my old man has finally wised up and stopped forking out for Sky (even with my token contribution so i could use his login). I would of course never do anything illicit so have no interest in this thread or any private messages that might come my way as a result of this post, but alas i am all at sea.

odd one, nuno. as a person i really like him, i like what he says, he's earnest but not a pushover. none of that condescending moyes arrogance or limp potterisms, i even generally like the fight he's put into the team and his general ideas about the game. i don't even mind the batshit lineups he's c...

sadly it turned out that no, potter did not know what he was doing.

paqueta is one of our very few players who doesn't treat the ball like a farmer's daughter treats her corpulent syphilitic earl of a husband on their arranged wedding night, for that he stays in the XI.

RBshorty wrote: ↑04 Oct 2025, 18:15 This was always going to be a free hit for everyone involved. Still it's one less game to turn it around. And one nearer too the drop. We're being primed for the Championship.

Glasner is a fantastic manager but i've never been able to get over how much he looks and moves like a marionette.

As bonkers as it is Potter playing 4 cms and no ST. remember Bilic being insistent on Antonio being a RB.  old slav was a bit of a trailblazer in that regard. basically had him as a wingback and antonio actually had his best numbers for goals and assists playing there until moyes reinvented him as ...

I think slav is probably a good shout for our uniqely fucked situation.  i don't think it would go well, but in lieu of getting an actual top drawer manager who will put up with the dwarf's meddling, he stands a better chance than the other firefighters as he wouldn't come in under a cloud of resent...

SurfaceAgentX2Zero wrote: ↑16 Sep 2025, 16:00 To be fair, she did absolutely rinse that cսnt Richard Keys.

to be fair he scored a decent goal for his part, despite todibo's toenail being offside.

Bilic, because despite not rating him as a manager I like the bloke and desperately want some reason to not slide into a bizarrely antagonistic relationship with my own club. 

so it's either a useless annoyance that has been implemented at a massive cost to the taxpayer like the internet equivilent of removing your shoes every time you get on a plane for fuck all reason except to make the queue an hour longer, or a massive authoritarian overreach that paves the way for wh...

decent squad meat. doesn't really make us any better but could well stop us getting worse.

just having boyle sports on their shirt would make real madrid look like a league one side.

Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑21 May 2025, 16:05 It can't be for the same role he had here.  No way they're that stupid (like Sullivan was).

I'd imagine it would be the same role/job he did at Leverkusen.

genuinely one of the worst games of football i've ever seen.

torn between watching this and heading down to the nearest special needs school to draw a chalk ring in the playground and hand out a couple of cricket bats to see what they'd do to each other for a multipack of snickers and a john cena doll.

Tbh I don't really expect relegation, just more of the same shit as this season. Think I'd rather a relegation battle, at least at bit of excitement about it. yeah, i agree here. there are absolutely no stakes this season and it's life sucking in a way that an emotionally charged relegation fight c...

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑17 May 2025, 09:36 Legal firm I understand 
Obviously a very lucrative business in Liverpool

i actually think i hate brady more. sullivan is a thick, capricious chancer with a napoleon complex and the worst taste this side of a qatari interior designer, but i think brady represents the ultimate upwards falling risible corporate midwit. considers herself a negotiation genius but has successf...

bowen is the only reason we have any points.

if we're going for steve coogan characters, potter is much more tommy saxondale.

perhaps most pertinently, he's also a salthouse client.

just like the boleyn set the tone for who we were as a support, so will the bowl. initially there was a rejection, like a host body spitting out a foreign kidney, but as time goes on we're being moulded by it.

eventually it will be the perfect fit for the sort of club we are.

southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑20 Apr 2025, 13:43 The Fullkrug interview is the first time this season that anybody has given an honest assessment of anything at West Ham.