TheGingerQuiff

Should probably get your votes in pronto. It's a win for me. We were 13/5 outsiders yesterday and have been shortened up to as little as 13/8 favourite in some places. Odd to see a football team move that much in the market. 1-2

Wait 'til fixture congestion starts taking it's toll on that squad as well They won a league game and a shit cup game and thought they'd turned a corner.

I did find their excuse for their first game being on on a Friday night and on Sky a bit odd. A Friday night game should get a bigger crowd

SOS empty again

The Man Utd wankfest will be strong after that, which will only make their failure to compete for the title again all the more enjoyable

fuck reading any of that

Ohhh alright then. I'm still trying ti get my head around the Kick It Out campaign too. Being a white man I just can't begin to figure it out.

You're missing my point entirely

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Hypothetically, two blokes at a match holding hands. Someone a few rows back starts hurling abuse at them. Who do you reckon would be most in danger of getting a slap? The couple or the lad shouting the abuse? The latter these days imo. I'd be genuinely shocked if anybody felt they couldn't go to a game because of their sexuality. Maybe I'm giving society too much credit I don't know.

Agreed, but I think you've got to be pretty thin skinned to get offended at someone calling a player feigning an injury a puff or whatever. I don't think I've ever witnessed any serious hate-filled anti-gay stuff at games though. The point is anyway that anybody that is still homophobic now, in 2017, isn't going to be enlightened by a LGBT supporters group. We're already in an era where genuine homophobia isn't tolerated. I'm speaking of my experience of SJP mind, I imagine some of the scummier places have less liberal crowds

I think there'd be a few knuckle dragging cunts shouting stuff at first but I think these days enough people would tell them to shut the fuck up and it'd sort itself out. But I think that would happen irrespective of there being LGBT fan groups so it's not really addressing the issue. I'm with ewerk I'm not against the idea I just don't really see the benefits

I think if football clubs were scaring LGBT folk away it'd have been reported on. I guess we'll know how far we've come when we get some pros coming out. Which probably won't be anytime soon thanks to Qatar 22

Do you have evidence that it's an unsafe place? Load of shite. There'll be a big number of homosexuals safely attending week-in week-out. Or do you mean they should be able to go in leather hotpants and nobody take the piss? There'll always be a divvy or two in football crowds but they get told to stfu when they cross lines these days. They'll still be there irrspective of a LGBT group.

Don't see the point. It's not like there's loads of gays desperate to go to the games but can't or daren't. It'd be addressing a problem that doesn't really exist.

Fish thinks Shelvey is captain

It's not but from his family's point of view any sum of money would be just gravy

You're lucky I'm unemployed you lazy shit

Defeated terrorism

Where the fucks Happy Face gone? It's like final destination this place

Hoax supporters

Lamarr would have probably played more games for us. Nee chance of Jovetic according to Caulkin

I never keep Netflix going just get it for a month whenever there's anything I fancy watching on there. Anyway I changed my email address on there before I renewed it a few weeks ago and suddenly I was eligible for a months free trial. I think I've lifehacked free Netflix is what I'm saying

In his mind he will be paying a premium for Rafa's wages so that he can spend less on players and survive