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Reply | We all PSG tonight?
at 22:14 29 Apr 2025
Rooney gets something right this season.
Post-match he correctly criticised the Arsenal crowd for the lack of atmosphere, did nothing for the team unlike PSG fans who were differently class.
Arsenal's army of Nigels arrogantly assumed the job was done. Spot on Wayne. |
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Reply | We all PSG tonight?
at 21:01 29 Apr 2025
Why? Arsenal fans delighted and chanted in celebration of our relegation inside Portman Road and on the trains/buses back to London.
Pray they get properly stuffed over two legs. North London bottle jobs forever. |
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Reply | ‘Norwich City we’re coming for you’
at 17:41 26 Apr 2025
Fully agree on the how s*it must you be chant ...
And if you're so worried about our record against Norwich then Hark Now Here hardly makes sense ...
They certainly show little sign of running away when we're around.
Change is coming though. We will beat them, home and away. |
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Reply | ‘Norwich City we’re coming for you’
at 17:25 26 Apr 2025
I'd like to think we'd beat any team on Boxing Day, but for some reason we obsess about beating Norwich on Boxing Day.
Strange that. Stop the chant. |
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Reply | ‘Norwich City we’re coming for you’
at 17:14 26 Apr 2025
What makes you think they're trying to intimidate anyone?
Very bizarre that people online are so triggered by such an innocuous chant.
What should they sing ... Never felt more like singin' the blues, when Ipswich lose and others lose?
Sounds very Millwall. That'll get the pulse racing. [Post edited 26 Apr 17:16]
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Reply | ‘Norwich City we’re coming for you’
at 16:51 26 Apr 2025
Quick someone tell the fans in Newcastle that there being pilloried online for being cringe merchants.
We need an approved list of chants from the keyboard warriors who seem to know it all. |
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Reply | Booing Saka
at 16:23 20 Apr 2025
It's football... tribal panto ... piously trolling the fans online is far more embarrassing.
The guy earns millions a year, should help with his recovery from the psychological trauma. |
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Reply | If you had the choice...?
at 12:16 9 Apr 2025
I'm afraid there's no contest... three seasons of each because we'd be so much better off financially.
After six seasons of yo-yoing we might finally crack the code, win promotion and then stay up for a long time.
We've already done six Championship seasons from 2002 to 2008 which included two play off failures.
Guess what that yielded? Marcus Evans.
The current financial model of English football is broken and to repair there should be two smaller PL divisions with money spread more evenly.
Until that happens I'd much rather be with the haves than the have nots, even if it means getting pumped from time to time. |
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Reply | Would it be the best escape from relegation from the top flight in history?
at 18:08 3 Apr 2025
It's unlikely but not impossible ... if we beat them on Saturday there's a small but undeniably increased chance of a great escape.
A team like Wolves could have another dodgy patch even with Cunha.
Their last four games are tough and might yield a meagre return.
Take it to the last day and anything can happen. |
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Reply | Would it be the best escape from relegation from the top flight in history?
at 17:52 3 Apr 2025
Don't forget that we've dramatically avoided the drop from the Premier League before.
On the last day of the season in 1994 we were going down up until Mark Stein scored an injury time winner for Chelsea against Sheffield United.
It meant the Blades replaced us in the bottom three, otherwise we were doomed on goal difference despite earning a decent draw at Blackburn.
Oh pray that history somehow repeats itself. |
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Reply | Like any business that is failing
at 14:32 27 Feb 2025
We have the sixth richest owners in English football, they're in it for the long-term.
That's why they are bankrolling the £30 million redevelopment of Playford Road and moving the academy to category one status.
This is happening irrespective of which division we find ourselves in next season.
And no-one is saying that KM is granted indefinite immunity from the laws of football management.
If he stays (more likely than not on balance) we all know what happens should Town be midtable in the Championship next January.
Burley's miraculous two seasons in 2000 and 2001 did not save him and the same applies to KM.
The bottom line is that we weren't anywhere near ready (on and off the pitch) after our hurricane ascent from League 1 to the Premier League.
Next time, we will be much better prepared, and that's because the ownership model is radically different from anything that we've had before.
Our fate as a football club is no longer based on having a miracle worker in the dugout. |
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