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That's a different question altogether.

The man who just put them in front cost them £40 million. I'd say Everton are a big club.

Are Everton a big club? Is this a genuine question?

Yeah, but all the decisions go the way of the big clubs, allegedly.

I don’t think anything he does next season is likely to change my opinion of the job he’s done this season and I’ll be amazed if he becomes more likeable. That would require some sort of a...

They’re also a team that did a league double over City this season.

I don't have one really. I think his achievements as a manager so far have been greatly exaggerated, not least by the man himself, and I don't find him in any way likeable, but I don't have any...

I didn't say that, or anything close to that. I was merely demonstrating once more that your cinema analogy was daft.

Incidentally, a professional football club's finances are a matter of public...

Hear hear! Great post. This inverse football snobbery cracks me up.

"Oh, I don't like watching the top teams, I'd rather watch Mansfield v Northampton." Well good for you. Along with millions of...

Is it? Not to me. What do you think he means?

I doubt there are many cinemas still standing that were operating 100 years ago, let alone any that haven't had a paint job in the meantime.

Yesterday, I was listening to Ray Parlour telling a...

I won't comment about the Bowen situation as I know nothing about it, but what makes me laugh is when people describe Morison as straight-talking. The truth is, like many managers, he talks utter...

He does, but in fairness he's only been doing it for about a decade.

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You also don't need much brain power to understand that supporting a football club is nothing like visiting a cinema.

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Different topic, but have the club said anything about Andy Dibble yet? Morison apparently gave ‘no comment’ answers when asked about the situation last week and I’ve been really busy so haven’t been...

Possibly because Sam Bowen is a local lad and the son of a former player who is well-regarded by fans of a certain age and he didn't look out of place in any of his five appearances for City's first...

Steve's buzzing, Ebou's buzzing. There's a definite buzz around the club.

One of the 9 Welsh players has departed today. One had already gone. So, seven left for now:

Colwill, Davies, Denham, Evans, Harris, King, Vaulks.

Interesting looking back at the 2004/05 team...

No, he didn't. Instead he came on here and bumped a thread that had dropped off the board three days ago.

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Who do you think you're fooling?

Rumours circulated by the man you claim to hate, but you hang on his every word all the same.

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He didn't understand the game.

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Three seasons with Forest Green:

2019/20 - 10 yellow cards
2020/21 - 10 yellow cards, 3 reds
2021/22 - 15 yellow cards, 1 red

I'm guessing he's competitive.

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Interesting. But when you consider that 2004/05 and 2021/22 were comfortably City's worst Championship campaigns since the club returned to this level in 2003, then maybe it's best not to get too...

The story I'd most like to hear from Warnock would be how he came to sign the McKay twins on two-and-a-half year contracts in January 2018. That'd be worth listening to.

I was tempted to go until I saw the prices a few weeks ago. £48:00 to listen to Warnock? I've seen some of the country's leading comedians from the stalls at St David's Hall in recent years for...