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I met Jake Shears in Brighton once and had a chat with him. I bought their tour video not long after and I was in it ! Lovely chap he was. I didn't realise they were filming at the time.

In the context of this game, perhaps. They haven't been shy of producing flat tops at Southampton in recent times.

I'm a bit surprised by it. But it doesn't matter. I'd sooner our players give them a magnum of champagne and say they are happy to hold on whilst they celebrate a little more. The interesting thing about the final was that no-one seemed to mentioning the trophy, just the Champions League spot...

Also said ''Beating a load of filth in the You're Ropey League' Roma, Galatasaray, Hoffenheim, AZ, Frankfurt.... I really don't give a flying flamingo about whether the players give a guard of honour, and I'm sure if the Albion had one if they had triumphed folk would have been saying what a...

Quite. Getting paid a shed load of money isn't an insurance against injury. And players should have a break like every other human being. There really should be no football anywhere for a four week break over the summer and probably two weeks in winter. All agreed across the associations.

This might be something to do with his comments after the owner came on the pitch to have a go at Nuno. Looks like he's a sensitive little flower is Marinakis

In fairness, it's probably done on the assumption that this year was written off long ago and there will be a summer of ins and outs with the manager having a full pre-season. Also important to remember that United are 26 points behind and stopped playing quite a while back. They are better...

Stuart Broad seemed somewhat upbeat about the follow-on being enforced. Must have been sweating about England batting again. He can probably get to the match along the road on Sunday now.

'Beating a load of filth in the You're Ropey League' is a somewhat connected statement though.

No need when you've got 20,000 in the crowd to do that.

Yes, our excitement at getting into that league and the potential for progressing was a little tinpot. Should have been ashamed at exiting the second round, eh.

The Oxford Benevolent Cup in 1985 being one major highlight. They'll never say that.

We won there under Potter. The odds simply reflect the market. Most folks clearly think that the team currently in 17th are on the beach.

Yeah, but they're very cute in an 'I don't have them in my garden' sort of way.

Next door's shed after the hurricane

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Having been to Oldham on a few occasions, your experience would be described as cordial.

Whenever Albion played at Bournemouth I used to drive down and stop off in Lyndhurst or Brockenhurst and take the New Forest route to the match. Wonderful countryside although you had to drive slow in some areas for the reasons above. I remember when Bashley reached the FA Cup 2nd round. I...

The wiki page uses the champions reference and seems to refer to Tim Carder's book. I thought I saw some kind of poster/programme/card from the time with it in print too.

I don't know if I'm up myself or not. But I'm certainly not interested in the opinion of the likes of you lot.