Jimmy_D

Perfect answer for all those looking for an alternative our home kit!

Doubt he'll break through and stay in once the injuries clear, but he DESERVES this recognition Well Done!

Awesome! Cheers

Source?

Morgan stayed with us because he wanted to 'put right' that we'd been relegated.

Barry, stop acting like your opinion is the only one that matters. You're coming across as a right idiot.

Bet some people were saying the same thing about QPR last year.

Cheers, added those (might have to remove Gazza's one if it's a particularly good fake), also shifted others that needed shifting and weeded out or updated the dead links.

Think it ended 4-1 on penalties.

Close by Guly!

Close by Lambert! Great cross by Chambers to set it up.

Looks like we're playing well, especially for a friendly.

Great finish by Lambert! Now... if only it'd been onside...

Great play by JRod to create a 1 on 1 for himself, then fluffs the chance.

Do they really expect to get decent refs in League Two? They can barely scrape up enough half-decent ones for the Prem.

4-1 Full Time. There's something awfully poetic about them being welcomed to League Two by being beaten 4-1 to leave them bottom of the whole football league.

:lol:

OK, it looks like the company that holds the golden share is being liquidated, but the company that holds all the assets they still have (basically the players and IP) is still there. It's possible that the Football League will transfer their golden share to this other company with a hefty (30 points?) deduction next season.

When it ultimately came down to it, Chanrai backed down. Looks like the owners of their ground didn't.

Breaking News http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/23545354 Bloody Hell, that might have been us if SISU had taken over. Sad day

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01dlmj4 I'll just leave this here.

Cheers for that.

We were in to 2-1 to sign him on BetVictor earlier this evening before they suspended betting on the market. Trouble is it's a tiny market so even a few people betting can change the odds dramatically. Not sure there's much we can read into them.

This isn't unique to the Premier League. Any team is unwilling to sell to teams in the same league for any price. It's seen as strengthening their own direct rivals, especially by the fans. It seems more pronounced here because there's so much money available, meaning the price gets ridiculously inflated to stop this strengthening of direct rivals. Also because the Premier League is seen as the best league in the world, and is English speaking (becoming more and more a universally learned language), meaning foreign players are far more willing to move here than the other way round.