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We could have a poll to see if folk think we’ve had enough polls…..

We could have a poll to see if folk think we’ve had enough polls…..

He's definitely on this forum.

Should there be a hyphen between the 🔔 and the end?

and don't forget Uncle Tom Cobley.....

If they weren't in crisis before, they will be when the lovely Mr Maguire starts firtling about in their business.....

If they weren't in crisis before, they will be when the lovely Mr Maguire starts firtling about in their business.....

Take the red pill and find out - or take the blue pill and be unable to go out in public for a good few hours.....

If they weren't in crisis before, they will be when the lovely Mr Maguire starts firtling about in their business.....

Take the red pill and find out - or take the blue pill and be unable to go out in public for a good few hours.....

That's it, get MK Dons in the bin.

Actor Michael Gambon has died today.
 
Rest in Peace

Just a quick heads-up for anyone that enjoyed 'The Boys', there's a new spin-off starting tomorrow - Gen V on Amazon Prime

Just a quick heads-up for anyone that enjoyed 'The Boys', there's a new spin-off starting tomorrow - Gen V on Amazon Prime

I found some videos on YouTube of some of the Rams goals from the two seasons we took part. Quality not always great but this was pre-HD!
Pisa (3-0)
Cosenza (3-0)
Reggiana (3-0)
Cremonesese (1-3) Final
Cesena (6-1)
Udinese (3-1)
 

I'd listen if it was better.....
 

Bloody hell mate, that's terrible! 😲
Have you tried eye drops?
 
 

I'd listen if it was better.....
 

I am delighted he left as well, to be honest. 

The crucial thing is that as a football commenator it doesn't matter whether he's a Rams fan; or whether you feel sorry for him and his missus; or whether you love to listen to his voice; but rather whether he can do a good job of descibing what's going on on the pitch to those folk who aren't there in person. I find that that's the area his commentary severly lacks - he struggles to paint a picture of what he's seeing - mainly due to his obsession with the official's performance and the distraction of him seeing a train or a pigeon. Tell me where the ball is, who's got it, which direction they're going in and where they try to pass it and I can feel as if I'm there watching it with him - but there are large chunks of the game where he forgets those crucial parts of the commentators lot - there have even been times when a goal has been scored and I've not been able to tell whether it's us or the opposition that put the ball in the net - that's poor when his job is to inform the listeners.....
Yes I could turn off as has been suggested (and I have on numerous occassions because it's cheaper than chucking the radio at the wall), but surely when his job is to commentate on the game he's being paid (by the publicly funded BBC) to attend, I shouldn't have to turn to the good (and not so good) folks on this message board to follow my team if I'm not at the game...

Sky's moment of the day was an interview with Spurs manger pre-match talking about Brennan Johnson's first start and he said something like"he's got to start getting used to playing for a big club sometime." 

Missing apostrophe - arghhh.....

The crucial thing is that as a football commenator it doesn't matter whether he's a Rams fan; or whether you feel sorry for him and his missus; or whether you love to listen to his voice; but rather whether he can do a good job of descibing what's going on on the pitch to those folk who aren't there in person. I find that that's the area his commentary severly lacks - he struggles to paint a picture of what he's seeing - mainly due to his obsession with the official's performance and the distraction of him seeing a train or a pigeon. Tell me where the ball is, who's got it, which direction they're going in and where they try to pass it and I can feel as if I'm there watching it with him - but there are large chunks of the game where he forgets those crucial parts of the commentators lot - there have even been times when a goal has been scored and I've not been able to tell whether it's us or the opposition that put the ball in the net - that's poor when his job is to inform the listeners.....
Yes I could turn off as has been suggested (and I have on numerous occassions because it's cheaper than chucking the radio at the wall), but surely when his job is to commentate on the game he's being paid (by the publicly funded BBC) to attend, I shouldn't have to turn to the good (and not so good) folks on this message board to follow my team if I'm not at the game...

Sod what the mods think - let's have a poll......

Missing apostrophe - arghhh.....