TBG

I get the thinking behind the abuse, but Ashley has literally sat there and laughed at supporters in the ground giving him abuse. So would I counting all of that money that section in the ground has just given me.

Guaranteed to stil be 50000 supporting the team, not the regime they've passed over £600 to.

Looking forward to all of the world class managers we'll be told our actively being monitored.

I wonder how much Alrmiron's fee will be inflated by the "experts" in the media when they start defending Ashley. Can see them saying we spent £25M on him.

Still the narrative will be Rafa walked out on the club, demanded too much etc

Racist

There's no pace in that back four.

With the media going on about how Ashley "smashed" our transfer record last season and was willing to do it again this season with a £17m buy.

I'd imagine at £3.50 it would still be profitable for the club. They cost next to nothing to make.

Drink before a dunk ? Absolutely! To ensure the taste is to your liking before you settle down and enjoy your dunk experience. Good temperature test as well.

Too many people mentioning coffee. Biscuits only work with tea. Fact.

I specifically said jam wagon wheels. They're the modern man's biscuit of choice.

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Howay then Willy Wanker, get your list up.

World War 2 concentration camps?

Shortbread. SHORTBREAD. That's number one.

Topic's are more chocolate bars than chocolate biscuits.

Sorry but I fixed my car alarm, there was no need for further updates.

Jaffa Cake Jam Wagon Wheel Raisin Club Biscuit Chocolate Bourbon Cookie

Orange Penguin is what I imagine paint stripper tastes like.

This guy knows

Chocolate or regular bourbons?

Not sure I can get behind an actual jaffa cake.

What's up with Jaffa Cakes these days. Has the UK gone off them? They're constantly on sale. I got a triple pack in Tesco the other day for £1.25. Last night I picked up a double pack in ASDA for 50P. I can't get enough of the stuff. I can easily eat 18 Jaffa Cakes with my morning cuppa. Is you Mike Ashley? Jaffa Cakes are England's best creation -- there are two Brit stores near where I live that sell imported stuff, and Jaffa Cakes are either constantly sold out or on back order. Get yourself to ASDA. Fill a suitcase with 50P Jaffa Cakes. ? ? ? ? Profit. You'd have to pay for re-packaging. Would probably lose money. Unless you sell them at a car-boot sale, just in the cellophane packing. Or do the question marks suggest you shoplift the Jaffas? If so it doesn't matter where you go. There'd be no need to re-package. You'd sell them by the box load, door to door to those waiting for the store to be restocked. How much is a box going for these days DJ_NUFC? I know you'd have to factor in petrol but you're still looking at a hefty profit. Nah. At best you'd cover the cost of your own consumption. Not if you're buying them for 50P over here and selling them for over $5 across there. How much does it cost a to fill a Toyota Prius? Like $40? That's all you'd need. How big is this suitcase? Big enough that it's classed as checked luggage. You'd also then be able to fill your carry on luggage with Jaffa Cakes as well.

What's up with Jaffa Cakes these days. Has the UK gone off them? They're constantly on sale. I got a triple pack in Tesco the other day for £1.25. Last night I picked up a double pack in ASDA for 50P. I can't get enough of the stuff. I can easily eat 18 Jaffa Cakes with my morning cuppa. Is you Mike Ashley? Jaffa Cakes are England's best creation -- there are two Brit stores near where I live that sell imported stuff, and Jaffa Cakes are either constantly sold out or on back order. Get yourself to ASDA. Fill a suitcase with 50P Jaffa Cakes. ? ? ? ? Profit. You'd have to pay for re-packaging. Would probably lose money. Unless you sell them at a car-boot sale, just in the cellophane packing. Or do the question marks suggest you shoplift the Jaffas? If so it doesn't matter where you go. There'd be no need to re-package. You'd sell them by the box load, door to door to those waiting for the store to be restocked. How much is a box going for these days DJ_NUFC? I know you'd have to factor in petrol but you're still looking at a hefty profit. Nah. At best you'd cover the cost of your own consumption. Not if you're buying them for 50P over here and selling them for over $5 across there. How much does it cost a to fill a Toyota Prius? Like $40? That's all you'd need.