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is he your preferred bedder?

is he your preferred bedder?

is he your preferred bedder?

is he your preferred bedder?

cost us the game tonight. would have beat them with 11 men

cost us the game tonight. would have beat them with 11 men

Can't tell if your comment was tongue in cheek or not.
But anyway everyone seems to be intent on slagging the administrators off but then avoiding the elephant in the room which is why they even are at the club in the first place. 

I think Morris is already far and away the worst owner we have had in our history and its not even close.
Should be ashamed of himself and what he has done to our great club but he really won't give a toss and is still apparently meddling..

cost us the game tonight. would have beat them with 11 men

cost us the game tonight. would have beat them with 11 men

get a goal here and i reckon home crowd will turn. defo heard some booing from them at half time whistle 

Not by me

Great news, that’s better than any deadline deal 

think we should sign carlos tevez just to see gibbos head explode!

think we should sign carlos tevez just to see gibbos head explode!

i hope its all a ploy just until transfer window shuts

Don’t get the EFL valuer on the job. They’ll be £1 a seat. 

i hope its all a ploy just until transfer window shuts

Mel Morris, Steve Gibson, Rick Parry and Wayne Rooney are all multi-millionaires. 
All are fans of their local clubs, all grew up supporting clubs where the vast majority of fans were ordinary people who want nothing more than to be able to traipse along to the club they love and support on a Saturday with like minded folk and cheer, moan, feel extreme highs and lows but whatever, still do it week after week, year after year.
Three of them made their money as businessmen, one made his as one of the best professional footballers of his generation.
One of them has more love of the game than the other three could ever imagine was possible. One understands the players, club employees and fans.
One has a sense of loyalty, a sense of what it truly means to be a football fan.
Wayne Rooney has more decency, loyalty, empathy and morality than the other 3 chancers put together.
Rooney will be remembered as a great player, possibly a great manager, and definitely a true football man who inspired several generations of football fans and players.
The other three will be remembered as corrupt, greedy chancers who betrayed the ordinary football supporter and tried to destroy a football club out of greed, spite, personal vendettas and cowardice.

And David Speedie for those who remember the 1991-92 season. 

That statement is brimming with bravado but is underpinned by a retreat of position that an Italian army division would be proud of.

I have emailed Rishi Sunak with this point. Hopefully he reads my email and gets involved:
CEU.enquiries@hmtreasury.gov.uk

agree. sam was only really a stop gap option while ckr was injured. 1 goal for us doesnt sound great but it was the winner against hull. who knows how vital those 3 pts will be at the end of the season. could be the difference in us staying up

agree. sam was only really a stop gap option while ckr was injured. 1 goal for us doesnt sound great but it was the winner against hull. who knows how vital those 3 pts will be at the end of the season. could be the difference in us staying up

agree. sam was only really a stop gap option while ckr was injured. 1 goal for us doesnt sound great but it was the winner against hull. who knows how vital those 3 pts will be at the end of the season. could be the difference in us staying up