We knew August was a tough set of fixtures and aside from the loss at home to Charlton we did pretty well really. But I certainly looked at September's league fixtures, Millwall, Reading and Luton, and felt that we should be looking at 7-9 points. We've won the first 2 which is great. Luton have yet...

Good win today but we made it harder than it needed to be.

Did manage our lead that well although that change with Johnson coming on for Evan's adding a lot more to the midfield.

Holtby showed a lot of promise and probably should have made it 1-3.

Have made contact with Waco

I don't think we will see Holtby for a couple of weeks.

I can think Farage is a disingenuous twat and still believe the UK will be better off out of the EU in the long run. Even though the only workable deal with the EU is worse than staying in? Given that no ideal is unlikely to ever actually happen. And that the reality of leaving means we desperately...

https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/politics-headlines/the-brexiters-guide-to-misunderstanding-democracy-20190920189191 Make sh*t up as usual Everyone who voted for Brexit wants no-deal and fully understood every last detail, despite a lot of them believing patent nonsense like the EU wanting t...

And again, the referendum is only 'ill-conceived' to remainers because it didn't go the way you wanted. You think it was a well executed referendum as a process? The fact a majority voted against continuing on the path we were on shows it was absolutely the right thing to do. You're being hypocriti...

They could put forward persuasive arguments for leaving, but they had no power to promise anything. You're impossible. You can't have it both ways. Either leave campaigns influenced voting or it didn't. If you agree that it did, those campaigns did promise things to people who voted because of thos...

Block 27 Row U, although rarely do I end up in my actual seat

RTT your logic seems to be that because the leave campaign wasn't part of parliament they therefore have no relevance when it comes to the result and what then happens. What you seem to be stating is that on the basis of calling a referendum and the government issuing a leaflet that with that alone ...

I do like how you've proven your own flawed logic in a single post RTT

My point was actually that leaving without a deal was always one of the possible consequences of voting to leave, it was the default position. And then in the real world there are the main facets of the leave campaigns that promised a deal, mega trade deals, 350m a week for the NHS, all done very e...

Fair enough, he should be a very decent player at this level my concern is how much we're paying him. On paper in terms of a creative midfielder he represents an upgrade on Evans, Gladwin, Davenport, Buckley and Rothwell. Although I'd have been happier to see the continued use of Rothwell and Buckle...

I mean I guess it isn't, at least it's proof of the Tory pipedream. And it just goes on, Johnson in the hospital today and you've got Kuenssberg and BBC Politics tweeting that the man he was speaking to was a Labour activist like it fucking matters. Johnson, sleeves rolled up, tie tucked in, ruffled...