Shipley Ram

He seems almost reasonable in most of this interview

Chelsea losing 4-2 at home to wolves, thats so poor after all the money they've spent. Troubles ahead if they miss out on europe?

Wednesday fans seem less than delighted he stayed with them https://www.owlstalk.co.uk/forums/topic/328171-michael-smith/#comments

At least we didn't end up with the pot noodle

Like £1.5 mil loan fee for Smith and 150% of his wages? I'll be sad to see Bird go. It does seem like the end of an era, the youth team that had such quality and promised so much but through no fault of theirs failed to deliver what I hoped from them.

https://www.otib.co.uk/topic/223893-jason-knight/

Their goal differance is better than Forests now.

It's official now https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68132242

'The way he sees the game is just completely different' - Deeneypublished at 13:59 13:59 Image source, Getty Images Crystal Palace midfielder Will Hughes would make a "really good pundit", according to former team-mate Troy Deeney. The pair regularly featured together during their time at Watford before Hughes made the switch to Selhurst Park in 2021. The 28-year-old has been a consistent feature in the Eagles' midfield, making 69 appearances in all competitions for the club since joining. Speaking on the latest episode of the Football Firsts podcast, Deeney said: "You know who would be a really good pundit, but would probably never do it? Will Hughes. He's got a very good understanding of the game. "He's the most miserable man you have ever met in your life, but he's just a cool kid. Obviously coming through the England set-up as a kid, you just get a different learning, a different tactical understanding. When you sit and watch football with him, the way he sees the game is just completely different. "Definitely [he could go into coaching] but he wouldn't. There was loads of times with Hughes when he was 23, 24 or maybe 25 at Watford and he would say 'there's no way I make it [playing] to 30', he's just an old moany so-and-so. But, you see him at Palace now, still playing and still doing well."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13000255/A-significant-number-Nottingham-Forests-team-squad-NOT-relegation-clauses-contracts-Nuno-Espirito-Santos-potentially-facing-financial-problems.html

It's got Wycome fans all worked up and showing their dumbness. I was thinking of going over there to correct them but van't be bothered. https://gasroom.org/discussion/8641/derby-county

Is this Mels setlement to Middlesboro?

This all sounds a bit grim for Reading https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/jan/18/reading-implement-drastic-cost-cutting-measures-as-financial-crisis-deepens Sniffing arround there forum it seems that some worry that there is a danger they might not be able to complete their fixtures and therefore be thrown out of the league. I don't like Reading much but really hope they survive.

The church outlawed the sale of indulgences in 1567. Unfortunately, the church is a pioneer in this field. He pleaded guilty in his UK tax court case and got a suspended sentence as he was old and ill( and agreed to pay the taxman £653 million). https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67088503

At least some of their fans are thinking about this https://royals.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&p=5457392&sid=1dbb8b77263168d95ab2e54d61719f0b#p5457392

Losing 1-0 at half time, I'm quite enjoying it even though we are second best to Leicester. We need a moment of magic or a mistake to get us back into it.

Two now " It's all just a bit pedestrian from Portsmouth at the moment. They're not taking opportunities to play it through the gaps."

Lawyers might be getting a payday https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/joey-barton-jeremy-vine-sue-31862154

This seems to be criminal conduct from the prosecutors

There's some Derby fans in the area too.

Latest from Maguire about old Mel Morris holding company being disolved

I've just arrived home from the BRI after slipping over just after the Wigan game and needing minor surgey. No crutches but a leg brace. Hopefully back in time for a win against Oxford.

It was a modern penalty, a slight brush results in the player throwing himself to the ground. No real complaints from the players but I'm sure LTLF will be livid about it.