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Seems that’s his philosophy too, even when it’s as likely to succeed as me asking the missus to take it up the wrong un.

People raving about his first goal, and rightly so, but that second….! ?
People old enough to remember will recall Liam Brady doing us with one like that for West Ham.

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

Got to love the division of labour tho:
”No no Trevor, you go take the flak from the MPs, while I sit here responding to hundreds of random fans and giving them the same cut and paste platitudes”….

People raving about his first goal, and rightly so, but that second….! ?
People old enough to remember will recall Liam Brady doing us with one like that for West Ham.

Tbf tho, if Neil leaves the room then Parry has to as well….seeing as they’re ducking joined at the hip. ?

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

People raving about his first goal, and rightly so, but that second….! ?
People old enough to remember will recall Liam Brady doing us with one like that for West Ham.

How dare you…

Got to love the division of labour tho:
”No no Trevor, you go take the flak from the MPs, while I sit here responding to hundreds of random fans and giving them the same cut and paste platitudes”….

Got to love the division of labour tho:
”No no Trevor, you go take the flak from the MPs, while I sit here responding to hundreds of random fans and giving them the same cut and paste platitudes”….

I agree; Ed is a lifelong fan. He's distraught at how things are playing out and is hamstrung by BBC 'impartiality'.
He too thought or expected that things would be sorted before admin occurred. I do send in my thoughts to Ed and RD.
Not claiming credit but I did write to them last week, exhorting more balanced journalistic action to redress the demonisation of DCFC, to how the parasite clubs and EFL were blocking progress and constructing more punishments, with their actions / inactions.
He concurred - but noted that it was no longer possible to take sides or recommend (for instance, as with the Maxwell protests), bombard switchboards etc to disrupt their business.
I think he took what he could from our frustrations to speak as he did on-air, and tried to help propel fan action, to encourage us to work toward changing opinion, lobbying to show the contradictions and unfairness of DCFC's treatment.
Glad to see there's now much more activism from fans (members of supporter groups/SCG and others) to push the issues - and things seem to change by the hour at present.
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People raving about his first goal, and rightly so, but that second….! ?
People old enough to remember will recall Liam Brady doing us with one like that for West Ham.

As long as it is out there that is good enough for me.

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

You wouldn’t sue them via the EFL though so that wouldn’t matter. The EFL’s rule of its member clubs not suing each other is also helped by Villa being in the Prem, they’re not an EFL club.
We all know the real reason, it’s because they know they’d be laughed out of court.

I'll get to the Bottom of this, It's like being at the Pantomime...He's Behind You!

Seems that’s his philosophy too, even when it’s as likely to succeed as me asking the missus to take it up the wrong un.

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

I wouldn’t disrupt any games, not when we’ve gotten quite good at winning them…

Or when phantom creditors masquerade as genuine creditors.

Only chance you have of getting anything out of the Wycombe bloke is if you tell him you were injured at work…

And hypothetical results for if we’d still had him. That’s how it works isn’t it…?