brummie

We all have our reasons to be cheerful.

"I'm a bit peckish, I might have a BAG OF crisps!"

That famous novelist, William Shakespeare ;-)

Are you taking about the water, or the stillness, though, because my bottle specifically praised the stillness. So, the water could have been dog piss, but still been of a stillness which was delightful.

Drury doing that 'exaggeratedly shout the first name, then say the second name normally' thing. "Grealish plays it through and now ERLING Haaland!"

Not sure if its stillness is delightful, though.

Rodri giving the ball away needlessly. Jesus Christ. That's not meant to happen

I bought a bottle of water the other day, and on its label, it said "DELIGHTFULLY STILL". He's like that.

Peter Drury, I assume.

If Man City win this, they'll climb above us. Can't believe I just said those words.

Can't say a word without building it up just in case it ends in a goal, going for the glory moment. "Aguerooooooo Syndrome"

This commentator is an absolute wanker.

The season still feels very new and like it's 'bedding in' to me, so strange things will seem to happen.

Jesus Christ, Luton genuinely not even trying - not pressing (at all), just watching the match play out in front of them like a training match.

Imagine being a West Ham fan and having to watch that useless lump Antonio heffering around like a moonlighting bin-man.

Ah sorry Oh and yes, re away games, we have the same problem. It's a difficult one. They want to reward loyalty, yes, but the flip side is that it makes it almost impossible to get an away ticket unless you've not missed a game, home and away, for ages.

re ST holders not turning up. We have a system whereby, once a game is sold out, ST holders who don't fancy it / can't make it can resell their ticket through the club, for your ST price / 19, and minus 10% (I think) for them.

And took a point against us (obvs, the ultimate hallmark of quality), played well too. They're not setting the world alight, but they are very hard to beat at home. Factor in horizontal rain and I genuinely think this is a 'take a point' game, absolutely.

Wolves are decent. O'Neill is doing a really good job there, they're hard to beat.

Bellingham is fucking incredible. What a player.

Ever been there? It is in one of the least interesting parts of London. Absolute shit tip.

We do FWIW, and every time the club meets with fans they get asked to turn it down, you can barely have a conversation with the person next to you sometimes, it is that bad. I am sure it must be some sort of regulation, like you suggested, seems too random. Although why, if it is, clubs wouldn't challenge it is beyond me.

I didn't say it was the only decade.

There was a time, about a decade, in which I'd have guzzled that shit down to make what happened on the pitch fade away.