Badger

Indeed. Along with the constant bleating at every opportunity, and playing the 'professional victims' etc etc. Perhaps her immediate family may have a right to ask a question about their 93 year old mother falling over, but I doubt the good people of Stoke on Trent will see it as a civic duty to join the crusade, and spawn an industry on the back of it.

Kennedy

Crisis

Seems a few of them are 'seeking justice' , presumably for 'the Mabel 1' . When are they holding their marking of this the 93rd minute ? As someone else said, got to admire her spirit going to matches, especially away from home at that age. Great shame, and RIP, but I hope Stoke don't go all 'Hillsborough' about this.

Can't see that, their chairman has quite a good record on appointments , Martinez onwards.

fairly reliable source then...

not on BBC yet , where did you hear or see this ?

sew

F'kin hell, David Moyes has aged.

makes the m.board world go round though

Derby (as in Road)

And Guly.

Very few I believe. Especially the first two Mrs Osvaldo's/ mothers of his kids. But of course that might only be a vicious internet rumour.

bowler hat ?

Christ, I thought that only happened to us.

Would the premiership be a better place if Millwall took their place ?

Unable to get a ticket today, so can't add to the post match debate but: grossly unfair in my view. Fulham are probably the least offensive London club and I hope they stay up, although doubt they will. They are after all living in the shadow of Chelsea, and have a modesty about them in accepting that, unlike the yappy plebs who follow QPR for instance.

And held it for a record seven years don't forget. Courtesy of Mr A. Hitler. Several million perished during those seven years, but to the current generation of skates, the Cup was worth it, whatever the cost.

Wonder what excuse is today ?

Absurd - but with Italian owners coming in, I'd expect a change of manager even if at the end of the season. Wonder if the new owners are looking for a CEO with Italian connections.

ill

Two reasons, give him a rest, and also bring VW back to match fitness gradually. There was quite an outcry when Cork, and Yoshida returned and were not immediately up to the pace required, so it seems a reasonable step to take.

Noticed Wanyama booked. Is he close to a suspension ?

I go along with much of Chewy's thoughts. In summary - as before, we're okay providing no bastard gets injured.

A critical word you missed out, David. The reverse of that is IF he goes to the World Cup and has a strop, head butts a linesman, or a dressing room rumpus occurs, then no sensible f^cker will touch him with a barge pole. This might seem far fetched, but with him and Ballotelli in the same dressing room, fireworks are quite possible.