DJ_NUFC

Lmao...

Good thing we don't have Tayls anymore on our books then.

Major burns there, great article.

He was as bad as Uriah Rennie, this cunt.

For the Mitro fanboys any sort of measured criticism, even ones mitigated his age and newness to the country, is "slating." It's the whole Ronaldo / Dummett syndrome all over again. Ron.

How good is Hayden? Gosh.

Any man who goes out of his way to look like Dwayne DeRosario needs to be peed upon.

Who the fuck is Conjo?

Yep.

Someone send this lad another card.

King Karlow. King Karlow. This better take.

Both penalties and red cards were correctly given imo. Dum dum and Shelvey are thick as pig shit unfortunately. Please delete your account.

This game is seriously fucked. What a fucking game. It feels like we're playing against the world. Or the Championship Mafia. What the fuck is wrong with this ref?! And the crowd, their players, I never knew I would fucking hate Forest this much. Fucking cunts the lot of them.

#perspective

Parrish looks like one of those naive (about football) owners - I can see Pardew easily deceiving him. Even someone who doesn't know much about football will understand enough to know that constantly battling relegation is a sign that the manager is a dud. Or you could be the FA and offer this person the England job.

Who the fuck is McCormack. He's killing it in FIFA 17 as well for Villa, top scorer. Cunt.

I'm gonna tweet this article to Ian Wright, one of his media hooplicker buddies, in anger, and feel proud of myself for days after. Fucking cunts.

Yesssss boss.

Dinho clearly still finds it motivational.

All the Trump fans are out tonight so no surprise there's all this mention of a conspiracy theory to keep the league entertaining.

Not at all. The team always had talent, enough to stay up. The West Ham game and a couple of other performances under McClaren clearly showed. He was just fucking too shit to stick with a winning formula, and approached every away game as if we're playing at the Nou Camp. Shitting bricks. His away record at his former clubs seemed to back this theory that he lacked the balls to stick to a winning team as he always thought about stopping the opposition first, and always unsuccessfully.

We seem to be a death-knell for young players, especially under the recent former managers we've had.

It's true. This was quite the rage in those years. I never thought I'd miss that aspect, which I used to deride constantly at the time.