RobinRobin

I agree, but very few of them end up banging them in at any level, once they leave - Campbell, Armstrong, etc.

Yes but he only came to us because no one else wanted him AND we offered him far too much. I have no idea what the current "market rate" is for a $25m player, but if that is what it is, then you have to get on with it. No point in offering $500m for Messi and offering him $10k a week - unless, of course, you don't want the deal to go through .

The talk has been about why the Australian bowlers weren't able to get the ball to move much. (cough - sandpaper - cough)

FYP

Better hope for a loss, then

I was more surprised that his pass went to his own player.

They are actually doing much better this year, not least because he has helped to solidify the defence (and actually scored, as well). Of course, that just goes to show the standard of the A-League (where Curtis Good is doing alright, as well)

Fair point

When do we reach the stage of hoping for another relegation, just to stick it to him? The trouble is, this time we won't be coming back any time soon.

Not really surprising, given that teams just making up the league are not supposed to stop Arse, ManUre, Manciteh, Chelski, Bin Dippers, Spuds, etc from playing their expensively bought brand of football.

Surely the point is, as Correct. Just when he could have been a statesman, he ends up looking what he really is - an annoying, hopeless, twat

Are you sure it is inadvertent?

Is Muto involved, as well? Not that he has had much game time recently.

Got to be good at something

Scored a cracker on Sunday - usual look on his face afterwards - i.e. how did that happen

Aaron Mooy out for several weeks does not hurt

But does not seem to realise that the only way you can be a cling-on club with those players is WITH a world class manager

Hopefully they will sign the good one

Jimbo's telly!

Looking from the outside, though, the issue which will always haunt him is that he clearly favours Brexit, but has no alternative plan to put forward for a UK post-Brexit. Surely, to be an effective opposition which wants to govern, he needs to set out his plan. It is no good just hoping for a GE, because then if successful you do actually need to have a plan which you could run with now. After all, that is the problem the UK is facing now, i.e. no one knew what a post-Brexit meant when voting in the first place. I assume no one voted for what is actually available.

Couldn't happen to a nicer prick

Nobody's mentioned him for a while - bad as Trump, must do something irrational

I am not sure why anyone would be so willing to give up trade with Europe for a free trade agreement with Oz. Don't get me wrong, love it here, but how much trade is the UK actually going to get from such an agreement. The same with the US, especially with Donnie (AF, MAGA) Trump in charge, not trading with anyone on a free basis.

Most like BO - least like DT

Michael Bridges and Ronny Johnsen both in Perth yesterday, discussing ManU and Leeds coming to WA mid-next year.