 | Forum Reply | International Break at 15:23 14 Nov 2026
I know its egg chasing, but 50 mins in, and Wales v Kiwis is a cracker. |
 | Forum Reply | Harry Kane at 14:08 13 Nov 2026
As good as he was, I wonder how many people would have Beckham in their, Greatest Ever XIs for: England, United, Real, AC Milan, or PSG? |
 | Forum Reply | Russell Brand is guilty at 13:59 13 Nov 2026
I bet they thought about it when ever they heard the 'Laughing Gnome' being played! |
 | Forum Reply | Harry Kane at 12:21 13 Nov 2026
Totally lost me there, Brian! But if you're happy and all parties are consenting adults, then don't hang back. |
 | Forum Reply | Harry Kane at 10:14 13 Nov 2026
Brian McCarthy, I couldn't agree with you more about that tvvat, Balague, even if I fired up the Gulfstream, flew to Cork, bought you a Guinness, and jetted straight out again. But we're not alone. When he called Mbappe going to Real and the deal collapsed, the BBC page was badgered with posts ripping into him. Me included. There's another reporter, creepy guy who looks like a tubby Paul Gambuchini (sp), that gives me the Tom Tits too. |
 | Forum Thread | The Palace vacancy at 15:55 12 Nov 2026
Theyre also looking, so please assuage any concerns that they'd look lower than say, seventh in the Championship. |
 | Forum Reply | Russell Brand is guilty at 15:47 12 Nov 2026
Then again, if it wasn't for investigative journaliam, such things as: Watergate, My Lai, the post office scandal, Manchester City (possible criminality), Perdue/Opiod crisis, Savile et al, so on and so forth, might never have come to light. We shouldn't rule out how the work of top quality journalists has played a crucial role in bringing illegal, immoral, and down right wrong matters to light. In the case of Walliams, there's enough there for the police to invite complainants to come forward to help them investigate whether there's been criminality and assess thereafter, whether it meets the criminal burden of proof. Of course, jury selection will be a challenge!! |
 | Forum Reply | No subject at 15:33 12 Nov 2026
Who knew? |
 | Forum Reply | Russell Brand is guilty at 09:26 12 Nov 2026
Having advised many women when signing confidentiality agreements in the workplace setting (although none involving high-profile celebs) we shouldn't ignore the fact that if you're an employer signing off on the other side of such agreements, then you really are on notice that you have a problem that needs addressing in terms of certain individuals and/or your workplace culture. Frequently the women involved just wanted to put it behind them and get on with their lives/careers, which avoiding the hassle and risk of publicity a court case might create is a genuine consideration. Very hard to advise someone that pursuing justice - whatever that means for them - potentially carries burdens beyond the litigation risks. Had one case involving a systemic campaign by older male colleagues who became aware that a female colleague had been raped as a young woman, and was now coming forward in a criminal trial. Not only had she to revisit the rape, but was subjected to a few years of harassment by her loathesome colleagues after the trial. My client showed incredible bravery to face up to all of this not once, but twice. So this is the thing many don't appreciate: the mental traumas rape/sexual assault survivors face to confront what happened to them in a courtroom setting, with the spectre of publicity hanging over them. This is why it can take years to come forward, why it can be moderately easier if you're not the sole complainant, and why some rightly and understandably say, I can't do it. But to go back to the post I'm replying to, I'm aware of a celeb who inappropriately behaved towards a friend in a bar. Minutes later, this bloke came up to her claiming to be the celeb's lawyer and asking her to sign a NDA! Two things from this: if you need to go out with your lawyer clutching a load of NDAs on a night out, you've got a big problem. Secondly, if the person was a lawyer or not, then you really would need to rethink your career path if this is your job!!! |
 | Forum Reply | Luton’s new ground at 08:59 11 Nov 2026
Two toughts arising from these imaginings. 1. How would such high sided stands impact light and airflow around the pitch? The pitch currently looks good. But we know that the ER Stand has never allowed proper light to get to the pitch, and as airflow important, how would higher stands adjacent/opposite affect this? 2. How steep would the stands be? I was at the Plenitude Arena in Paris on Friday, and I must admit to finding the steepness of the stand I was in, a tad scary. In the absence of land acquisition behind the stands/building over SA Road itself, I fear if we want a bigger ground, we'll need to build our new Jerusalem on another piece of England's green and pleasant land. Assuming we can't dig down of course!! |
 | Forum Reply | Manchester United at 08:33 11 Nov 2026
Given Ratty's recent outburst about migrants/recipients of government benefits, it's somewhat ironic that United's two sporting directors have flown to meet Ratty, the beneficiary of a huge UK government bailout, in his Monaco tax hideaway! For a club struggling financially the cost in terms of money and on a carbon footprint basis, if Ratty is so worried about United's finances and using up his 90 days, the meeting could have taken place online. Fck em! And fck 'em sideways too!! |
 | Forum Reply | In the Gantry with Tyler Morris... at 09:34 10 Nov 2026
There have been a few threads on Tyler, and I've happily jumped in to join those praising this guy. Simply put: He's excellent! Just calls the game and neither tries to bombard you with false funnies; totally inane commentary; or utterly banal and irrelevant facts. While I have an equal annoyance with idiot co-commentators, he clearly gets on well with Sints and the pair are an enjoyable team. Not that Tyler really needs him, as was apparent when Sints was recovering from his coronary issues. Very lucky to have him and well done QPR for giving the lad a chance. Think he'll go far and hopefully so! |
 | Forum Reply | Rangers players as cars ........ at 21:50 9 Nov 2026
Amadou Mbengue - the Batmobile. Glen Kamara - Aston Martin DB5. Despite its age, still cool as f..k!! |
 | Forum Reply | Next block of seven games at 10:31 9 Nov 2026
Well said, Brian. While the first third of the season has undoubtedly given us much to be hopeful of and believe in - and for the first time in years - I think the reality is: we're not as strong as we probably need to be, but then again, we're not as weak as we have been! I think for us: it's one game at a time until March albeit that by year's end, the January TW could be huge in terms of incomings if we're still in the race and, given the model, outgoings too. How well we're doing is evidenced by the facts of: the continuing absences and seeming inability to really get Buzz, Chair, and Mads back and fully fit; JCS seems to be under nursing procedures again (and we don't trust Morrison); we've had a bit of fortune with Adamson stepping up in the absences of Tariq and Mbengue; the Oompah Lumpahs continue to have question marks over them; plenty not sure about HV and JV; and in Kone, a poor player who will, nonetheless, stick it in the net when fed. So, for me, it's all progress, and if making the POs is within our power come 1 March, then we really need to go for it, although I'm already thinking next summer's TW could be the really big one. Continuing concerns about our medico/rehab set-up aside, I think we've had an excellent season. At times, we've played some wonderful stuff, and even in our two wallopings, we had spells where we maybe should have capitalised on our play and our own errors maybe cost us more than beig outclassed. We're doing bloody well all things considered and for me, our hopes and belief just need to have the caveat of relism underpinning them. |
 | Forum Reply | Manchester United at 08:20 9 Nov 2026
If you have to ask the question, then I suspect you won't understand the answer. |
 | Forum Reply | Russell Brand is guilty at 12:01 7 Nov 2026
I'm sure the Sunday papers will have a field day tomorrow about Brand. And, depending on certain legal proceedings Monday, we might expect Tuesday to have revalations, as noted above, about his mate. |
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