That looks like a nightmare to me.

He's fantastic. We don't have a chance.

'stone hammer wrote: ↑

Fri May 20, 2022 12:33 pm

Not for me. If they're being a ****er when they're pissed up, they were a ****er to begin with.

You've never met someone who turns into a bellend after a few drinks? Or someone who at the very least gets brave and stupid?

Fair enough.

But where is the incentive for clubs to do this? This would only come about if the club were made an example of with a huge fine or points deduction and I see no real clamour for either. Yeah, fine them substantially if they don't comply. Clubs can decide whether they stand by dick head fans or pay...

Fans can be generally kept off the pitch with adequate stewarding but that does risk crushing, so sometimes safer to let them on. Just ban them. It's quite simple. 6-12 month ban for coming on the pitch. Doesn't matter how many of them there are or how long it takes. Clubs have the resources, they ...

Alcohol makes people ****ers.

Some of these ****ers will also be on cocaine, which makes ****ers super ****ers.

I am Legend wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 11:21 pm

There is a reason PSG signed him.

They didn't. He came through their youth system.

Ironing Board wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 4:00 pm

Worked well with Saha years ago.

Saha wasn't selfish at all, and worked really hard. An excellent team player for all his clubs.

Bizarrely, based on his playing style, I actually thought the opposite and flagged him before the summer as someone who I thought would work in our system. Really? He doesn't work hard at all, is selfish, not a willing runner, not a team player generally and seems to only thrive when the entire att...

I genuinely can't think of a player in world football who is less of a David Moyes player than Memphis Depay.

My experience of watching him is that he's slightly overrated defensively and an absolute atrocity of a footballer with the ball in his possession.

If you won £184mil, you'd struggle to not tell people, through your actions or otherwise.

Yeah, I don't see how not broadcasting your lottery win to the world is living a lie.

Just because you don't announce it publicly doesn't mean you have to keep it a secret.

You'd be absolutely mental to go public. I don't see a single benefit in doing so.

Wealthy anonymity is pretty much the ideal state to find yourself in.

Prob wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 11:24 am

We are over due a big housing market crash

Supposedly, but they tend not to happen while interest rates are low, which they are, and unemployment is low, which it is.

I've had people telling me it's due for the last 5 years.

Scratchy wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 11:41 am

Imagine the feeling when you start to come down while witnessing a 2-0 home defeat

Re-up and head to the pub.

Crouchend_Hammer wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 11:08 am

I hate all cheese

You always seemed alright to me but this is revelatory.

I thought the idea of raising interest rates was to discourage people from doing just that. Spend less because you don't have it to curb inflation Reason it's not going down is because it's on things we can't do without! We're also post Covid. There's life to be lived and fun to be had. I save, but...

Scratchy wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 10:58 am

Nah just at a mates house

Me and Rockinghorse had discussed trying it at a game. Might get a bit intense though.

I think a big part of the adjustment people are having to make is we have been manipulated over the last couple of decades to be an indebted society. Borrow and spend it will all be fine. Saving is pointless just keep fuelling the consumer machine. Low interest, cheap stuff, relatively low bills. I...