Monk

You're a proper whopper you. Shirts are already in the bin, SFC mouse mat shredded and signed MLG photo taken down. But as per my original point, I'm glad you share the same frustrations that a loan to an EFL club would've been a more beneficial move for the club rather than a premature sale given an impending relegation.

One for the FA Cup. Burnley came to town on Saturday, utterly, utterly woeful football side. The two CB's are steady and James Trafford is very good (bit of an odd bloke).

That is correct. Fair play on the others especially Jankewitz, there was a player in there.... unfortunately it's one playing at the bottom of the Swiss Super League.

I'm not sure how to take you, getting proper MLG vibes from you. So judging from your post disagree with me, agree with me but then revert back to disagree. We're going to get on. 💑 But yes, in terms of my overaction which stems from a million things the frustration in this is the bigger picture in the Championship and the value Sam would potentially add having had a loan to a Championship or top 6 League One this season.

I won't lie gents, I think the Sam AA deal might just tip me over the edge with Saints, I'm just going to follow non-league. Is anybody else utterly fucked off at that one? Just feels a very poor, poor footballing and business decision.

I thought that’s the angle he was taking. Interestingly the club rolled over and had their belly tickled on this and didn’t fight it. A fair few other high ranking individuals from other cat 1 clubs and an individual previously at Double Pass (who use to audit the EPPP) thought they would win any legal case (including my ex boss). One of the many gripes I have, I won’t lie. Other PL and EFL clubs have already ‘allegedly’ spoken to the Uni about being given first option if the ruling relaxes in the next cycle.

What do you mean by this?

Thank you kind sir.

cba to read through this… had poor signal at work so struggled with updates. someone cut the BS and provide a summary please? How did Wellington play? How did Gronbaek play? Is THB dead? How spaccy did the fans go with the second goal? Are we staying up and winning The FA Cup now? I had the displeasure of watching Burnley today, who are THE most boring team I’ve ever seen play live in 25 years. Even their fans sang ‘boring, boring Burnley’. James Trafford is an absolute odd ball by the way but a cracking GK.

Interesting... spent Tuesday night watching him very closely. He was good and I did think he'd be an okay addition next year. Got spun twice but recovered very quickly. Appreciate the London connection but he is above the level of Millwall.

Oi, I’ve already told you once, now is not the time. It’s a time for sweary prejudice and angry rants, we don’t want any logic in here until the following day thank you. I dare you, come to the dark side for 90 minutes and call a particular player a c*** in a post.

Not now MLG, read the room.

Downes is slowly becoming my mortal enemy. I can’t believe there isn’t more analysis on some of his poor decision making (i.e the pass back to Bree before the second goal). I honestly hate this fucking group of players and the wanky coaching staff more than a rerun of Miranda on BBC Three.

All rather strange isn't it, especially the nutter that owns Wednesday. Would be massively concerned for any footballing decision where we recall him only to loan Shea to their rivals. So I've drawn a couple of non informative or sensible scenarios; Sheffield United will have an obligatory purchase upon promotion and a typical inflated British player fee. Chansiri pissed the SFC board (those fucking idiots) off during the initial (rumoured) Danny Rohl approach and it's them sticking two fingers up at that wally. Cue MLG.....