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I love them, hence the name. However, you either like them or you don't My granddaughter hates even the sight of a yolk on her plate so won't touch a fried/poached/boiled egg, but she'll eat them scrambled, in an omelette, in a frittata or quiche. She's also fussy about the texture, and won't eat them overvooked and loves them cooked in butter. She also likes them heavy on pepper or herbs. Just try different ways and see if you want a way that you can live with. We also add them to stuffing mix, and go heavy with them in batter mix for pancakes or yorkies - there's plenty of ways to sneak them into your diet.

That's bang out of order. Mark Dennis did a cracking little video on his Instagram yesterday addressing that point.

Agreed. The owners need to build us back reputationally, and that doesn't happen by retaining the very people who caused this mess. I suspect that'll be too late for many of our existing sponsors, but we won't attract new ones of any note if we're seen as a club which doesn't properly address what's happened. From a footballing perspective, part of me would love Tonda to stay, but I suspect he'll have lost the dressing room anyway, but the bigger picture is that the club needs to rebuild from this and don't do that by keeping hold of the people who were responsible for breaking things.

There's nothing knee jerk about it. His position is untenable, and I'm surprised the club didn't act after their investigation and before the 1st panel. He's been brilliant for us, but he can't stay, and I'd imagine the FA will impose a ban anyway.

Parker is the obvious man for me, but I don't think we'll have managers putting us top of their list tbh.

Are you seriously suggesting that Tonda and others in the club responsible for this shouldn't be sacked? That's an inevitability.

Been there, got it wrong, never to be repeated. But yep, Baz'll be back.

I read that as a goodbye tbh.

Gotcha. I've know written reasons from panels/tribunals arrive anywhere from same day to weeks later. Given the eyes on this case, I'd guess it'll be in the next few days, but it'll be what it'll be.

We need to get some respect back to the club, and a bloke who was not respected in the game, ain't the answer.

Cheese

Report?

When you need normal and respected, which we do, Cortese is not the answer.

Yep, although being guilty isn't ideal.

100/0.