Hanshithispantz

Aye it's deadline day and our only activity is to strengthen a league rival. Untwist your knickers lads.

Heaping more dry powder onto our glorious pile of dry powder can only be a good thing.

He should be offered to the great North Sea.

Aye I was feeling to same. Something's felt odd with Gayle for a while now.

You're not allowed to play the ball with a flying big boot like, I remember it pretty clearly and it was a bad challenge.

Shame we've only got a couple of days left to rush purchases like. Almost as if we should have done that part 2 month ago.

The inconsistency is fucking laughable like, it wouldn't be as bad if the bans weren't so harsh. Either getting off with nowt or been given a 3 game ban on the whim of the FA. I couldn't really tell from the MOTD replays tbh, I thought it looked fairly innocuous but knowing it's Mitrovic has me questioning it.

He's trying to tell us something with that t-shirt.

Hans and Yorkie can't let shit go... Writes a 4 page essay I'll read it in a bit like, but my point from the beginning has been that the short term pain for long term gain view point from people is fair enough and doesn't deserve mockery. The #wait view point is also risky. Like KI has said this was annoying during the 5 years of Pardew and it's annoying now. People wanting us to lose games because they think it's better for the club should tell you everything you need to know about how fucked this club is under Ashley. P.s this obviously hinges on whether Rafa is still here in a couple of weeks time.

If we were in League One or Two, we'd probably be a "nothing club" too. Other than numbers through the turnstile - what have we achieved in the last 30 years that is better than Blackburn, for example? Nowt, but that was the same when we were both in the Premiership and we were still a much more attractive club than them.

Blackburn, Blackpool & Leyton Orient are all nothing clubs like, I cannot see them being a huge draw for buyers. I get the point that Ashley might want to gamble and hold onto the club to benefit from a return to the Premiership like - that would require investment though.

You've done absolutely nothing to convince anyone that you've made any sense mind. Made a few weird metaphors and completely misunderstood Yorkie's point. So fair play, we'll see you at the next one. We came straight back up both times and the mood was great last time because of Rafa. The less capable we look of coming up and the more investment needed to do so would make a sale more likely though I would imagine. Maybe not. I'm not even saying I want it to happen like, it would be horrible, but in 10 years time I can realistically see us all wishing it had happened. Just like looking back to 2010 now I wish we hadn't come straight back up*. *Rafa being here sort of suppresses that though.

It's madness to think we're not risking the clubs future in any case. He's been here a decade and completely failed at every turn. In another 10 years there's nothing to suggest we'll be any better. You cannot act as though the route we're currently on doesn't realistically have a really shitty ending - I'd say it's probable if Rafa goes. That's where the opinion of us being better off staying down until he goes comes from. It's a risk aye but potentially a necessary one. Even if you disagree I cannot see how you're struggling so much to grasp why anyone would think it's a better option.

You've just completely ignored all logic from the opposing argument and turned it into "we want to spite Mike Ashley" because of a throwaway comment Yorkie made. I'm nor sure what I'd want tbh but the overarching point is to drop to rebuild. Not to drop so we can laugh at Ashley losing money.

How is it fantasist bullshit? I mean if you'd read the post you'd have noticed I never made any absolute statements. That would have been daft as I'm not a fucking oracle. Statistically I think it's fair enough to assume we'd be better off in the longrun (if rafa were to walk) if we get relegated this season and stay down until Mike leaves. Statistically I also think it;s fair enough to assume that if we stay up and mike remains that we'll be relegated anyway within 5 years. You're not 'part of the problem' because you don't want us to lose, nobody would say that ffs.

I dunno why the phoenix analogy is hard to get like. We've been pointless for nearly 10 years under Ashley and if he fucks Rafa off we'll continue to be pointless under him. Relegation and stagnation in the lower leagues would likely lead to a quicker exit of Mike than staying up so people would prefer we were relegated. The odds are we'd be better off in 5 years time than if we stay up and Mike stays.

As if Rafa wouldn't have just told him to fuck off

The cunt Simon Bird seems to have fully embraced his artistic licence with that article like.

Are Ajax thick?

Ramsey in Perez' role would make my balls tingle.

LADbrokes

It's obviously a possibility he'll leave but I doubt Rafa has some weird moral code that will lead him to the hammers like.

Kane was carded so they wouldn't have had an effect either way tbh. I don't have an issue with MOTD showing this but the way Liniker and especially Neville went on about it whilst showing a few inconclusive angles was irritating. Shearer kept his mouth shut and he's been quick to blast Mitrovic in the past.

Huddersfield are ball hoggers who press well and like to play high up the pitch, we restricted them well and they only really had 1 or 2 genuine chances on goal. Our problem was that when we did have the ball we gave it away senselessly, granted Huddersfield were a lot sharper than West Ham were today but it was still very bad on our part. We looked shaken. We rarely put a foot wrong today.