Verbal

Is this a thing now? We only judge the team's performance by how they play in the second half?

Just think if it were true though. You could just bounce your way to safety just by sacking the manager every month or so. AKA The Watford Way

Says Saintsweb's leading purveyor of fact-free horse shit?

No. Just no.

Impressive that you've managed a consistent level of bollocks from beginning to end in this post. You want to tell me in particular how you know that McCarthy "doesn't relish the thought of possible pain"? It's not just a stupid comment; it's likely to be libellous.

Agree with this. Salisu's anticipation especially is exceptional. My first chance to see Lyanco and thought he and Salisu could be the CB pairing we'll end the season with.

I've heard the same said about you

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/22/mohamed-elyounoussi-norway-world-cup-qatar-southampton-haaland

All facts are pony, right?

If you read other posts on this thread you might learn something.

So you're a 'bit wary'. I wonder why.

Thanks!

Not quite. An American sportsman has bought a minority stake in the company that now owns Burnley. As for actual investment, my understanding is that Burnley has gone from a club with cash in the bank to one that has been taken over with debt finance, with at least some of that debt being taken on by the club. Happy to be corrected if that's not the case

Honestly, they might as well wall off Norwich from the rest of the country. No one would notice. Even with the trains running it takes me longer to get there from London than to York and Leeds

We have a winner

Reported.

And as is the case with most of MLG's 'pedantic posts', he's right

Quite. If Howe is the answer, fuck only knows what the question is.

Looks like Ralph is going with one up top - Broja.

I'm afraid that as soon as I see this particular character's name pop up with a reasonably well-written post, I check to see where it was plagiarised from.

I got to know David Amess pretty well after he won his Southend seat in 1983 - probably met him three or four times a year until the late eighties. Never liked his politics - he was a committed Eurosceptic even then - but he was an immensely amiable man who was happy to hear strongly held views different to his, and to discuss them at length. He was also almost totally lacking in conventional political ambition - for him, winning his seat was like winning the lottery, and he revelled in the mundane and time-consuming work of being a constituency MP. He wasn't unique - there are a number of MPs in the Commons quite like him in temperament and calling, which makes recently heard the 'scum' label all the worse. But a talent for being genuinely nice - and I mean Ted Lasso-level nice - was something he clearly never lost. What a depressing day.

To be fair (as the saying goes), he didn't say whether that level was up or down

Too right! With bells on.

Apropos nothing of course, but listening to people trying to justify the many downsides of Brexit makes them sound like someone trying to convince an A&E doctor that there's a perfectly good reason for their cock to be stuck in a hoover.

You'd have been hopeless working for the Third Reich SOG