*to fumble it.

I said earlier they’d have to go some to fumble the next state election, appears they are a chance!

It’s pretty simple, he employs people that are compromised so they can’t turn on him.

First ever non-final FA Cup game played at Wembley. We expected to lose, and somehow took it away from them.
Almost everyone I knew in N London found a way to get a ticket to the game. Simply outstanding experience .

The semi was one of the best days of my footballing life. The build up against a team that had seemed invincible, was something special.
When Gazza’s goal went in, I remember celebrating it on my back on the floor between two of the bench seats…seven rows down from where I started.

Nailed it. No pun intended.

Not joking, I’ve just seen a 5 minute story on the news because some kids were taught Augustus instead of Julius Cesar for a term.

His straw-man response formula sometimes lets him down, doesn’t it?

I think the pragmatism we’re seeing shows a manager with high emotional intelligence - after the high we ended on last year, defeats would bring huge pressure to him and the squad. It’ll make the eyes sting at times, but I get why we’re setting out firstly not to lose.

Imagine the travel they would’ve done in the last few days…for that. In any workplace that’d just foster resentment and apathy.

Or a mixture of the two, depending on time of day and prevailing wind.

Yes, but…early days in his tenure, we would’ve probably just lost the game last season, we’re in a reasonable spot in the table.
I take your point but we don’t need to be too down yet.

Sorry, joking but probably shouldn’t. They really don’t want people to talk about Epstein.

What happened?

Would be great to see Murray Watt alongside Bowen at these announcements.

In one of the worst cabinets of all time he really was at the back end, wasn’t he? I’d almost forgotten his beady, bumhole face until this story came up.

Public service is no longer the right word for it.