revolution saint

Imagine a club statement will be imminent now. Blackmore and Alfie House have broke cover. They won’t want to send Tonda out to answer for them

If they like dealing with fucking toddlers then I think their crimes are worse than ours.

One of the potential penalties they could impose on us is a loan embargo meaning we'd have to keep Damion Downs next season. That seems excessively harsh to me.

No idea if it's true or not but spying on the opposition after a 46 game season seems a bit unnecessary. I guess we could get a glimpse into any new set pieces and fitness of Hackney but still don't think it would give us much of an advantage. I don't pay much attention to 'Boro but they've never really struck me as a sensationalist, dirty tricks kind of club. If you met 'Boro at a school reunion they'd be the one you had absolutely no recollection of.

Hard one to call and there's at least 4 or 5 that I wouldn't complain about if they won. I'm leaning towards Scienza, however, if I had to pick a player I'd least like to see missing from the starting 11 then it would be Peretz.

I stopped watching Bill Maher before his cosy little dinner with Trump and Kid Rock but it definitely didn't do him any favours. Jon Stewart probably the best of them although I wish he would tone some of the clownish stuff down a bit, I've heard he's a bit more restrained on his podcast so I should probably listen to more of that. I will say that, although I find John Oliver the most irritating of the three, his programme is generally the most informative and interesting.

I get your point to an extent and it's true, winning is more fun. However you can also make the case that the Championship is a far more competitive league regardless of the amount of money spent by individual teams. Look at Coventry, Millwall, 'Boro, and up to a few weeks ago, Hull. None of them have been big spenders. Leicester, on paper, have a far better squad than 90% of the league and they've been dreadful even without the points deduction. Plus, there's no VAR in the championship.

Pah! Pretentious middle class crap. And most of it is probably foreign. Wouldn't even make my top 10.

Warburtons White, or if I'm feeling healthy then their best of both. End of the day, it's bread. Curious to know which water people prefer though.

Right now, it's Larin. His confidence, form and fitness are all up and he's taken his chance. You've got to pick the form players for any position and this is no different. I think Stewart might actually be a more instinctive finisher but Larin deserves to keep his place.

We can loan you Damion Downs, Spors seems to like him. Not quite sure he's ready for your level so you might need to be a bit patient with him.

I've been impressed with Bragg too and hopefully he continues his progression. FWIW I think he's played better in his first full season than Charles did when he first signed for us.

What I don't understand is why Fellows seems so reluctant to take a player on and get to the byline. When he first arrived he was doing it a fair bit, and he seemed to do it all the time for West Brom but his first thought now seems to be to cut inside virtually all the time. Seems especially strange given we've now got a couple of options in terms of a physical presence that would thrive on the crosses he could put in.

Presume you had to edit that down?

I can’t wait for @Saint86 ten thousand word essay on how results aren’t everything. I mean, courage of your convictions and all that?