Alex

That clothing range he part owns must be absolutely dripping with class as well. Nonpareil in terms of quality too I’d imagine

Aye, he’s on the (Sports Direct) payroll isn’t he? Must be desperate for the money like. The duck-faced cunt

Manquillo coming on when you’re a goal down away to Chelsea just about sums up the club under this owner

That fucking headline btw (I couldn’t read beyond that)

Results going well for us atm

Irrespective of all that, he did look like he’d had about 4 Gary Abblets

Dennis Skinner called him a coke head iirc

Ironically, CT doesn’t understand irony

Not really surprising that some lowest common denominator patter merchant is popular on social media though, is it?

The thread slayer arrives bang on cue

Just another example of the ‘running the club like a business’ patter being absolute bollocks

At ease, private!

One take on it that I read was that those you mention are the reasons for the number of job losses but the reason they’re all in the UK is down to Brexit.

There, there

Thick mackem alert

fucking tragic that like. Likewise our cup record since Ashley bought us

After said draw a lad I used to work with asked if that counted as 6 and a half in a row. The SMB wasn’t even kidding 😆

Sounds like the DUP

I’ve voted other than Labour on occasion but I’ve never voted Tory. I can’t see that changing any time soon as they basically stand for everything I detest. My biggest gripe with politics in this country though generally is probably the FPTP system which seems increasingly outdated and means most general elections are decided by those bastard floating voters in the more marginal seats in the midlands (I think that’s the usual trend anyway). When you analyse it, it’s not remotely democratic but because it’s worked in the past and because it continues to suit the two main parties it prevails. I think that both Labour and the Tories are far too broad a church to properly represent the views of people who vote for them. It really needs to change but electoral reform isn’t even on the agenda (and even without the current Brexit chaos it still wouldn’t be). Incidentally the sort of ‘team supporting’ mentality you describe only applies to one person on here with regard to politics and they’re anything but Labour (even if they claim to have voted for them last time round).

It’s the one thing I like about him. Actually in fairness he seems alreet, by professional footballer standards anyway, but talk about being a lucky lad

Sounds like one of those Fighting Fantasy or Choose Your Own Adventure books from the 80s.

Can’t remember the exact quote and the Burglar’s Dog website is no more but his review of some Bigg Market dive mentioned the male punters all having the Steven Taylor £5 at the barbers haircut and the same look on their face as Taylor had when he realised the ref in the notorious Dyer/Bowyer Villa home game hadn’t bought his act when he pretended he been hit in the breadbasket

No surprise his chat up patter is absolutely lifting.

Haven’t seen it yet but Coleman always comes across as someone who absolutely loves himself

Do you honestly think he has any interest in debating the facts?