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That voice sounds like a cross between Eddie Howe and George Caulkin.

All clubs compliant...

I can understand the sentiment behind this, but he has actually contributed to the addition of 19 points since he joined, and thats despite being injured for half of last season, and being in and out this year.

Its a win/win from my POV, a Liverpool win means should we beat Wolves we'll be closer to Forest, if Forest win, it means Liverpool have lost, which is always hilarious.

The signing made complete sense at the time, and was one I was really keen on as were most people on here tbh. The fee was around £12m if I remember correctly, and in the 6 months prior when he was on loan, he was incredibly solid, with him coming in being one of the reasons our defensive record improved in that survival season (Along with Burn), and he was also incredibly liked in the squad by all accounts. At that time, the consensus that summer was that we where going to be in a transitional season that year, where we could maybe push for a Europa League spot, but the main season goal was to just be lower top half, without any threat of relegation, which he would have been perfect for. He then got injured, and we got Champions League football, and that transitional season just didn't happen, so the squad very quickly passed him by. He has been a victim of circumstance, and the fact that our 25th placed squad member is Targett shows just how much we've gone forward in recent years. I also think he was solid if unspectacular yesterday, with the occasional rustiness thrown in.

My memory is quite hazy, as I was young, but wasn't it Birmingham where we went 3-0 down after 10 or so minutes in the early 00's? Edit: Thinking about it, it may have been Portsmouth.

What sort of tin-pot shit is this

AFTV tonight...

Every pen, Raya has gone about a year early

Don't think i've ever been as certain of a player missing a penalty

Going to be hilarious when Man United, having drawn against Liverpool and Arsenal back to back, lose at home against Southampton midweek.

That was a solid, if unexciting, professional performance, where we just got the job done with minimum fuss, that keeps our positive momentum going into a key couple of home games. I will not remember beyond today, and there we didn't really learn anything from it, other than Bromley are a defensively solid team, Osula has a rocket of a shot on him, and Miley still looks really comfortable at this level.

Ball numbers 1. Southampton or Swansea City 2. Arsenal or Manchester United 3. Exeter City 4. Leyton Orient or Derby County 5. Burnley 6. Aston Villa 7. Brighton & Hove Albion 8. Manchester City 9. Millwall or Dagenham & Redbridge 10. Liverpool 11. Wolverhampton Wanderers 12. Preston North End or Charlton Athletic 13. Chelsea 14. Blackburn Rovers 15. Bournemouth 16. Mansfield Town or Wigan Athletic 17. Tottenham Hotspur 18. Doncaster Rovers 19. Stoke City 20. Leicester City 21. Plymouth Argyle 22. Coventry City 23. Newcastle United 24. Everton 25. Wycombe Wanderers 26. Birmingham City 27. Leeds United 28. Nottingham Forest 29. Cardiff City 30. Ipswich Town 31. Fulham 32. Crystal Palace

I don't know why I ever look forward to these games, as its always the same. Players coming in who don't have many minutes, and lacking match sharpness, against a team with 11 men behind the ball, and the result is always just stodge, like the Wimbeldon game earlier in the season

What a fucking hit

The Bromley team went out for a "traditional" pre-match Nando's yesterday

BBC Feed is just starting here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cr7vvm3nlx7t#player

It is kind of hilarious that Ange's first 0-0 as Tottenham manager is against Tamworth.

I was listening to 5live earlier, apparently he'd still part-time (though he's going full time later this season) and currently works as a care assistant for kids with severe disabilities.

Tamworth

Oh it was Trippiers first game, don't know who didn't start out of the 5 I posted?