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I do remember the, we would have been better off with Benny from Crossroads gags :laugh:.

No, I didn't, I still think it is a bit brave to call yourself Dire though, let's hope he turns out not to be.

Not offended, and as he likes to be known by that name fair enough, though he might change his mind once he realises what that shortened version of his name means in English, a bit like W*n*e* being a surname in the US I'm pretty sure anyone moving here would probably change it.

I just wonder why when people talk about Adedire they call him Dire, unless, of course, they are being sarcastic.

Men in their 20s and 30s are tired after a couple of hours running about, and then 3 days off, I feel for them.

By that token shouldn't we call Adedire Ady then?

Isn't his name Adedire?

A bit like the whole team (well most of them) he looked pretty promising against the Saints collectively today was a massive comedown.

Who would settle for a point? I would.

Our performance against Southampton would say potentially we are.

We are so predictable.

Gas 2 down.

We all knew this would happen, didn't we?

A lorry load.

Down the Berni inn :laugh:.

Sounds like another after the Lord Mayor's show at the moment.

Szmodics scores again Grr!

Stream 169 Live Streaming (cricfree.live) is a bit behind but working.

What happened to their new all-wood stadium I remember seeing pictures of a few years ago? has that been quietly dropped?

I definitely think buying a membership and getting a fiver off the games you do attend would be better for you, I suppose there would then be a chance that your seat that was not used all the time could then be sold to someone else and the club might benefit with it being sold for pay on the day prices.

Well, then that's all folks for the FA Cup.

It can't just be a coincidence that the rumours of an imminent sacking and his sudden ill health are not linked.

Roy Hodgson: Crystal Palace manager stable in hospital after falling ill during training - BBC Sport

Went to the home game, to be honest I didn't notice any trouble as such and only found out about the damage later that day. I stopped going to Cardiff away when they started trying to treat a group of 60 year old men like potential trouble makers and said I couldn't make my own arrangements so-called bubble matches. I'm old enough to remember when trouble was almost guaranteed over there, I can remember the police keeping us in the end after the game finished and receiving a hail of coins and bottles of urine from the home fans.

It's probably been a fair while, I am not sure why they think altering the time will make any difference, if it's the pub situation I would imagine if groups of people or individuals wanted to have a drink there are many ways of doing so without going to licensed premises. I agree kick-off times probably make little difference to the rsoles that come over to make trouble.