Farmer Saint

It's weird isn't it? Inflation down ✅ Economy growing ✅ Immigration down massively ✅ Usual suspects bomoaning the Governments choices absent for months ✅ If they could get a sensible welfare bill through and row back a little on Net zero to a more sensible schedule then I'm not sure there'd be much to complain about at all.

But they were allowed into the Premier League and didn't lose that money. They should have been fined the money they earnt unfairly.

But that's not really true is it. Leicester did.

Very interesting migration figures today: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cvgzjpd1jjgt Seems that Labour are doing quite a good job of getting the figures down.

I'm not saying it's acceptable, but it is massively overblown IMO.

In a game where corruption, cheating, diving and financial fraud are commonplace, this is where the EFL and FA take a stand. It's an absolute joke.

Agreed. A fucking chap with an iPhone from 150 yards away. It's fucking mental.

Yeah, but your source is made up, we know that.

Why do we not know if he is any good as manager?

Do you remember Leeds as cheaters? Does anyone care?

Probably not, but if the players and the club can get over it, then I personally wouldn't care.

Meh, it's such a nothing way of cheating. A manager telling players to try to get others sent off has more material advantage from cheating. Stop being such a pussy.

Best of luck Whitey - I know a few people who have been through that (and my Dad had the op) and they've all come out the back of it stronger 💪

Sounds like my Friday night.

Not last night she didn't.

Nope

Bloody hell, that's a stretch. I would argue implied terms on the playoffs, but let's see.

Yeah, I'm unsure. I'd go but I think I'd struggle to sing and create an atmosphere. It's a bit of a weird one. Maybe I'll just need to get pissed.

Said this would happen if they went this route - hence why I thought they wouldn't be stupid enough to do it. I was wrong on that part.

But you said the following - That statement… Jesus. We are absolutely cooked What's the above got to do with the statement?

What would you have said?

Quoting for my pint.

But did we knowingly break the rules, it seems maybe we didn't - through complete ignorance - but maybe not knowingly broke them.

I disagree, if B is true, then A surely follows. This doesn't affect as much as having a player sent off in a game unfairly, or a penalty given that shouldn't, or offside goal.

The funniest thing is, I still don't see any of this as a big deal. I just don't see the material advantage gained.