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It has already been referenced in the EFL ruling against us. It all depends on how hard the FA want to kick us.

The problem is FIFA dished out a 12 month ban for spying at the Olympics. The FA may decide to align with that. We've already been hit with the upper end of punishments by the EFL and there's nothing an official likes more than beating down someone who can't fight back (ie not one of the big boys)

A ban was always a possibility. We gambled by keeping him on now we have to see how it plays out. Let's face it, it was an understandable gamble given our recent managerial appointments.

It would depend on what the manager ate the night before.

I didn't know honey badgers made jewellery

Same as every summer. A striker.

You selfish bastard. Just take a damp cloth and clear it up. It's not like Baz is able to stop himself spilling things.

As someone who snapped their Achilles tendon six months ago, just reading that made me wince.

Talking about strikers. How come I haven't read that Ross Stewart has a club yet? The World Cup has been over for Scotland for, what feels like, months. And, after his 5 minute cameo I would've thought he'd have been snapped up by now.

Given the loyalty we've shown him, I would be disappointed if Baz wound up leaving us for Derby. I always imagined he'd be walking into a top six team or possibly one of the European heavyweights after his time with us. So to settle for another team in the Championship seems perplexing. Derby are pulling our pants down with this one.

I think there's a difference between a participant seeking to gain and advantage and getting caught breaking the rules and the owners of those rules actively colluding to circumvent them for their pals.

He only needs 106 votes from FIFA members to get re-elected. And he has 111 from South America, Asia and Africa due to funneling of money into their organisations. The only way anything happens is if UEFA walks away. In the meantime he'll toady up to Trump, fix things so that Saudi Arabia can host a World Cup and organise more and more stupid summer club tournaments and nothing happens. It's the same in Formula 1. You need a representative from each continents motoring organisation to support you to be able to run for president except South America has one (who just happens to be the wife of the former owner of F1, Bernie Ecclestone and who supports the incumbent) so it's impossible for anyone to challenge someone who is obviously not up to the job. Trump himself is trying to do the same thing with the Save America Act which is aimed at stopping people who might vote for someone else to have the ability to vote at all.

Methinks the baldie doth protest too much.

I particularly loved the wave of dribble at the end. If ever you wanted an example of why social media is a bad thing you need look no further than this video.