We’re in no position to comment on owners. 

would have him over the little cսnt we have. 

They’re top and we’re second from bottom. With Guardiola in charge it would be a big ask to expect to get anything given the players we have. Arguably the best player we had is now destroying teams for Spurs, thanks Sullivan you cսnt( hope he got grief during the game like Monday night). The next th...

Support the team, and the manager. 

Keep the pressure up on Sullivan and Brady. Simples. 

Another expensive flop. Looked good pre-season, he’s shed some timber and I thought me might have the traditional old school striker we’ve been looking for. Guess will be looking around for another striker (as per usual) in the next window. 

I thought we gave a decent account of ourselves, and it’s a good point on the road, but we maybe should have had all three. Our momentum went a bit when Summerville went off, who they couldn’t handle. 

If anyone hears of a spare

Hello mate, have you still got the ticket? 

I thought Dan had come across really well in the couple of interviews I’ve seen, and had some good counter arguments for Jordan. One of Jordan’s biggest defenses of Sullivan is the affordability of season tickets, but at what cost to the loyal fan, when people up near the back should be supplied wit...

Nuno is the best of a bad bunch. I’m even prepared to forget his time in N17 which I’m sure he’s forgotten about too. The longer this goes on, the more unlikely he’ll come, imo. He’d probably be mad to come anyway, but nobody of any real quality is going near it, so here’s hoping. 

 

Potter talks a good game. He’s hoodwinked a lot of people with some of his word salads. No point in point scoring now, we just need someone (Sullivan) to put it right. 

Everton is winnable, even with Potter. Arsenal is a London derby so there’s always a slim chance.

Has that cսnt Sullivan never heard of new manager bounce? 

The cup game against Spurs at wembley was a special night under Bilic. Was that his last game? Then we had that shocking bore fest against the Arse at the emirates in the next round, which was a taste of what was to come under Moyes.
 

I know Lampard is obviously a decisive figure, but I’d be happy for him to get a crack, but now is not the right time for either party. Mourinho would have been the best option, but as usual, Sullivan fiddles while Rome burns. He’ll now wait until after Palace, and even a loss there is no guarantee ...

If Mourinho was a player, Sullivan would be all over this. Past it, been there and done it, living on previous glories. Potential to get fans off their seats and engaged again.  Big name still in football, who will generate extra interest in the club. This gives me a very slim hope that it may actua...

Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑16 Sep 2025, 12:01 I’ll be there in spirit, but in Porto physically. 

The scary thing is, in their deluded world, her and Sullivan really believe they have done a great job in delivering that stadium to the fans. Neither of them have an ounce of self awareness, which is clearly evident given the clobber Sullivan leaves the house in. They honestly think, we have a stad...

Who would have thought Mourinho would be the answer, but here we are. It would end the same way it has ended for him at every other club, but he’d be the only manager prepared to expose the charlatans running the club for what they truly are. He’d also inject a bit of passion, something that on the ...

It’s depressing. If we can’t get riled by hidings from Spurs and Chelsea, there’s little hope. I know somebody who’s on a ban for a few games for giving it to Sullivan at the end of last season from his seat. They don’t want any dissenting voices over there. 
 

Eight goals conceded in two home games against these cunts and the previous cunts. Don’t give him a chance against the Nigel’s, pull the trigger now Sullivan you fucking buffoon. 

Form can tend to go out the window in these games, so hard to call, but I think they'll have too much for us. Do we tend to do well after international breaks? I don't think we do. There should be some pissed up liveliness thanks to the kick off time, which usually helps these sort of games.    

This is good timing for us. Yes Lewis ultimately had the power to get shot of Levy, but make no mistake, this was partly driven by the fans, who I’ve said on here before, really ramped up the pressure on Levy last season, and should be admired for that. if nothing else, that little cսnt will sitting...

Spurs would send a stronger message, but people won’t want to miss that on the off chance that we might actually beat the cunts. Brentford being a tv game will still send a strong message, providing there’s a decent enough uptake of people willing to do it. 

Went with me old man. Got the bus from the ‘stow.

Have zero recollection apart from the back page of the current bun next morning:

Spurs 0
Cross 4

Can still see that headline now. 

 

I see Hammers United have asked people to stay away from the Brentford like the Wednesday fans did. I can’t see a large enough group of fans doing that tbh, though I’d be happy to be proved wrong.

A capitulation against Spurs could things turn nasty.

Only caught the second half, but a very assured performance. Defended well too. Wilson like Summerville looked a threat when he came on, and that was actually a clever finish to head the ball down. Paqueta and Fernandes will form a decent partnership, providing he stays. On today’s performance, we d...