Kid Icarus

Someone told me to f*** off when I highlighted Saudi charities. Okay? Not sure I follow.

Think the majority of us will have broad enough shoulders to deal with any flak coming our way.

I didn't mean just the forum, but I would think it'll continue to be talked about widely on here over the coming years too. Tbf, I'm not on here all the time, but isn't the Carrick_18 that brought it up a new poster as well?

I'd get used to the tedium then tbh, it's going to be part of the cost of them being the club's owners.

They're the buyers. Incredibly naive to think that you'll get to decide on that being kept as a separate discussion going forward imo. It's all connected and it's all going to get talked about, whether any of us likes it or not.

How about YOU give it a rest and let people talk about what they f***ing want to? Just because you don't want to read it or want to ignore it, doesn't mean everyone else wants to. Bet you're exactly the sort of person that cries on about snowflakes anarl.

Easy to forget that if we'd beaten Blackburn, as we should have, we'd have been level on points once the games in hand had been played, with a very similar goal difference. Man United then went to Southampton and lost as well. That match felt like the nail in the coffin at the time and it still does now. I still think if we'd won that one match we'd have gone on to win the title.

It's funny because I'd argue that it's actually a myth that we were bad at the back under Keegan when we weren't. Players made individual mistakes, but looking back now the only obvious weakness was our goalkeepers. Darren Peacock in particular was way better than I remember him being at the time.

The Hughton era was never about quality tbf, it was about team spirit, 'the group of lads', and our feeling of having a connection with them. The football in say 11/12 was better, we had better players, won more matches, finished higher in the league etc, but I enjoyed it a lot more in 09/10 and half of 10/11 because of the feeling of togetherness between the team, Hughton, and the fans. Everyone since then bar Rafa hasn't had that and it's something Ashley hated imo.

Towards the end I remember him trying to tell us all that he wasn't Ashley's yes man and something along the lines of him actually trying to push for the things we wanted, but the loathing for him was so intense that when he tried to tell us pretty much everyone rejected it.

Good showing from Greg. Some really shameful points put across from others unfortunately, but I guess that was the point of the town hall.

Actually, just realised they had to be named as a sub and I don't think he ever was.

Gonna go left field on this one and say

Permaban or a 5,000 word restriction on posts* for HTT when nothing happens. *Same outcome

Aye certainly would be for you hilarious Nah, but it would be funny that we somehow, yet again all fell for it.

Let's be honest, it would be canny funny on some level if Ashley called it off now.

It's not a debate if one side makes the rules. There aren't any rules, you're free to express your opinion. Not sure why criticism on here is so often viewed as oppressing speech or some weird s***. If you don't agree with the left wing Commie b******s on here you'll be hounded out! Commie ffs You mean you'll continue to bitch and moan like a snowflake over how oppressed you are for having an unpopular opinion on an internet forum without anything ever happening to you.

On it's own I can live with relegations if the spirit or soul or whatever you want to call it of the club remains in tact, but it was that that he pissed all over and permanently damaged for me.

I thought no one cared?

Went for: Pardew years Keegan treatment Jonas cancer disgrace Renaming the stadium Fan disunity Fan disunity's the biggest one for me, because without that fans could have possibly mitigated everything else in the list from happening, but couldn't be convinced into walking away.

It's not a debate if one side makes the rules. There aren't any rules, you're free to express your opinion. Not sure why criticism on here is so often viewed as oppressing speech or some weird shit.

I never said you had used it. You wet yourself whenever anyone says they find it embarrassing though. Shouting about how p*ssed you're going to get is just not something I've ever found particularly funny. Your mileage may vary. Who gives a f*** what you think is funny? You sound like a right boring b******, going around tutting at people and telling people what they should and shouldn't think. If people want to say #cans, let them. And if people want to criticise it, let them. See how it works in all directions?

I've also never known a forum be so adverse to debate and disagreement like. I'm sure it never used to be like this.

Personally think the whole cans thing is a bit cringey now that it's been adopted by the media, but Delaney should know that using that as the line of attack is completely alienating and kind of undermines his argument by trying to imply there's an intentionally sadistic line to be drawn between a bit of meaningless fun among fans and a murderous regime. There are strong arguments that can be made, so why he'd pick such a weak and counterproductive IDPol-style one, I dunno.

Also on that list is UAE and China, all of whom own Premier League clubs. It’s not a blacklist either, it’s a watchlist where they want people to look at. It’s also been pointed out before that broadcasting issues is not going to affect our takeover. It’s no coincidence that the majority of these clickbait articles are being posted by either new members, or existing members who don’t post regularly. Keep the panic over on Twitter and Facebook where it belongs. China do not own Premier League clubs Neither will Saudi Arabia. PIF will, along with two other parties. Laugh all you want Kissarse. I'm just laughing at the idea of you actually believe what you've just posted.