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Wtf was Mikel doing there?

So true

WTF is up with the X-Factor-esque opening on MOTD2?

What? He said it not long ago on the Sunday Supplement. Almost all journalists seem to love Stoke with a passion. Oh dear.

What?

Haris' Facebook.

I think simply put, if Stoke want to progress, a change of manager is probably needed. Pulis seems too stubborn to change his ways/tactics.

Yep, Barnsley away in the Championship was the same. Our away support is fast losing it's reputation of being hardcore loyal fans and becoming a p*ssed up charver kids day out. Didn't see many charvs/any trouble at Barnsley. Then again, I did arrive 15 minutes before KO and went straight to the train station after the game.

Though it is hard not to read too much into the stories tbh (especially considering what's happened in the past) so there will be that concern that hangs around in the back of your mind

The 6-2 was a lunchtime KO. I remember watching it on Sky.

Actually can't remember the last time we played Man U at 3pm on a Saturday too.

39 points this weekend with 2 to play tomorrow.

Reasonable.

The fact that Rory Delap is still starting PL games speaks volumes.

http://oatcakefanzine.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=Potters&action=display&thread=179316 They're asking questions. The penny is dropping. Unless they change their tactics, they won't progress.

He's probably been regretting it for months now.

Not that different from Chelsea, except even more staggeringly large sums of money involved. Very little in common with Blackburn. f*** all in common with Man U. Do you not think Blackburn bought the title in 95 then?, yes the sums were much smaller, but compared to everybody else they were spending a lot more. As for Man U, they have just spent hundreds of millions over a much larger scale of time than anyone else. Jack Walker was a local businessman and Blackburn fan. As different from Abu f***ing Dhabi as the sums currently involved. As for Man U, they earned the money they spent. They weren't just given it by some obscenely rich plutocrat in search of global good publicity. Spot on.

Nice

not different, but they have taken it to a ridiculous degree imo. Yep.

If the Carroll saga taught us anything, it's that the transfer fee will not be fully reinvested