That certainly has all the signs of a conspiracy theory

I also think it’s a conspiracy theory.

The FA oversee match officials not the EFL.

The plot thickens.....

We need answers. Just who knew what. And when?

I think the EFL knew we were going to be in dispute with them years ago and instructed Stuart Attwell to disallow those Miles Addison injury time goals against Forest back in 2008.The FA were probably behind the ball bursting as Jack Stamps was about to score the winner in 1946. We have to fight against these handicaps. Being champions of England twice against all the odds took some character.

Or is that just what they want you to believe eh? There is more to this than meets the eye.

There are things that god fearing folk would be better not knowing.

There was the grassy knoll at the BBG

comment by ViewFromDeWallen (U1581)
posted 1 minute ago
There was the grassy knoll at the BBG
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Give over, never any sign of grass at the BBG.

Exactly! There was no Grassy Knoll. The truth is out there!

I have the grassy knoll. I removed a piece of BBG turf after the last game there. I ate part of it for reasons which seemed logical to me at the time and planted the rest. It flourished and is alive and well in a plant pot outside my house. I doubt however that it is is substantial enough to support my weight should I wish to perch on it in sniper fashion, perhaps to take out any Scousers or other undesirables that might be invading the estate. I'll leave that to my butler and his twelve bore.

I was once told by an old gypsy fortune teller that as long as a part of the BBG lives, then no harm can befall us...........

comment by lastapostleofvidal (U1491)
posted 2 hours, 6 minutes ago
I have the grassy knoll. I removed a piece of BBG turf after the last game there. I ate part of it for reasons which seemed logical to me at the time and planted the rest. It flourished and is alive and well in a plant pot outside my house. I doubt however that it is is substantial enough to support my weight should I wish to perch on it in sniper fashion, perhaps to take out any Scousers or other undesirables that might be invading the estate. I'll leave that to my butler and his twelve bore.
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You ate some? Did you see how much snot (and gawd knows what else was deposited there?

Yet never had a days illness in his life!

comment by Catalanaram (U3413)
posted 5 minutes ago

comment by lastapostleofvidal (U1491)
posted 2 hours, 6 minutes ago
I have the grassy knoll. I removed a piece of BBG turf after the last game there. I ate part of it for reasons which seemed logical to me at the time and planted the rest. It flourished and is alive and well in a plant pot outside my house. I doubt however that it is is substantial enough to support my weight should I wish to perch on it in sniper fashion, perhaps to take out any Scousers or other undesirables that might be invading the estate. I'll leave that to my butler and his twelve bore.
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You ate some? Did you see how much snot (and gawd knows what else was deposited there?

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Remember Private Eye running a "Spot the gob" competition. When smoking was common amongst footballers the pitch must have been disgusting. One of the few useful things I learned from playing football was how to clear my nose without a handkerchief.

I spied no snot but it did indeed seem mainly to be composed of gawd knows what. It was quite gritty in texture and there wasn't a great deal of what you might call flavour to it. It tasted quite similar to a tin of cat food I once ate for a bet.

I take the view that all of the greats who graced our club have likely shed various atoms onto the pitch at various points and some of these are NOW incorporated into my own molecules. You might say that DCFC is literally in my DNA.

comment by HebridesRam (U2909)
posted 2 minutes ago

Yet never had a days illness in his life!

Almost true Heb. I have had a single sickness absence in 34 years at work. 3 days for flu about ten years ago.

comment by HebridesRam (U2909)
posted 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
I was once told by an old gypsy fortune teller that as long as a part of the BBG lives, then no harm can befall us...........
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Of course, the opposite may apply and whilst the sod still exists, and until we fully tarmac over Vidal's pile, the curse will continue unabated

Talking about conspiracy theories...it seems very odd that a 21 year old would be delivering a watch to a star player's mansion. I wonder what was really going on.

I do not have piles, and if I did I would apply something a bit more soothing than tarmac.

comment by lastapostleofvidal (U1491)
posted 30 minutes ago

It tasted quite similar to a tin of cat food I once ate for a bet.
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Is that your excuse for walking around with an erect tail and showing your ars5ehole?

No, there are other reasons for that Scouse. Now is not the time and here is not the place to go into it though.

comment by Rameses, Kom op jij Rams (U7190)
posted 1 day ago

The FA oversee match officials not the EFL.

All refereeing appointments are handled by Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO). Match observers are appointed to each EFL match and provide a report on the match officials’ performance together with a report of any extraordinary incident which may have taken place.

comment by lastapostleofvidal (U1491)
posted 23 hours, 36 minutes ago
I spied no snot but it did indeed seem mainly to be composed of gawd knows what. It was quite gritty in texture and there wasn't a great deal of what you might call flavour to it. It tasted quite similar to a tin of cat food I once ate for a bet.

I take the view that all of the greats who graced our club have likely shed various atoms onto the pitch at various points and some of these are NOW incorporated into my own molecules. You might say that DCFC is literally in my DNA.
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May I ask? were you drunk at the time? Or just very hungry.