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It took a moment, but I got there.

One of my best days following City. Doing the Poznań, while the rags team was read out was epic, as was the general atmosphere in our section of Wembley. The fire drill in the rags' area had to be seen to be believed, and the spoilt brat attitudes of the fuckers on talkshite in the car on the...

Nice.

I suppose Earnie Lost will blame Manchester City for Nallo being sent off only 13 minutes after he came on. After all, it’s bound to be our fault.

Slot's losing run is good news for Littlewoods FC. And here’s why…

As I posted above, that was false. Oscar started both games.

Five. Benítez for henderson Richards for Canvot Hughes for Warton Sosa for Mitchell Nketiah for Mateta

Chuck Connors' character in The Big Country was shot by his father, played by Burl Ives. Rather symbolic in the current situation.

Why would it?

Schtick to de plan.

I know this is being pedantic, and I don’t care, but Earnie Lost was wrong. Pep didn’t completely change the starting lineup; Oscar remained in the side from Sunday.

That’s exactly what I thought. An hour before kickoff, Lost should be been giving his team instructions on how he wanted them to play, especially with so many youngsters in the side, not wondering what XI we were putting out.

And you should never go full dipper.

Several of our most important players not even on the bench, but we still fielded a team strong enough to win. Earnie Lost should have heeded the lesson Argyle handed out to him last season.

I noticed that the commentator actually mentioned the money the spent in the summer. I nearly spat my tea out.

Is Slot lost?

No. Let’s hope it goes on a lot longer than ours did.

What the fuck does our - or Chelsea's - starting XI have to do with the side that Earnie Lost chose? You have to consider many things, when making your selection, including the strength of the opposition. It’s not just about giving "reserves" and kids game time. It should also be about...

Not the worst draw.

But smoking indoors wasn’t banned by the EU; it was introduced by the British government, just as it was by domestic governments everywhere.