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I mean, it's been failure for everyone since 1966 so don't be too hard on Gareth.

Fucking sign the bloke up. Scoring against Lichtenstein? Surely worth £25mill.

If we are being prudent and wise with wages, that would surely make the signing of Lallana on any sort of playing contract rather odd, as it clearly is unecessary and wouldn't benefit us in terms of weekly PL football performances.

Reckon we need an upgrade on Stu

Dortmund's support is excellent because it is naturally passionate but also so, so organised. Colours, flares, flags, chants, seating. They synchronise everything so well and it looks extremely effective as a result. Look to the sides and wings and you'll see the classic modern football fans on their phones, observing in silence.

I distinctly remember the howls of absolutely agony. Unlikely to ever get to the levels he might have with that sort of injury.

I mean, they're all songs played at full time, but hey! Leeds can pull the old 'No-one likes us' alongside Millwall if they so wish.

I heard it was three?

Don't you remember the one line short news send off for Lambert?

True enough.

Ridiculous. Shows the levels of disparity in the PL.

Do they still have Chilwell and Cucurella at LB?

Fair enough!

I doubt Chelsea will buy KWP. He's not on their level for potential purchases.

Equally, would Maresca shop at a club his team rinsed by an aggregate 9-1 scoreline this season?

Sad to see how far off Brighton and Bournemouth we are now. Rollback 8 years and people would be laughing you out of the room if you suggested we'd be worse than those two.

If we'd have won that game, and the Middlesbrough & Blackburn draws were wins, things would have looked hugely different going into the final run.

Same guy. Absolutely nailed a dance to a Prodigy song, and it went "viral".

Lallana didn't get a wage increase? Poor chap.

Wrong way to go, I think. Both Lallana and Ings have wages that would set us back for very little on-field reward. Also, the two would probably profess their Saintly love, which would make me feel a bit sick given their clear propensity to consider football to be a line of work, a career to garner capital and fame, and for the 'connection' to their roots to matter little. Be clear, I'm not saying footballers should love one club and stay at that club for life. I'm merely saying I would hate for them to feel the need to pretend they hold such 'loyalties' as important.

Similar experience

So interesting to hear that. At first I felt Leeds' fans were clearly louder. That did seem to dissipate after our goal. From my point of view I kept looking around to see lots of our lot pretty silent indeed. Glad it didn't come across that way to the opposition!

Freed from desire.