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The Bielik effect. We should have won that by more . Love this team. 
 

The Bielik effect. We should have won that by more . Love this team. 
 

I comment very infrequently, I always try to hold a balanced view and have this far been sceptical of the administrators but accepting of the difficult job they have. WR’s Interview has just shone a light on exactly who and what they are. Sending the manager a text message to say a player is leaving is a grade A example of cowardice and poor leadership, which they are being paid handsomely to demonstrate regardless of the tough task they have. Enough is enough has been a phrase targeted at the EFL but Q need the same public pressure applied to them from now on in. I’m sure there will likely be a queue of Neville Chamberlains ready to hand wring and say just let them get on with it but if something smells smelly than it’s probably smelly. 

I comment very infrequently, I always try to hold a balanced view and have this far been sceptical of the administrators but accepting of the difficult job they have. WR’s Interview has just shone a light on exactly who and what they are. Sending the manager a text message to say a player is leaving is a grade A example of cowardice and poor leadership, which they are being paid handsomely to demonstrate regardless of the tough task they have. Enough is enough has been a phrase targeted at the EFL but Q need the same public pressure applied to them from now on in. I’m sure there will likely be a queue of Neville Chamberlains ready to hand wring and say just let them get on with it but if something smells smelly than it’s probably smelly. 

I comment very infrequently, I always try to hold a balanced view and have this far been sceptical of the administrators but accepting of the difficult job they have. WR’s Interview has just shone a light on exactly who and what they are. Sending the manager a text message to say a player is leaving is a grade A example of cowardice and poor leadership, which they are being paid handsomely to demonstrate regardless of the tough task they have. Enough is enough has been a phrase targeted at the EFL but Q need the same public pressure applied to them from now on in. I’m sure there will likely be a queue of Neville Chamberlains ready to hand wring and say just let them get on with it but if something smells smelly than it’s probably smelly. 

Sounds worrying. If they don't have the guts to speak to Wayne, how can we expect them to stand up to the EFL?

I comment very infrequently, I always try to hold a balanced view and have this far been sceptical of the administrators but accepting of the difficult job they have. WR’s Interview has just shone a light on exactly who and what they are. Sending the manager a text message to say a player is leaving is a grade A example of cowardice and poor leadership, which they are being paid handsomely to demonstrate regardless of the tough task they have. Enough is enough has been a phrase targeted at the EFL but Q need the same public pressure applied to them from now on in. I’m sure there will likely be a queue of Neville Chamberlains ready to hand wring and say just let them get on with it but if something smells smelly than it’s probably smelly. 

I comment very infrequently, I always try to hold a balanced view and have this far been sceptical of the administrators but accepting of the difficult job they have. WR’s Interview has just shone a light on exactly who and what they are. Sending the manager a text message to say a player is leaving is a grade A example of cowardice and poor leadership, which they are being paid handsomely to demonstrate regardless of the tough task they have. Enough is enough has been a phrase targeted at the EFL but Q need the same public pressure applied to them from now on in. I’m sure there will likely be a queue of Neville Chamberlains ready to hand wring and say just let them get on with it but if something smells smelly than it’s probably smelly. 

After a bit of Google-Columbo it appears that Mike Ashley & Steve Parish are good friends. Maybe that’s  just coincidence but classy from Palace and SP nonetheless 

After a bit of Google-Columbo it appears that Mike Ashley & Steve Parish are good friends. Maybe that’s  just coincidence but classy from Palace and SP nonetheless 

Never good to lose against that rabble, but we’ve got bigger fish to fry.

Never good to lose against that rabble, but we’ve got bigger fish to fry.

Never good to lose against that rabble, but we’ve got bigger fish to fry.

Never good to lose against that rabble, but we’ve got bigger fish to fry.

Never good to lose against that rabble, but we’ve got bigger fish to fry.

Never good to lose against that rabble, but we’ve got bigger fish to fry.

I'm ashamed of 'supporters' like you who can't wait to turn on these players who have been giving absolutely everything for us, despite the circumstances they find themselves in.
I'm really upset that people like you can't wait to crawl out of the woodwork at the first sign of adversity and quite frankly I'd be quite happy to lose 'fans' like you.

So when you're near me
Derby can't you hear me, S.O.S.
The love you gave me
Nothing else can save me, S.O.S.
When you're gone
How can I even try to go on?
When you're gone
Though I try, how can I carry on?

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right. 

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right. 

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right. 

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right. 

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right. 

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right. 

Martin Samuel is one of the very best sport’s writers in the business. I’ve passed comment on this before but some people conflict the perceived historical editorial stance of newspapers with some of their writers. If you read any of the new outlets front to back you will usually find something well constructed that you can respect, even if you don’t necessarily agree with it. Interestingly enough the current Mail editorial is very anti in regards to the current government and are in full regicide mode, but this isn't likely  to be recognised above people’s tribal views on left and right.