I don't think Moyes is even considering playing Rice at the back.

We have seen it with other teams in previous seasons. Their league form has dropped playing Thursday night football. It was always going to happen to us, we were unlucky against Spurs and lacklustre against the Bees. I would take a win against Lyon followed by a depressing show against Burnley on Su...

Just read this on the Sky Sports site: Lyon also signed exciting winger Tete on loan for the rest of the season - but he is unable to play against West Ham in the Europa League quarter-final second leg on Thursday night after representing Shakhtar in the Champions League group stage. [https://www.s...

Westbourne Bill wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 12, 2022 7:11 pm

Things you never hear said nor are likely to..

“Diop was fantastic today”

It wasn't so long ago that he was being linked to Liverpool with figures of £30million being banded about.

Up the Junction wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 12, 2022 1:34 pm

Welcome to KUMB, new member...

Not at all suspicious.

My nephew phoned the ticket office to get the seats relocated and was told that it wouldn't be necessary as they were now putting in safety barriers instead. This was the day after he got the email telling him all of 217 would be relocated and to contact them to arrange the new seat position.

I think Antonio should start on the bench for this one. He looks knackered and will be more effective as an impact sub IMO, especially if the game is heading for extra time.

sendô wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 09, 2022 4:36 pm

I cant help but chuckle at this thread and the idea that all aggro at football is a result of the modern phenomenon of blokes doing bugle in the kharzis.

It's the young twats who can't handle it that are the problem.

So, every time the dog sits down, a member of staff has to take away the fan who was near the dog. How many times does that need to happen before there is no-one left taking away the fans? I rather imagine that, to test every single fan in that way would come up against the problem of sufficient ma...

How long would it take, pre-match, to check 55,000 people with a sniffer dog? Not very long, they would position them by the security checks. the dogs will sniff as people pass and indicate those who are of interest. Years ago they used to do this at Stonehenge on solstice. Those the dogs sat down ...

Just saw someone post on another thread Block 217 is closing. This is obviously what they’re doing isn’t it. They’re extending the trampolines around the away end and migrating the ST holders to other parts of the stadium. So basically I’ve got to move 20 seats towards the corner flag because the h...

Albie Beck wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 08, 2022 12:10 pm

With the use of e-tickets now I'm not sure even this would work. Wave a screenshot of someone else's ticket at a steward and you're still in.

That's true. I still print mine off, I don't trust the new system, I'm a bit of a luddite.

That’s Sevilla and Lyon now where people have flooded down to the lower tier behind the goal in extra time/second half and jammed the aisles. Something has to be done about it. There are people who do it every week. It must be **** to be a pensioner paying all that money for a decent seat and have ...

There is a bit of a trend with people buying cheap seats and then going into the lower tier. I thought they had stewards checking tickets at entrances to the lower tiers, they have on the few occasions that I have sat in the posh seats. It is definitely something the club needs to get a grip of. The...

S-H wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 08, 2022 10:26 am

Sad, pathetic prick*





*Not you Coops.

You wouldn't be the first to say it

It was 100% the second one (the who broke down the attack) who was wearing a home shirt. It was right in front of me. He was even pointing to the badge as he got carted off. What an absolute bell end. He should be banned for life. I just can't get my head around why he would pick that moment for hi...

I've slept on it and I am still seething about the ref, but not even for the red card. The red card was one of those that is harsh but debateable. I actually wish it was a far more obvious offence as it's ambiguity has deflected what an appalling display it was from the ref. He bought right into the...

dasnutnock3 wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 07, 2022 4:38 pm

Bad nightclub beer.

But safer than the taps at some of the holes I used to frequent in my misspent youth

S-H wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 07, 2022 3:52 pm

Just got to my mate's and all he has in is Red Stripe, so just off to the shop to buy something that doesn't taste like piss.

Eye-rons!!

That's a blast from the past, I haven't had Red Stripe in decades.

I watched the highlights of their game over the weekend. The goals they conceded both came from crosses they struggled to defend which gives me a lot of hope. Set pieces could be key. The ref in the Sevilla game kept blowing up for minor infringements when we were taking corners. Hopefully this one...