LeylandLatic

I've voted out because of the bloody immigrants, coming over 'ere taking our jobs. I want to be able to do my job inadequately, safe in the knowledge there isn't someone to step into my shoes who can do it better without being able to speak the language.

Exactly, mate. In the old days you could get your head and submerge it in a vat of boiling acid and now they're saying "oh don't do that, what if Jews see it? Oh it'll annoy Jews."

There needs to be a coordinated response from the football league clubs, as others have said this is part of the creep towards premier league b teams entering the leagues. My interest has massively wained in the past 5 years as football has continued it's meteoric rise up it's own arsehole, the way the football league is increasingly marginalised and treated like a support function of the premier league just compounds the feeling that football in this country is being taken from the supporters and handed to the corporations. I think this and the inevitable subsequent addition of b teams to the football league pyramid will effectively kill the lower leagues and a number of clubs will go to the wall as interest drops of a cliff. The football league needs to start dictating terms or considering going it's own way. Limits on numbers of transfers per season, limits on squad size (contracted professionals, youth team contacts), registration of squads for competitions similar to how European competitions are run, quotas for uk born players etc should all be considered as ways to protect the integrity of the structure of the English leagues and the compression as a whole. It would hurt the top teams and probably disproportionately those that rely on cheap foreign players to compete in the premier league initially but something drastic is required and short termism and greed have seriously damaged the leagues and the national game. I doubt there is anybody at the FA principled or brave enough to push any of the major changes required though.

Are we able to refuse to play in the JPT (ie. reject registration for it)? I think a boycott of the competition would be the right response from the football league clubs, the inclusion of Premier League U21 teams reduces it to farce.

It was a great moment when they thought they'd scored. A ludicrous chant.

I agree, Ms Abbott should have nailed down her political beliefs well before her 20's and rejected the place at Oxbridge outright in anticipation of her future position on the Labour front bench in 30-40 years time. Typical holier than thou socialist not having her life mapped out by 18, very poor.

Maybe we should have sold the sell on...

Zero, strikers graveyard. Hope he does well though.

I see it more that they are obsessed with the past.

We haven't sold it, everybody shut the :censored: up.

Maybe they've caught Neal eardley syndrome.

Does anybody really trust David Dunn with this money in any case?

That would take some serious bollocks, mate. Phone conversations are pretty hard!

Also, goals only count if they're winners.

If a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around, does it make a sound!?

I dunno but Sports Direct are a horrible company, we do seem to do business with unsavory sorts wherever possible though it seems.

Oh, you're here to gloat again. suprisedface.jpg

I've heard he's a life long Oldham fan and wants to end his career with us as well...

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Seems like you deserted the club though. The club being the club and you being you.

At least when others deserted the club they didn't come back to smugly gloat everytime there was bad news. Very boring.

Great point in that, :censored: wages for the average fan working a long week propping up the absurd wages of a bunch of thick blokes kicking a bag of air about on a lawn - half of which couldn't give a toss.

Endemic in society as a whole really. People complain about the immoral actions of our Government on all sorts of issues but never do anything about it, just vote for the other lot the next time round and the charade rolls on.

I'm tempted to vote yes but I struggle to see what it will accomplish. Football has changed for the worse over the last 10-20 years, fast attacking, physical tactics are a thing of the past and aren't coming back.