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Strange... he speaks very highly of you.

A United supprters I know pondered aloud yesterday: if they go unbeaten for the rest of the year, would it be fair on Solksjaer to still offer the job to Poch? It's a toughie, it really is but I suspect we'll never know.

It's almost like the signing of Phil Jones (for what was it, £16m?) was one of those iffy deals you hear whispers about where everyone gets bunged a few quid in a paper bag and the only one who doesn't know what's afoot, gets to plod along merrily, thinking he's there on merit. Couldn't be...

I'm not fan of Neville - and yes, he might have done more in Sterling's defence, over the years - but you make a crucial point when you suggest that he might also have needed Sterling's permission to go public with this. It would have been a breach of breath of trust (as he was his boss, at the...

That's because they are. Different planets, even. :-)

I'm slightly disappointed that this thread is back on track. It made me giggle to think that they were lurking around here, only to be gutted to discover that nobody was paying them a blind bit of notice.

Astonishing, isn't it? They have so many traits in common with each other. They somehow gravitate towards each other, surround themselves with their own sort and grow to believe that their attention-seeking, glory-groupie behaviour is actually the norm. They are so alike that the only...

I think that racism is definitely a factor. The thought of a successful, young immigrant role model (which is what Sterling actually is) is anthema to everything that certain sections of the UK Media propound.

According to Wiki, Bayern won the Cup Winners Cup in 67.

I'm pretty sure it's spelled, terrabill, actually.

I am only quoting this for its brave and adventurous use of the word, 'incognitos'.

Boring bastard who recites the brutally obvious in drab monotone. Views all of football through the lens of 1980s Liverpool (for whom, in fairness, he was an excellent full back before injury curtailed his career) Said the other week, that (paraphrasing here but trust me, I'm not far off) "Red...

I was expecting the worst but, to be fair, I was wrong to do so. He had a good game, by and large.

Now, there's your answer in the lower quote, Mr. Davies-Moustache. Also, Mr Psychedelic Casual, if you could kindly consider the top quote as though it were my own reply. Ooh, you whimsical English with your quirky grasp of logic. What are we gonna do with ye, eh? :-)

Aw, I'm gutted you feel that way, er, buddy (?). Look if you have to go back to the early and/or pre-Christian era to justify Britain's litany of deceit, slaughter, greed and cruelty - not just in Ireland but just about anywhere around the world - and then ultimately use that as a platform to...

Cool story, bro. Shame that the nations you speak of, Ireland, Wales, Scotland etc didn't exist then but hey, well done on cherry picking events from a period in history where, quite literally, the only contemporary records that are known of, were being documented on the greener, more civilised...

I'm going to do my blood pressure a favour and not even bother watching what the panel of Loose Weapons, sorry, Sky's Super Soccer Saturday, have to say about the current accusations. Hopefully, City's lawyers won't though because if there's one programme where the clutching of pearls, amid the...

It's called 'throwing a bone'. We're safe as houses. Them that are in charge have seen what coincidentally happened to them that crossed us before.

Humour is indeed subjective. Taste, also, of course. Apologies for my late reply. I'm sure you'll understand when I tell you that I was attending to my patriotic duty by binge-watching Mrs Brown's Boys. Admittedly, it falls considerably shorter of the master that is, Roy Chubby Brown than your...

It's an interesting (perhaps an overly-defensive, if I may say so?) interpretation of events to say that morality was unilaterally applied to the conversation. One shouldn't always immediately confuse sound, if perhaps, unwanted, advice with reprimand. All that not withstanding, I'm heartened...