Dark Munster

It wouldn't surprise me if Les Reed knows Jack Schitt.

Good call. Fuçkov's last minute equaliser did feel like a winner for them.

June 16. Mark your calendar. Assuming he won't be on gardening leave for a year.

I know Jack Schmidt.

Indeed. Blue in the Woods. "Money is the issue in the Championship but that could be solved with an even distribution of funds for all teams. Parachute payments reward failure and should be scrapped."

He has only one syllable, but surely he can be made into a chant or two somehow: http://tinyurl.com/oz8tajz

Steve McClaren has been mentioned?

His hair is very flamboyant.

Exactly. Compare Brenda's record at Liverpool with and without Suarez. I'm definitely not sold on AVB.

I want us to copy whatever Leicester did last season.

This thread looks like it won't die any time soon.

This gets my vote. One thing I look for is how much actually goes to help those in need, and they claim "89 pence in every £1 of total expenditure was spent on direct costs towards improving the lives of people with dementia (2014: 89 pence in the pound)." Sounds good if true. https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/documents_info.php?documentID=3104&categoryID=200129&pageNumber=11

Given Saints have extracted £5 million compensation out of Everton, I doubt they had previously told RK "sign a contract extension or walk". But if they did, RK had every right to say "OK, I'll walk then".

I'll raise your 3 Dutchmen with the 4 Englishmen Branf**t, Wigley, Gray, and Saggy.

I must've missed the Sotton (sic) are bigger than Everton claim. Can someone point me to it?

Not if you take out the period: Twice in the last two seasons.

Now that Brenda's gone I'm not bothered about Liverpool. But for Spurs v. Everton the proverbial mass brawl, 7 yellows and 4 red cards per team, match abandoned, and 3 points deducted for both clubs. Basically Spurs v. Chelsea on steroids.

Steady on, that's rather drastic. Anyway, it could be worse. See post 272 above.

I think it's disgraceful Everton are luring our manager away while he's still contracted. Anyway, if he leaves, I think we should consider going after Eddie Howe.

I still can't decide which hurts more. Their deliberate loss to WBA which sent us down, or Norris's last gasp equaliser at SMS which denied us promotion back to the PL.

"One of the Premier League’s most upwardly-mobile clubs."

You can add me to the "**** Chambers let him rot on Arsenal's bench" camp.

The Shipperley I remember was crap 90% of the time.

I don't know about other people, but I wasn't ecstatic when he signed. More like ... £4 million for him??

Agreed about George. But Osgood stayed with us in the 2nd division, and of course there was that match in 1976! So I can't say I was disappointed with him.