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Are you including Pelegrini’s last season in that?

Don’t need to do that, mate ;-)

Weird response. I don’t tend to have enemies as I’m widely popular and have highly developed people skills. And most of my friends vote differently to me. So yes, people who vote differently to me aren’t my enemy.

Think he’s fucked.

Social media is driving a huge amount of this division.

No need to cry about it, mate.

Depressing results, but not altogether surprising. I’ve always held strong that Reform have an absolute ceiling and that the majority of electors simply would not vote for them under any circumstances which would prevent them at least getting a majority - not sure what this result does to...

Not sure how he managed it, but my dad managed to sort me a ticket in the City end, bizarrely from Garry Flitcroft (who was at Blackburn at the time). Still one of my favourite aways. Atmosphere was incredible in the second half. That end helped tbf. It’s a brilliant away end.

We finished 4th in 1978 tbf.

Of all the tedious things the **** repeatedly does, this is by some distance the most tedious.

Spoke to a couple of officers at Birmingham City Council this week who think Reform, Greens and a significant number of (mainly Muslim) Independents are going to make huge gains from Labour, which was simply unthinkable a few years ago.

I’ve just done a tally up and from Swales’ first season in 1972-73 to our relegation in 1983 (11 seasons) our average league finish was 11th. By way of contrast, Leeds United’s average position in the First Division from 1973 to 1982 (when they were relegated) was 8th. Given the size and...

In terms of reach, scope and longevity I’ll raise you Russia.

Ok.

e.g.

Not that I’m aware.

That’s like saying Peter Sutcliffe is a good guy compared to Harold Shipman.

Me neither, but my point remains.

Basically, this.

Yes, that is equally valid.