2 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

Strong line up and 2 went off injured 

Ta

Hopefully good for us

2 hours ago, Ani said:

Fulham v United yesterday, a standard ticket in the home end was £160. 
 

No meal, no free bar, no drugs, no blow jobs just a seat. 

Outrageous. 

Does the roof leak?

Charlton being held by their neighbours. 

3 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Charlton being held by their neighbours. 

Another localish game for the winners!

37 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Charlton being held by their neighbours. 

do you have to work at the paper mill to play for them?

1 hour ago, Zico said:

do you have to work at the paper mill to play for them?

Yep - they only pick the team when the shifts have been announced - today 4 out from their best 11

11 hours ago, L/H White said:

See Emma Hayes has stepped down as Chelsea manager, be great to see her take over Southgate after the euros

 Now pack it in R. Has to be a tranny or I will be writing to my MP.

2 on 90 mins for Roma.

70k on too.

9 hours ago, waffer cup 07 said:

How poor have Portsmouth been. Fully deserved win by Chesterfield.

Chesterfield were impressive though. Paul Cook team with some good players including Will Grigg who bossed their defence. Seem a lot better than a fair few L2 teams.

James McClean still his usual controlled self.

 

JAMES McCLEAN SET FOR BAN FOR HIS BEHAVIOUR

Wrexham’s James McClean was involved in an argument with Mansfield Town supporters after the Welsh team’s FA Cup win.

Wrexham AFC forward James McClean was involved in a heated altercation with Mansfield Town fans after the team’s FA Cup win. The altercation came moments after the 2-1 victory which saw Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s team progress to the next round of the prestigious competition.

The incident, which has since been viewed over 1.2million times on Twitter, shows the 34-year-old pointing at Mansfield fans as he made his way off the Field Mill pitch. Opposing fans appeared to take issue with his gestures, causing some supporters to rush towards the player, but remain behind the advertising boards.

Reacting in anger, McClean could be seen gesturing back to the spectators, before being blocked and held back by members of Wrexham’s backroom staff. The forward was then escorted down the tunnel. McClean was met with jeers from the home crowd throughout the game, which did little to quell the heated scenes.

Throughout the game, McClean endured jeers from the home crowd, exacerbating the tense atmosphere.

5 hours ago, Dr. Feelgood said:

James McClean still his usual controlled self.

 

JAMES McCLEAN SET FOR BAN FOR HIS BEHAVIOUR

Wrexham’s James McClean was involved in an argument with Mansfield Town supporters after the Welsh team’s FA Cup win.

Wrexham AFC forward James McClean was involved in a heated altercation with Mansfield Town fans after the team’s FA Cup win. The altercation came moments after the 2-1 victory which saw Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s team progress to the next round of the prestigious competition.

The incident, which has since been viewed over 1.2million times on Twitter, shows the 34-year-old pointing at Mansfield fans as he made his way off the Field Mill pitch. Opposing fans appeared to take issue with his gestures, causing some supporters to rush towards the player, but remain behind the advertising boards.

Reacting in anger, McClean could be seen gesturing back to the spectators, before being blocked and held back by members of Wrexham’s backroom staff. The forward was then escorted down the tunnel. McClean was met with jeers from the home crowd throughout the game, which did little to quell the heated scenes.

Throughout the game, McClean endured jeers from the home crowd, exacerbating the tense atmosphere.

He’s a cunt; that goes without saying, but the fans will have a go all game and then bleat like fucking lambs when he laughs at their antics in a “but-fuck-off-you-losers!” kind of way.

It stops being ‘bantz’ if you aren’t willing to take a bit back.

I wasn’t there but a pound to a pinch of shit it’ll be about his unwillingness to wear a poppy.

I have a friend from the RoI who wears a poppy if she’s over here in late October or early November but she would never dream of wearing it back home in Cork. McClean being a public figure would suffer dog’s abuse back home if he decided to have a poppy ironed onto his shirt. 

7 minutes ago, MickyD said:

He’s a cunt; that goes without saying, but the fans will have a go all game and then bleat like fucking lambs when he laughs at their antics in a “but-fuck-off-you-losers!” kind of way.

It stops being ‘bantz’ if you aren’t willing to take a bit back.

I wasn’t there but a pound to a pinch of shit it’ll be about his unwillingness to wear a poppy.

I have a friend from the RoI who wears a poppy if she’s over here in late October or early November but she would never dream of wearing it back home in Cork. McClean being a public figure would suffer dog’s abuse back home if he decided to have a poppy ironed onto his shirt. 

He's been to great lengths to explain it and I can understand his reasoning 

He gets the abuse at both the match and on twitter 

He reacts as he loves taking the piss on twitter 

Fans react back 

He reacts back 

And the cycle keeps repeating itself 

Stop giving the cunt publicity.

Liam Manning about to walk out on Oxford for the salad bar takers

Edited November 6, 20232 yr by tomski

19 minutes ago, tomski said:

Liam Manning about to walk out on Oxford for the salad bar takers

Really?

Bit risky and doesn't suggest he's particularly confident of getting Oxford into the same league as the saladers.

36 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Really?

Bit risky and doesn't suggest he's particularly confident of getting Oxford into the same league as the saladers.

More money I guess and better players. Good news for us I think

9 minutes ago, tomski said:

More money I guess and better players. Good news for us I think

Yes you'd think so.

3 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Yes you'd think so.

They got £25m for a player with a fucked knee so they shouldn't be short of cash 

4 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

They got £25m for a player with a fucked knee so they shouldn't be short of cash 

Sure I heard something about Pearson not being happy about what he had to spend. Could have mis heard obviously, but I wonder how much manning would get, and what state they will be in before he can spend anything. 

For his sake, I hope he makes a go of it, just seems a bit of a risk considering the relative positions.

11th in the table isn't so bad I suppose, but their injury crisis may negatively impact that. 

 

1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Sure I heard something about Pearson not being happy about what he had to spend. Could have mis heard obviously, but I wonder how much manning would get, and what state they will be in before he can spend anything. 

For his sake, I hope he makes a go of it, just seems a bit of a risk considering the relative positions.

Owner has talked about selling up 

Think he owns the rugby club as well and has had enough

3 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Owner has talked about selling up 

Think he owns the rugby club as well and has had enough

I’d be passed off if I owned a rugby club.

From memory it’s Lansdown and he’s wedged.

1 hour ago, DirtySanchez said:

Owner has talked about selling up 

Think he owns the rugby club as well and has had enough

Another reason to be cautious about going I'd have thought. 

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Another reason to be cautious about going I'd have thought. 

Signs a contract, gets what he's owed if it goes tits up

Can walk into another job saying not his fault etc 

Things can change very quickly for managers.  2nd bottom of league with MK Dons last December, 15 pts from 20 games, sacked.  Now flavour of the month, you can't blame him for striking while the iron's hot and getting a better contract, you never know when its going to turn.