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In one there, it’s fantastic for the new generation of fans. The Boss lads have gone one step further in that they’ve started doing events for kids too. Ties the next generation in and and a brilliant way to maintain the next breed of matchgoers.

Some great points in there. The explosion of the Boss nights have worked brilliantly for us. Great little dos where you can have a good old sing song and a bevvy. But with their popularity going through the roof, they’re doing them all over the world now. Jamie Webster and the lads were getting...

He’s a fucking beaut. Knows his stuff about the game, but he’s more interested in his own headlines.

I think, looking at it, it’s actually being civil by replying to people who’ve said something, but duly noted.

Haha! Bet you they were fucking scruffs though.

Well, if the fans you were describing were who you met in those eight months, then you’ve got me fair and square. But I don’t reckon most of who you met in that time fell into that category. Likewise, I’ve spent a lot of time in your neck of the woods at various periods and have known both sides...

I gained mine of others by going to places and meeting people. Or people that I already knew. It’s a far better barometer than playing guesswork and Internet bingo. Have a nice evening.

I think it says a lot more about the sort of cling ons and geg ins that we get, and that you’re less susceptible to that. That’s a good thing by the way.

I agree with that. Not sure if it’d be in my top ten of that decade to be honest. Still love it, mind, but Revolver & Abbey Road are miles better.

I take your point here, even if I have a soft spot for WISF, but the achievements made by L&M have to put it up there. It’s not my favourite or even second favourite Beatles album, and I absolutely worship them, but it was a massive precursor for many bands output & has a firm legacy. Revolver...

This is a great example of what I was saying the other day. Now I’ve not read what they’re saying or cryarsing about, but I can hazard a guess that it’s the most pious, pompous, moralistic, cringeworthy handwringing shit possible. And probably irrelevant to any actual matter. That’s because...

Good post that, mate, I agree completely.

May I ask something here? Within your matchgoing support (I assume you’re one of them), who do your fans rate higher, Sterling or Sane? It’s not a jibe or loaded question, I’m genuinely interested. They’re two brilliant players but different in some respects.

Weah is the best African player ever. Monster of a footballer.

I get what you’re saying but for me there’s a clear dichotomy between what happens inside the ground and outside. I agree on the bragging rights thing if you’re talking about the scrapping, however I’m only on about what happens inside in terms of crowd participation and content. The outside is...

Haha...I’d like that twice if I could. Exactly my feelings on it, especially the fashion, the fucking bad scruffs.

I’m only repeating what these fellas said to us. Don’t go often enough to foreign grounds to have a more in-depth insight. But I know that every visiting fan I’ve ever spoken to from overseas thinks our place is amazing on Euro nights. That’s not, to be absolutely clear, any sort of our ground...

Preach, brother. A strong songbook with plenty of oomph pisses all over a drum and all that band shite. Works on the Continent more, but they’d rather have our match day dynamic. Couple of Milan lads we were chatting to in Athens were saying that, the Ultra thing can be a routine as such whereas...

From the outsider looking in, I think this by far the most likely outcome. Losing a parent is very hard as I know from experience. But life goes on and in his sporting and professional life, he couldn’t really have a better situation. There aren’t many jobs out there that fit his brief and...

Haha...I’ve no real affinity for Bayern but nice one. I’m off on the bike myself shortly, need a run out. Have a good one, mate.