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Only concern would be them promoted and him wanting to stay with them.

Just reading Stormy Daniels (I know) autobiography and, if you believe what’s written, had a man come up to her while she was getting her baby daughter out of her car, his words: “Lovely baby, you wouldn’t want her growing up without a mother” i.e. drop the allegations against Trump, which...

Not one of his better ones, but Brigiton:)

Zidane to United Potter to Madrid Pochettino to BHA

Biggest shitemare would be Palace winning the title.

Selfishly I'm more than happy with him not being selected. Once he's spent time amongst big six team squad players, playing for little old Brighton will be put into sharper focus in his mind.

In The Times sports section yesterday they rated PL keepers on a sliding scale. Out on his own at the top was City’s keeper, followed by De Gea in the next category down, Loris in the next, and in the last but one category was Ryan (and Palace’s keeper), can’t remember the exact words, but it...

Love GP, and he’s spent a long time studying the psychological side of the human condition and installing confidence in players, taking them out of their comfort zones and yet every interview he gives when he’s seated his hand is always at his mouth, a sign of someone who is anxious or lacking...

I very much doubt it was solely GP's decision to ship them out.

Would anyone really choose televised rugby over us at home v Spurs? My guess is that with £45 for the cheapest adult ticket on the exchange and us firing blanks up front before today people decided against it... maybe

Holding onto our players. Eek.

Up yours Lawrenson

Up yours Lawrenson

Up yours Lawrenson

And the flip side - Ex UK diplomatic service, I arrived for my first posting in Washington in 1997 and this was the main news story: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1997-dec-20-mn-531-story.html

To the tune of the Harold Lloyd theme: Hooray for BG Dodo-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo-do BG Dodo-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo-do Black or white, he's that guy A pair of glasses and a smile

That was Kenny Everett you dimbecile.

Spurs win today and it will be a perfect bday for BG. He’ll be sat in front of his tranny at home in Haywards Heath lunchtime all snuggly in his Mauricio Pochettino branded birthday onesie cheering on the Lilywhites, the day topped off with a lamb shank while staring at the month of October on...

His rubbery, simian-esque Oxford (and Eton) boat race is that of a guy well into his 50s. Old before his time is our privileged little Tory chum.

Or Celtic flop Pukki.