oscar

What an angry boy. If I was a Board Member with most influence, then Alex Rae would still be in charge. 
If the choice of a new Manager was mine then Wee Gus would be employed to steady the Ship and rescue us from oblivion. 
NOW, WILL YOU SHUT THE FCUK UP? 
Please. 

We are !!! 

Never drink during the daylight hours children or you'll end up like this walloper. 

Steve Wright has just played "Right Down The Line."
It really is a beautiful song.

Bet you don't........................

Well go and lie down in a darkened room and give us all a break.

They were still the biggest supported club in the country before Fergie
Glory hunting fans i would attach to Man City and Chelsea who didn't have great numbers before the money men

Well no one can accuse us of glory hunting that's for sure...........
But lets challenge u just for the hell of it
Under Fergie yes they had great success ( and gave him 4 years to start)
They are 6 points off the top and last two games have been Pool and Chelsea away. They have also played City so they have some easier fixtures
Being top 6 in Premiership , probably getting to latter stages of Europa is hardly joining us 
And they have always had a massive support that's why they built a 75000 stadium and to be fair win loss or draw they fill it
 
But like us they miss Fergie
 

Difficult one!!
I'm split between City to City and Night Owl
I just love "Right Down The Line" so I guess City to City just edges it.
 

Oh shit, I've got two of them.
Oh well, there's always TWO.

Don't bet on the following 5
Arsenal, West Ham, Newcastle, Norwich, Portsmouth...... I got 8/1 for a 5 fold.

There's always one.....................

As someone who cannae be arsed checkin Stats....   Respect!
 
 
Well assembled. 

To be fair, the 4 you mentioned (Warnock, Di Matteo, Lambert and Coyle) have won
1 Champions League
1 Premiership title
1 FA Cup
11 Promotions
Not exactly failure after failure!!!
*** stats as at 19/10/2016 - and might not be 100% accurate

To be fair, the 4 you mentioned (Warnock, Di Matteo, Lambert and Coyle) have won
1 Champions League
1 Premiership title
1 FA Cup
11 Promotions
Not exactly failure after failure!!!
*** stats as at 19/10/2016 - and might not be 100% accurate

Its good to know your life is so full and has so much meaning Oscar

POUND STEADIES AFTER RECENT SLUMP
The pound has recovered some of its recent losses, with analysts attributing the gains to the promise of a Commons debate on the Brexit process.
The pound closed 0.6% higher on Wednesday at $1.22. Against the euro, it rose nearly 1% to close at €1.11.
But the gains could prove short-lived. In Thursday's early Asian trade, it fell to $1.21 again.
Sterling's current slide began when Prime Minister Theresa May named a date for the start of the Brexit process.
On 2 October, she said the UK would trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty by the end of March 2017.
  Traders have been selling the pound, fearing the impact of leaving the single market.
According to figures from the Bank of England, on Tuesday the pound fell to its lowest level in history on a trade-weighted basis.
The trade-weighted index measures the pound against a basket of currencies, adjusted to reflect the importance of nations as trading partners.
'Shift in tone'
MPs have been demanding to scrutinise the eventual plan to leave the European Union before it is finally agreed, and on Wednesday the government agreed there should be a "full and transparent debate".
But it added that the process should not "undermine" the government's negotiating position.
 

 

POUND STEADIES AFTER RECENT SLUMP
The pound has recovered some of its recent losses, with analysts attributing the gains to the promise of a Commons debate on the Brexit process.
The pound closed 0.6% higher on Wednesday at $1.22. Against the euro, it rose nearly 1% to close at €1.11.
But the gains could prove short-lived. In Thursday's early Asian trade, it fell to $1.21 again.
Sterling's current slide began when Prime Minister Theresa May named a date for the start of the Brexit process.
On 2 October, she said the UK would trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty by the end of March 2017.
  Traders have been selling the pound, fearing the impact of leaving the single market.
According to figures from the Bank of England, on Tuesday the pound fell to its lowest level in history on a trade-weighted basis.
The trade-weighted index measures the pound against a basket of currencies, adjusted to reflect the importance of nations as trading partners.
'Shift in tone'
MPs have been demanding to scrutinise the eventual plan to leave the European Union before it is finally agreed, and on Wednesday the government agreed there should be a "full and transparent debate".
But it added that the process should not "undermine" the government's negotiating position.
 

 

Flippin Inter Milan!!!

Flippin Livingstone!!!!!!!! 

POUND STEADIES AFTER RECENT SLUMP
The pound has recovered some of its recent losses, with analysts attributing the gains to the promise of a Commons debate on the Brexit process.
The pound closed 0.6% higher on Wednesday at $1.22. Against the euro, it rose nearly 1% to close at €1.11.
But the gains could prove short-lived. In Thursday's early Asian trade, it fell to $1.21 again.
Sterling's current slide began when Prime Minister Theresa May named a date for the start of the Brexit process.
On 2 October, she said the UK would trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty by the end of March 2017.
  Traders have been selling the pound, fearing the impact of leaving the single market.
According to figures from the Bank of England, on Tuesday the pound fell to its lowest level in history on a trade-weighted basis.
The trade-weighted index measures the pound against a basket of currencies, adjusted to reflect the importance of nations as trading partners.
'Shift in tone'
MPs have been demanding to scrutinise the eventual plan to leave the European Union before it is finally agreed, and on Wednesday the government agreed there should be a "full and transparent debate".
But it added that the process should not "undermine" the government's negotiating position.
 

 

WELL DONE SHULL

Well done Sir
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37644253

Great thread.