rallyboy

That went well!

Nice image, I can't understand why the club has never appealed to big professional investors.

You look at some of the keeper mistakes going on around the Premier League and he looks a safe pair of hands. If anyone thinks he was to blame the other night please do list the 4 or 5 he should have saved.... He was just horribly exposed to lethal finishing.

Gypsy Vapes - what the ****?

A good thing for football if Bolton go bust? Man, my work here is done, the jokes are writing themselves.

If rumours are anything to go by they'll have Bolton coming down to join them pretty soon - two sleepy giants living on past glories and locked together in a lower league suicide pact. But let's not forget, it's proper football down there, Bovril, casual racism and flat caps - not like the nasty Premier League where the teams that spend the most win everything.

Wow, that even surprised me and I always assume the worst! Over £5k a week to agents, when they can't afford to pay a player that sort of money? Any talk of living within their means ends right there. 268 of the people who donated £1,000 have just seen their money drive straight out of the city and up the A3 in a Bentley, never to be seen again. And if these agents have discovered that the golden goose is back in business, no wonder their players keep wanting to play for the biggestest club in the land. Fatpipes is once again laying golden turds and the greedy flies are buzzing around, just like they did back in the days of Storrie and Redknapp.

I see York City are talking about contesting the red card. If successful, where do they collect their six goals and point?

Indeed, had he not come on and changed the game against Stoke we could well have lost it.

Like us they were also denied a blatant penalty. If anything that ref was too big for their game and was following secret orders from the league. Whereas our ref was just a ****.

I haven't been brave enough to watch the TV version yet but his inconsistency was bizarre. Couldn't clearly see the Pelle claim but the player reaction said much, and I did see a swinging arm on Cedric, and players scuffling - none of which apparently warranted yellows. The professional foul by Adams looked textbook yellow at the time - I can only assume that JWP went in high with studs, it looked ordinary in the ground. It was an unusual refereeing performance.

still equal top.

Mixed singles.

Possibly the dullest interview of all time. But as long as none of their opponents make unfair use of the wind I'm still expecting the world's sleepiest giant to rip up the division, whatever the growling scouser says.

They should just remember that it was an honour to be a creditor of such a big club.

They look too expensive for me - but I guess SussexSaint would be happy to splash out on Penny's jugs.

This thread now has socks appeal.

A museum?? Toilets through the ages? The history of seating between 1850 and 1950? At least people will be able to see the tables and chairs from HMS Victory, the press box from HMS Warrior, the turnstile from Churchill's war office kitchen and the shroud of Turin.

They must be looking forward to that 3rd round draw....if they can progress.

What's with the booing? When the fans bought tickets to see an average team playing in a very low league against an equally average team, what the ***** did they expect to see? I'm sure the manager and players are well impressed with that.

I thought Sky was part of the evil new world game that they didn't want to be part of? Divison Four is the place to be for proper football etc... Anyway I doubt if there is room for Sky to set up, what with the park being packed.

These people may claim a link to religion but they are not religious, they are just bloodthirsty psychopaths.

While it's fair to say the forthcoming HMRC cull isn't linked, how many companies have to default on huge tax bills before we can link them to closures of key services? During one of their recent administrations when Moneypenny was chief apologist for her club's criminality, a key cancer ward in her own constituency was closed as part of cuts. You can talk of different budgets etc but if the taxman misses out on £35m something has to give, and occasionally it comes back to bite the local community on the ar$e. Tax evasion by football clubs is not a victimless crime.

Anyone who is buying all of the media spin on Corbyn needs to look at who is producing it and why they want you to buy into their agenda - and then perhaps take a long hard look at themselves. I treat those stories with the same disdain as the ones that tell us we should all be watching Strictly, Downton and Bake-Off while worshipping Katie Price, Richard Hammond and One Direction. It's drifted so far from electoral mischief into blatant untruth that it is now damaging those who publish it - yes, the ones that hacked the phones of dead soldiers' families to make a buck and who are now lecturing us on respect for war dead.

They must be getting jumpy now - one home win away from going in a draw with big clubs like Brighton, Bournemouth.... The last thing they need right now is a local derby.