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100% will not renew. Not been to AG since the change of manager and won’t be back until the owners and BT are gone. 

Jesus Christ this forum has turned into a cesspit.

No Shirtliff, no party

I thought the seat cost more than that. 

8 minutes ago, Cristored said:

Are you in love with Nigel? Genuine question.

Most of us were, you would’ve known that if you’d been around a little longer. 

Thought LM came across really well. I wish him luck. 

41 minutes ago, Fordy62 said:

Now bizarrely that would be interesting. 

Drink Sam?

- Chardonnay, please chap.

Large?

- Pint. 

I’m only here until May

9 hours ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

Yep - go with the young progressive, inexperienced manager, the one who knows all the trendy modern ‘go ahead’ football terms like ‘introverted full backs’ and ‘false number 9’ - he or she will be the one to bring us success??!! Or we could just go with a proven, experienced, knowledgeable, gnarly, successful guy and say ‘bollox to the woke brigade nonsense’ - a proper football man who will get us to the place we want to go - Neil Warnock ...

Warnock full backs are never too shy to attack. 

Kid Shags Robin. 

10 minutes ago, ZiderEyed said:

I'll eat my own knob if Jody Morris comes back as his assistant

You spend far too much time on here for someone who can eat their own knob. 

I’m beyond the point where a few results and performances can change my view. It’s not just about the sacking of Pearson, that was just the final straw.

Always proud to call you our Manager. Thank you Nige. 

First time in over 10 years I’ll miss a home game by choice. I won’t be back until they have sold up and left. 

3 hours ago, Andy082005 said:

What would everyone think if this was our next manager …

I hope you haven’t bumped into shags. 

Just noticed ignore topic is back. Pair it with ignore user to block s**t threads and reappearing rats. 
 

Pathetic. 

11 minutes ago, Chivs said:

A new manager.  No idea why people like "Nige" so much.

The minority and having no idea usually goes hand in hand, so don’t stress too much. 

3 hours ago, GrahamC said:

Pretty sure that Lloyd Kelly, Bobby Reid, Jojo Wollacott & Owura Edwards all went to City Academy in Lawrence Hill, Ephraim Yeboah did too.

What I don’t know is how many of the first 4 were ever in the same squad.

Ephraim went to St Bernadettes. 

1 hour ago, Barrs Court Red said:

So it begins.  Another season of reluctant linesman duty’s, last minute player withdrawals, dog poo covered pitches, angry parents and angrier kids. 
 

Both mine play in goal.  Both have tricky matches and it will be eldest child’s first season on full sized pitches, which means full sized goals - she’s lost in it.  Can see some pretty high score lines while the kids get used to the new dimensions. 
 

Anyone else have games to go to this weekend? 

The final season for me. From U7’s to U16’s, it’s been stressful and infuriating at times but so rewarding and I wouldn’t change a thing. 
Once my son goes off to uni in a couple of years, I may even take a new batch of U7’s on and start the journey again. 

Jay Dasilva?

When bacterial infection was mentioned, my first thought was possibly a staph infection or glandular fever. Staph infections sometimes need the wound drained so technically surgery but I’ve never heard of glandular fever needing surgery. 
Hopefully it’s a case of weeks not months. 

It’s just photos of people in their seats from the Preston game. Means you can hide behind it and have a pint while holding it up without the stewards ever knowing. 

55 minutes ago, The Dolman Pragmatist said:

Isn’t a reformed person the best role model?  If you hold your hands up to something and use that experience to discourage others, that can be very powerful.  As you say, everyone deserves a second chance.

No the best role models lead by example. The most powerful message would be if no other club touched him and as a father of a 16 year old boy, that message is far more important to me than the rehabilitation of Mason Greenwood. 
A lot of young, impressionable Man Utd fans were not bothered what he did, they just wanted him back in the team so I have little faith those same fans would watch a 30min interview where he says sorry and he was wrong. 

53 minutes ago, Ashtongatered said:

I’d take him back here tbf 

I wouldn’t. Everyone deserves a second chance but he wouldn’t get it as a footballer and role model if it was up to me.