Search results

Since leaving the EU, they can have a crack at asylum elsewhere in Europe, and if it fails, come and have a crack here.

I, and I think most of us, would have had some disappointment had either one moved on individually to another club, but that would have been them forging their careers. But they left clutching Potters coat tails, and have now attached themselves to him. They left an employer that would have...

Pochettino- Saints to Spurs 2014.

Yeah, I wanted one at the time, we got a sorry if you feel that way sort of one, and that was it, I wasn't expecting another one, or a better one, or booing because the first one was not quite good enough. If I saw him in the street I doubt I would say anything to him at all, if I saw Bruno I...

BOOO.

And sometimes you hear boos and think you know what it means, but you don't.

You think we were wanting an apology from Gallagher when we booed him? It just says "I really don't like you"

He has to be like that you say, then you give an immediate example of when he wasn't, he was also not a fan of Dean Wilkins, a bit on off with McGhee, right up Poyets backside, he clearly has had favourites and it they guys he likes get nicer treatment, it's human nature, but it isn't objective.

The two in front of us went missing after half time, must have got lost, or fed up of having their hair tussled after every goal.

I know, I just decided to make a post suggesting that Potter was asking for an apology because it suited my attempts to make him look like an ungrateful spiteful little shit, why do you think he made out we were asking for an apology?

Way up, it was low, and the threat of defeat to Potter had me a bit nervous, but from when De Zerbi said in the pre match that he had to win it was growing, grew further when I realised that the rest of the Amex was on board with giving Potter and Chelsea some shit, grew further with each goal...

We are often too nice, but I wouldn't want us to become a really hostile bunch either. I used to work with a bloke that rarely swore, but when he did you took notice, if we are hostile all the time, it is something players prepare themselves for and it has less effect, Zaha seems to enjoy it a...

To be fair, he made a comment about us, because he was asked about the crowd reaction, and we are responding mostly to that. I don't feel he owes us anything further, we got £20M and a manager upgrade in my opinion, but he has no right to expect us to think well of him. He left for him, he took...

No, you're right, not everyone can take it, with some it affects their game negatively, which is kind of what you hope for on the day. Yeah, Bruno was a legend. Then he showed why it's daft to worship these guys too much. The trouble is, if we were not emotionally invested in the club and the...

I demand an apology from the BBC for paying some of my licence fee to Garth Crooks.

The Downsman on Wakehurst Drive. My post was from 2015, the food is still good, but it's not as well run as it used to be, few more bellends frequenting it, you will fit in.

OK, but if we are discussing form and use of English in the UK, we would be fannies to use American English ways of speaking as examples.:p

I get how you are feeling, but there is another way to look at this. Every vacancy created is an opportunity to get a better person in the role, PB and TB will be trying to do that, and I think they may have done that with De Zerbi for Potter, time will tell, but for me the signs look good.

I know families that have lived in Crawley for 3 generations, but the kids still support Newcastle United, or Leeds, like their Grandads do.

I would say they are third generation Russian immigrant, or third generation Russian Ukrainian, or Ukrainian of Russian heritage. I don't think anyone other than you would say a person whose grandparents came from another country, were third generation Italian?