TimRam

What a loss. I loved that guy growing up. 
Get the geese off. 
RIP. 

She was probably a Shrewsbury fan.

What if there are 5 minutes to go and player gets a blue card? Does he stay in the sin bin while everyone goes home and then only released once 5 minutes have gone in the next game? Be a rush to get where it's being played! 🤣

What if there are 5 minutes to go and player gets a blue card? Does he stay in the sin bin while everyone goes home and then only released once 5 minutes have gone in the next game? Be a rush to get where it's being played! 🤣

Football is becoming a video game.

Totally agree. How do they determine if an offence is blue or yellow? Player thinks "I'll take a blue for the team, worth it for 10 mins". All it will do is confuse everyone We have enough issues with var without adding more to it.

Give them an oportunity to make a mess of something and they'll take it.
It seems to be a solution without a problem.
 

I'm all for it.  Gets a thumbs up from me.
I'd also like to participate in a 4 hour pre-match car-boot picnic/BBQ in the West Stand Car Park, and have scantily clad female purveyors of (even more) snacks and beverages parading up and down the aisles in the stands, throughout the entire 3 hour game (extended to allow for time-outs and words from sponsors).
Oh... and if we catch a matchball, we get to keep it!
Bring it on, I say.  
Have a nice day.

One of the most ridiculous ideas I've come across in football.
If someone goes in the sin bin, the team with ten men are going to clearly sit in with everyone behind the ball, making that 10 minutes completely boring. This isn't Rugby.
Make it simple, cynical foul is a yellow card. Dissent is a red card. It's going to cause even more confusion. The referees can't get VAR to a good standard.

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett setting up their chess board...it's a good knight from me, And a good knight for him.

so many that hate warne and his style … and at its worse its god awful to watch. 

but and its massive but…. 
 
look at the stats, tightest at the back in the league, away record that is seldom seen at our club and uv got a bunch of players there that are putting their bodies on the line for the full 90….. for our club and this manager that a small minority think the players hate playing for.
were doing the dogged stuff that wins games, were earning the right to win games. Its not pretty but its a style of play that others have succeeded with just not one weve become accustomed to over the last however many years  
personally im loving the fact were a bunch of big hard f****** that if u going to get a result from youve got to be on it 
coyr!!

FT Bolton 1-1 Barnsley

peterboro 2-3 wigan

A win is a win 😊

Derby old boy Craig Fagan helping to mastermind a possible cup upset with Maidstone (he's assistant manager).
Ipswich 0-1 Maidstone 

And, all a bit of a hassle to run the hoover round - or pay someone else to do it. To quote Fight Club (which I know you're not supposed to do) "the things you own end up owning you"

Dead City is good. Daryl up to e3 so far. Youtube has them. Decent also. Not seen Fear yet.

I think one major aspect is living within your means. I appreciate it's really difficult at the moment with costs of every day life. From all the podcasts and books I've read on money over the years, a key theme I see is many rich folks completely cut out "wants" at the beginning. I see so many people who have taken on loans and debt who cannot pay it back quickly and they are stuck with it for potentially decades. I read somewhere in a paper that car loans account over a quarter of the average full time worker's salary for many under 30s. It highlights this desire to buy the newest, shiniest thing. New phone, new car, new clothes etc.
I'm not exactly stating this will make you a millionaire. Cutting back on wants, not needs, will always give you more security financially. 

I went to a midnight auction with a friend, because we couldn't sleep, and I bought Ronnie Barker's duvet for £5. My mate then bought Ronnie Corbett's for £3, so it was a good night for me and a good night for him.