Alex

Kid Rock's the support act

Once in a lifetime experience I suppose

Aye, the lack of options is a bit scary. Gouffran basically just put on and told to run around as much as possible. Which is all he offers anyway. Colback's dead ordinary as well.

I think Moreno might have seen the flag go up too like. Might not have tried it otherwise. In any case, them being denied a legitimate goal makes the victory even sweeter. And I think we deserved it because we wanted it more. They lacked intensity.

That bloke who mentions about 4 times in our match thread how much he hates us. Half the board's like essembee. All fucking slapping each other on the back for their rancid patter

Was thinking how scary it must be when a hurricane hits and the winds can be more than double what we had. Must be fucking terrifying

Great film.

By coincidence, this sums up my view of CT

thought it was crying out for him in the last 20 mins or so as we just kept launching it. Was just inviting pressure

Aye, Colo played well. If he keep up that level of performance he'll have proven me wrong. That said they all need to take a look at themselves given the contrast in commitment compared to other performances of late.

Aye, that was fucking mint. What a finish as well

I think I had more confidence we'd stay up the last time we went down. I don't know if I'm just more cynical now but we need a massive overhaul in January to even have a chance

not the date or the Mona Lisa

If it is true it would be shades of Ruud Gullit

Aye, and you didn't aim it at anyone specific for the very reasons I gave, I.e. you'd look ridiculous trying to pin that accusation on anyone. And it's not a kick up the arse away from Cameron's odious comments on the eve of the vote

Look, man. If you took actual issue with what people wrote in here that would be one thing. What you actually did was invent a nonexistent point of view to argue against instead because it was easier.

Arse-wiping technique

yeah, absolutely everyone wants to forgive the Paris terrorists for what they did.

Your probably hoping it does happen so you can say you were right

If that does happen point scoring in here will be what really matters

You need to balance that against the cost of all the crime caused by the status quo though. I would imagine the monetary cost is lower via this different approach anyway but, on top of that, you can't put a figure on the 'cost' as it were to the addict whose life basically revolves around the search for their next fix. They're the least of my worries too in this, even if I do sympathise with them in many cases. There's the impact on their family, the inevitable victims of their crime and the people who live in areas where dealing is rife etc., etc. As has been pointed the current system costs a bomb and is an abject failure anyway. It's all moot though as the UK press and the short-termism in British politics would prevent such a pragmatic approach ever being adopted.

I think we'll spend in January so everyone probably needs to reserve judgement but we look like one of the 3 worst sides in the division without a doubt.

He's absolutely finished at this level