alex_ncfc

Idah won't be coming back whether we are promoted or not. Brings absolutely nothing.

Interesting view of the incident

I don't think it's being silly at all. I do think it's being silly for anyone to even suggest that that goal scored at the other end would be chalked off for the same reason. They would never have had the balls to chalk off a Man Utd winner as late as that, so that's what also makes a mockery of the entire thing.

What about when they are drawing the lines to suit their desired outcome?

Surely offside was never created to be this forensic? Analysis by drawing lines that suit the desired outcome, clearly enabling all sorts of corruption. It is ruining the sport. Man Utd score that goal and it is given, and we all know it.

Offside by a millimeter, f*ck off if that's in the spirit of the game. Man Utd deserved nothing from that and yet them and Ten Hag get completely let off the hook. Rapidly losing interest in football - everything consistently and continually going the way of the chosen few.

How the f*ck can you make a call like that in the last minute of extra time, absolutely sickening for their fans. Desperate for them to win on pens now.

This is yet just another of many reasons why the "big 6" should f**k off and join their European Super League. All of these shocking decisions made just to benefit the chosen few.

I put a load of them onto DVD years ago. The quality obviously isn't great as it's a direct copy of VHS but you're certainly allowed to make copies onto DVD as long as you aren't selling the copies. You're always allowed to make "backups" of your media.

Said months ago they are definitely going up. In this league, you don't sit on only 5 defeats all season in April and not go up. They're up, and it's f*cked me right off. Only saving grace would be if we beat them next week and also go up in the playoffs.

Yeah, funnily enough they never mention that

Did we only need a draw? That makes it even worse. Never heard about the Steve Foley story before, I thought that was the season after in the Championship. The story I remember around that time was that there was a massive bust-up between the players on the coach on the way down to London, but even if that's the case, the manager should have been able to get us to at least show a bit of fight on the pitch, there was nothing but a complete capitulation. As for the Ashton point, yes I agree. A huge missed opportunity by our penny-pinching board, £3M was peanuts even then.

I don't think it was necessarily because of the penalty he missed, but the defensive shape we took once he came on and inviting pressure. I forget who he came on for, was it McVeigh? What I do know is that he never played for us again after that.

He absolutely did. If you start the final day of the season out of the bottom 3, with your fate in your own hands and you can't even get your team up and ready to fight and battle to get their first away win of the season, then you've blown it - that was his job. What the hell was his team talk that day and in the days leading up to the game? We showed nothing, and it was a total humiliation.

The way they gone about their "illustrious history" you'd think they dominated the leagues and cups for decades, but no one can remember them actually winning anything because it was so bloody long ago. It'd be like Blackpool and Preston fans constantly banging on about their history, but it just doesn't happen. What always makes me laugh is that they ridicule our league cup wins, but you just know if they'd won it there'd be another star appearing 😂