells in 5 years. The rest of the time he is as he is now. It’s frustrating as there could be a good player in there but he has a very fragile mentality, seems to really suffer from a lack of confidence, he’s just an average player whose had a couple of good spells

As I said the other day, Mason is incompetent, but Dean is how you describe. Pretty much universally described as beyond belief arrogance. He thinks he’s something special and wants to be the centre or attention. No one will miss him, but he’s had 20 friggin years as an “elite” ref, so will no doubt end up in some management capacity in the game where he can carry on believing he is the most important thing going on that match day.