Mostyn6

In fairness to the EFL, the Parachute payments are a EPL thing and they've been trying to get them canned for a while

switch it off at the mains.... simple.

may not be everyone's cup of tea, but if you want some light-hearted and low-intensity viewing, there's a new season of Brooklyn Nine Nine on Netflix.

3 hours ago, Alpha said:

I'd rather stay up in the night to watch women play football than park myself in my armchair to watch apparent superstars roll around in the grass pretending to be hurt. 

you've missed some brilliant football in the last few weeks, and even beyond that by painting every footballer with the same brush. Quite surprisingly ignorant for you to be honest, I'm surprised. It's like when a non-football person brands all football fans as lager louts and hooligans, it's a lazy label and certainly whilst there are some disgracefully-behaved players at the top level, there's definitely not enough to ruin the game in my opinion and in recent weeks, I've witnessed some great PL games.

Not sure if I've got the wrong end of the stick of your post, apologies if I have.

18 minutes ago, admira said:

Yesterday, Mrs Admira and I had our final screen test to appear on the A Place in the Sun TV show. Should hear if we were successful in a week or two and if so, they fly us over to France for a week in mid June.

what's your budget? I can help. If you get Laura Hamilton, I might come along with you.😍

@admira here duck

42 minutes ago, Alpha said:

Took me to OnlyFans. 

please subscribe. I need the money

11 hours ago, Mucker1884 said:

Anyway... as Mostyn's link ain't working

really? I just clicked it and it went straight to the video on BBC. 

people who are more worried about their mobile phone network inside football grounds instead of the football.

torn between Paul Thirlwell and Manel.

The return of Seth Johnson deserves a mention.

1 hour ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

Birmingham can't afford him, not permanently. Their club is almost as badly run as ours was before Mel pulled the plug.

the potential of a Bellingham move might change things tho.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/snooker/65448725

Break here in 2:30mins

On 30/04/2023 at 16:10, DarkFruitsRam7 said:

Anyone know how he's played for Brum this season? What do their fans think of him?

my mate is Blues crazy, one of those football nutters who have the club lampshade, duvet cover and curtains.

He loves Bielek, really wants to keep him.

Just now, BaaLocks said:

Holidays in Rhyl

Went there probably 3 or 4 times in the 80s. Used to love the Sun Centre, but the place was pretty grim aside that.

In October, I went over there to meet some family as my younger brother was playing Bowls for Scotland in the Home Nations competition there. The place has been severely neglected for so long that it's saddening. But they were clearly trying to spruce the place up. It was dead though.

Back in the 80s, or maybe early 90s, we went 2 consecutive years. It was okay the first year, but the following year, the decline was rapid and shocking. We stayed in same hotel, but everything around us was boarded up, there were prostitutes on the street outside and dealers and pimps around. My dad cut the holiday short after about 3 days and then we went to Penzance the following year.

I would define "hardest" as being most competitive, so highlighting 3rd place scoring more points 15years ago would highlight more strength NOW than it would weakness now.

my grandparents' outside toilet

FA Cup final day, and the pomp, build up and helicopter coverage and the charity games with Daley Thompson, Rod Stewart and a bunch of actors playing. Coverage also free to air on both BBC and ITV, with 3pm kick off. I used to love the roar when the winning captain raised the trophy. The losing fans would also stay behind and watch instead of rushing away.

"just sold my carrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... to we buy any carrrrrrrrrr"

🤬

limited Sunday night (religion based) television, sharing/re-using bathwater as a child, handed down clothes, relying on others/parents, Nigel Clough's mentality/philosophy as Derby manager, Teresa May.

Maggie Thatcher

24 minutes ago, Boycie said:

It all got unbelievable at Girlfriend. 😋

I’m a catch ya-no?

sometimes attitude is enough to bring some mid-level success. I don't see us struggling in the Championship, should we manage to get there. There'll be plenty of clubs with crap attitudes that could fall below us.

my girlfriend was moaning her knives weren't sharp enough, me, being the hero I am, got out my Kitchen Devil knife sharpening tool and proceeded to sharpen her set of knives.

Three days later, washing the pots, with the cutlery in the bottom of the bowl, I happened to feather one of the aforementioned knives with my finger tip and now have the tiniest looking, but most inconveniently positioned, japs-eye looking, painful little mo-fo of a cut on the end of my middle finger and I keep catching it on things and squealing. It hurts like a GibsonBamford!

I would post a picture, but the mockery would be unbearable.

I may be in a minority here, but think the feeling of hatred towards Mel is too much. He gambled, and thought he was too clever for his own good, and for Derby's good, but in reality, his intentions were true and good.

Lionel Pickering left Derby County in administration, and opened the pathway for the Three Amigos to get control of the club. Lionel is held in high regard. But his judgement was poor too.

Double standards.

Len Goodman of Strictly Come Dancing has passed away