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Reply | Where Do You Think We Will Finish This Season?
at 14:34 3 Nov 2026
Top four I reckon. Too many big hitters who already have premier league squads and will go out and spend another 70 million in January. We aren’t at the point to keep up with them for 46 games unless we are very lucky with injuries.
God help us if man united and Man City get relegated for next year. |
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Reply | Should the British state apologise for slavery?
at 14:54 2 Nov 2026
The personal wealth of the sovereign comes almost entirely from land in various duchies. Everything else belongs to the crown which is de facto owned by the government. |
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Reply | Should the British state apologise for slavery?
at 13:15 2 Nov 2026
Literally every country in the world has committed some kind of atrocity or other over the last few millennia. Not to belittle the slave trade which was obviously awful in every way but it’s just one example of millions where humans have been shitty to other humans and if everyone was obliged to apologise for every bad thing their ancestors did it would never end.
You don’t hear the same calls for Mongolia to get down on their knees and beg for forgiveness for Genghis Khan and his Golden Horde rampaging, raping and pillaging across the largest contiguous empire in history for example.
This phenomenon is mainly driven by Britain hating politicians and ‘comedians’ who on one hand often campaign for an increase in public service spending and welfare whilst unfathomably and simultaneously demand we send trillions of pounds of reperations in the form of tax payers money to far flung countries to absolve us of an imagined injustice that we are all somehow responsible for despite not being alive at the time.
There are some seriously dangerous and deranged people in our political system, it’s infested with them and some of them make it as high as government. We should be absolutely terrified if these morons ever get their hands on the levers of power. |
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Reply | Stephen Yaxley
at 10:37 31 Oct 2026
On the whole I have no issue with a lot of what he says, and a lot of it needs to be said but he does go over the top occasionally.
It’s a shame for him because he’s clearly an intelligent and capable bloke but he’s also a thug, a bully, a fraudster, a conman and a general arsehole. He’s got a big self destruct button attached to his chest and he can’t stop hitting it. |
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Reply | Stephen Yaxley
at 08:03 31 Oct 2026
One way to look at it is to take Lennon out of your thinking, leave political bias at the door and any emotion out of it and look at his actual actions. You cannot go around phoning up journalists (or anyone) threatening them with “I’m coming to get you” whilst launching a sustained campaign of harassment, mobilising your online band of merry men to follow people, issue threats, take photos of their houses and their children and generally be a pain in the arse.
I get that he and his supporters are probably frustrated at the double standard of having his photo taken on a sunbed in Cyprus but what he did next was massively disproportionate and completely illegal.
We have heard from Keith in recent months the debilitating effect sustained online campaigns of harassment can have on individuals and their families. This is no different. These people will be brought to justice, so should Lennon.
To be a political prisoner and/or the victim of an establishment stitch up he would have had to have been arrested on spurious charges and presented with fabricated or exaggerated evidence. But it’s clear he did all of this and was stupid enough to post it all online. If they were looking for an opportunity to lock him up for any little thing they had the perfect chance a few months ago when he sparked a man out cold in an airport live on CCTV.
The fact remains he has a long long history of violence, drugs, fraud and other offences, many of which predates his move into the public eye. Over the years he’s seen more courts than Martina Navratilova. Surprised they haven’t given him a loyalty card and his own parking space.
He seems to think he can do whatever he wants. He can’t. |
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Reply | Stephen Yaxley
at 17:42 29 Oct 2026
Yes I was shocked to discover he was chosen from a pool of thousands for a prestigious apprenticeship in aircraft engineering as a young man and by all accounts was very good at it until he reverted to form and got kicked out for assaulting a police officer. He certainly is no idiot.
Drugs and poor choices have clearly addled his brain and freedom in the intervening years though. |
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Reply | 1966
at 12:21 24 Oct 2026
Was Ron Davies the one who kept getting mugged whilst looking for badgers in various well known cottaging spots? |
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Reply | James McClean
at 17:47 21 Oct 2026
His rough patch seems to have lasted around twenty years so far. He’s always been a weird angry little man. |
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Reply | 1966
at 14:22 21 Oct 2026
My dad was an apprentice in ebbw vale steelworks at the time. He and a load of colleagues jumped in Lorry’s with a load of tools and drove around to help. Thankfully for him when they got there they were told that there was already enough people there for the rescue and he didn’t need to take part in the horrific task of digging the bodies out but did witness the devastation first hand. Think they were then employed to bring food, water and clothes to those that had been displaced. Horrific event. |
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Reply | Kim Jong Gone?
at 11:16 20 Oct 2026
State news channel and websites have all been mysteriously switched off apparently. When his dear old dad died (the actor who starred in Team America) they announced it two days later. |
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Thread | Kim Jong Gone?
at 02:52 20 Oct 2026
Rumours swirling that everybody’s favourite tubby tyrant was airlifted to China following a suspected brain haemorrhage probably caused by his gargantuan girth and subsequently has shuffled off his offensively corpulent mortal coil and has joined his forebears in eternal oblivion.
Obviously any rumours surrounding the hell on earth colloquially known as North Korea must be treated with slightly more than a splattering of salt, he has of course disappeared before presumed dead only to rise from the ashes like a gormless looking adipose infested and overly sweaty phoenix.
If he is dead though it poses a problem as his only heir apparents are his 12 year old daughter and his batshit crazy sister. A problem acerbated by the fact the previously mentioned and potentially deceased obese overseer has had most of his family brutally murdered or exiled.
Many observers are worried that a power vacuum created by the demise of this blubbering mess of a human being could lead to a power struggle, civil war or a military coup.
Perhaps in a few days we will find out one way or another. |
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Reply | Okay I’ll post it. Call him what you want
at 17:35 19 Oct 2026
I don’t understand how he can possibly claim with a straight face that he didn’t attempt to murder the 14 people he plunged a knife into.
His defence are taking the piss. |
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Reply | French Economy in Trouble
at 08:37 19 Oct 2026
I thought we were an absolute basket case but France has taken it to a whole new level. Macron really needs to resign following his shambolic handling of these fiery but mostly peaceful protests/mass looting and destruction. |
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Reply | Swansea City v West Ham United : Match Thread
at 14:01 18 Oct 2026
Bit more composure from Cabango from around three yards out twice and we’d be celebrating a good win. Could have just passed it in don’t know why he tried to smash either of them. Those two chances alone were better than anything West Ham had apart from maybe the one on one which the striker should have hit it early and not taken a touch. |
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Reply | The Just Non-Football Forum Daily Dose of Insanity
at 13:43 16 Oct 2026
Prisoners are known to be at a much higher risk of suicide. If he had taken the codeine away, stocked up on them then offed himself the nurse who let him walk away with them would no doubt be up on some sort of charge and sacked.
Why doesn’t common sense apply in 2026? |
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Reply | The Just Non-Football Forum Daily Dose of Insanity
at 11:56 16 Oct 2026
It is an absolutely ridiculously farcical situation but the judge can only really act on what the law says and if the law constantly creates these absolutely ridiculously farcical situations we really should be changing that law. But the government are so dogmatically obsessed with these international conventions the chances of us ever withdrawing from them and creating our own laws that apply both human rights and common sense are virtually nil. |
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Reply | A game of chance, for fun
at 19:19 14 Oct 2026
We’ll inevitably have a downturn at some point. It will all come down to how we react to that.
Encouraging thing is we were averaging almost 2 points a game under Matos last season too. If we can stay anywhere near that we’re looking 85-90 points. |
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Reply | French Economy in Trouble
at 11:37 14 Oct 2026
Embarrassing for Burnham he’s only been in a few weeks and he’s already got MI5 and his own foreign secretary ‘fact correcting’ him. |
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