Tombo

I've been critical of the way we've conducted business and where that has left our finances but on this particular charge I still maintain that I don't think we've done a hell of a lot wrong morally.

I've been critical of the way we've conducted business and where that has left our finances but on this particular charge I still maintain that I don't think we've done a hell of a lot wrong morally.

I've been critical of the way we've conducted business and where that has left our finances but on this particular charge I still maintain that I don't think we've done a hell of a lot wrong morally.

I've been critical of the way we've conducted business and where that has left our finances but on this particular charge I still maintain that I don't think we've done a hell of a lot wrong morally.

Finding it hard to laugh at this now. At first our misery was such a joke all you could do is laugh.
I can't even do that now

Finding it hard to laugh at this now. At first our misery was such a joke all you could do is laugh.
I can't even do that now

Originally from there myself..the best burgers anywhere on the planet are at Star Burger so if we end up in L1 and anyone travels to that fixture make sure you promenade up Montpellier and walk 10 minutes to Burger Star..you will remember the experience for the rest of your life.

Why are we all saying its in our hands? It most certainly is not.
I know what you're saying, if we get some results we will stay up. If we don't we could go down.
But by the definition of the phrase, its not in our hands. If our rivals win all their games, it is mathematically impossible to stay up, even if we win all of ours.
That's the frustrating thing about our situation, that is it not ours to lose anymore.

Why are we all saying its in our hands? It most certainly is not.
I know what you're saying, if we get some results we will stay up. If we don't we could go down.
But by the definition of the phrase, its not in our hands. If our rivals win all their games, it is mathematically impossible to stay up, even if we win all of ours.
That's the frustrating thing about our situation, that is it not ours to lose anymore.

Pollos.

As a general rule, you should be wary of anybody who actively wants to own a football club as they are money sinks and make precisely nobody any money. Anyone who actively wants to be in that business has a screw loose.

As a general rule, you should be wary of anybody who actively wants to own a football club as they are money sinks and make precisely nobody any money. Anyone who actively wants to be in that business has a screw loose.

I have to admit to being a bit of a Mourinho convert now he's at Spurs. His "us against the world" mentality never sat well with me because he's almost always been at huge clubs with the biggest budget in the league. It's much easier to accept now he's at Spurs who, whilst a massive club in their own right, shouldn't have the resources to compete with the Manchester clubs or Liverpool. I also love that he's been ripping into whinging crybaby Guardiola. Hopefully he goes after Klopp next. He's another one who needs taking down a peg or 200.
Son is just incredible. Him and Kane are lethal.

I think he came in to be Waghorn's experienced backup and since sinking down the table it sounds like he's up for the challenge.
Not to say that he wasn't motivated before, but he strikes me as someone that thrives on having something to prove and a bit of a challenge. The bit in the Rams TV interview where he said he looked at the table and said to himself "we can defo do this" just made me think he absolutely thrives on this. He's not happy being where we are but he's pumped up to help change things. At this stage of his career he always has to find new challenges.

I think he came in to be Waghorn's experienced backup and since sinking down the table it sounds like he's up for the challenge.
Not to say that he wasn't motivated before, but he strikes me as someone that thrives on having something to prove and a bit of a challenge. The bit in the Rams TV interview where he said he looked at the table and said to himself "we can defo do this" just made me think he absolutely thrives on this. He's not happy being where we are but he's pumped up to help change things. At this stage of his career he always has to find new challenges.

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Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done

Send him on loan to the Millwall forums to think about what he's done