George Bailey

Oh dear. Poor chappie is in need of some input from mental health services...the pacing around man!

shit

this is it

Cheating cunts these lot

LOL

Charge!

And they break and nearly fecking score from one!, all from this daft floated free kick, taken by our keeper!

Cabaye has been fucking woeful.

shot!!!

Haidara as well tbf. keek. is the word for the rest.

Yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

2-1

get in LOL

bollocks mackems

Exactly. He should've scored. I see a brace on his horizon. Probably a fecking leg one knowing our luck this season

Ditto. Not convinced but...Providing we stay up:a good summer transfer window, replacing the likes of Colo (if he leaves),sort out the striker and width issue, retain the quality we already have and then give him a fair crack of the whip. If he can't get a more attractive style, with improved results then he's gotta go. Not convinced he has the capacity to learn and adapt if I'm honest though.

oh aye all the Neville Chamberlains have been on...

What was said? (Just back in from work) In here mate http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/

Whats the deal with his injury record though?? This season above all, has proved we need our best players on the pitch. Can't guarantee anyones fitness I guess but a past record gives some kinda indication maybe? Agree he's the type we need, seems mobile and quick footed...but would be worried about him playing say 20 games a season...

Fascists have always had a good sense of style. The Nazi's were clad in Hugo Boss. Yes they often used the Jewish prisoners in the concentration camps to make their dapper uniforms.

Whats with all this "third person" referrence nonsense...batshit crazy loony tune this guy

Well done Davey lad.

I personally find this amazing.. You really dont care about openly fascist views being given a platform by a high profile manager within the PL? You really dont care that an openly racist viewpoint will potentially now be given some credence and time? Have we sunk so far, become so de-politacized as a society that a "blind eye" can be turned to these vile, pernicious and abhorent views? I know its sport, and for many the two shouldnt mix. I disagree, I remember the same arguements around sport and the openly racist South Africa during the apartheid years. The apeasers and apologists making the same noises... Its a sad day for sport that this man is allowed anywhere near our national game. Yes its the mackems, but some things are actually more important than football,,this is one of em. He isnt a misguided young un, one of the skin heads selling the bulldog ouside SJP from the 70s and 80s that we had to contend with. A youngster feeling marginalised by society, easy prey for the base arguements of "3 million blacks, 3 million on the dole"et al.... Hes a certified, self confessed ideological fascist and by that ideological link a racist, anti semite, anti trade unionist, anti sexual freedom... it wasnt just the heat of the moment rash fascist salute in 2005/6..This guys a committed racist. Lets laugh at the Mackems eh? I wonder if any of their Jewish, Bangaladeshi, Indian, Pakistani or other ethnic minority supporters are laughing. I wonder if any of the elderly population, who fought against fascism in the 30s and 40s are laughing? We should actually be uniting with any of their support who are rightly disgusted at this appointment by showing some solidarity with them. I see there was actually an Anti Fascist Action event on in Wearside this weekend...ironic. Take a chill pill man FFS. It doesn't matter whether he's pink, green, fascist, communist, Mormon, Taliban or Fenian, all that matters is he makes a right hash of managing them and gets them relegated. Aye it does though. No it doesn't. What he says and thinks about the world are irrelavent man. He's manager of the mackems FFS, that's the only reason you need to either hate or laugh at him. The rest doesn't matter. So you would be happy for him to be our manager? If it doesn't matter what his views are i wouldn't be too chuffed about him being our manager but that's because his only managerial experience is a short stint in League 2 and League 1 where he fell out with nearly every player who played for him. His political views are irrelavent just as i think Glenn Hoddle should never have been sacked as England manager for his religous views. Glenn didn't have religious views he had moronic views. Didn't he say that disabilities were punishment for actions in a past life? He did. In Hoddle's case, he murdered someone. He certainly murdered Diamond Lights.

The Battle of Cable Street You ask me how I got like this, Sir Well, I don't care to say But I will tell you a little story Of when I was in a big fray. I'm not very well in my old age And as I sits drinking my broth My mind goes back to 1936 That Sunday, October the fourth I was walking down Bethnal Green Road, Sir Just walking about at my ease, When the strains of a famous old song, Sir Came floating to me on the breeze. I stopped, I looked and I listened Now where have I heard that old song? Then I dashed to the Salmon and Ball, Sir I knew I wouldn't go wrong It was the Internationale they were singing They were singing it with defiant blast And holding up a big red banner With these words: "THEY SHALL NOT PASS" And we then marched on to the East End They were five thousand of us, I am sure And when we got to the Aldgate We were met by three hundred thousand more. "Red Front! Red Front!" these workers cried It was a sight I wouldn't have missed To see these thousands of defiant workers Holding up their Mighty Clenched Fist. The police said "Now move along please, This is all we ask" But we said "No, not for those Blackshirts, Those rotters THEY SHALL NOT PASS" We then marched on to Stepney Green Sir You could see that this fight was no sham For there were thousands and thousands of workers Marching from Limehouse, Poplar, Stratford and East Ham. You could see that Mosley wouldn't get through Sir That our slogan that day was no boast And I shouted "Hip hip hurrah" As I saw our flag being tied to a lamp post. The children shouted from the windows "O, golly" For Mosley, no one seemed sorry But someone had had the goodness To lend us their two-ton lorry. We got it over on its side Sir It wasn't much of a strain But the police kept knocking our barricade down So we built the damn thing up again. The police said we worked mighty fast As with a hanky their faces they mopped So we got out our big red banner And stuck it right on the top. The police then charged with their truncheons They charged us, the working class But they couldn't pinch our red banner With these words THEY SHALL NOT PASS I wish you had been there to see it You would have said it was a ruddy fine feat How we kept that old Red Flag flying On those barricades of Cable Street So this is the end of my story And I must get back to my broth But I hope you will never forget Sir It was Sunday October the fourth.