scoojy

To be fair, you've not really backed up your point, or answered the original question. All you done is turn it on the person who asked the question. All you've said is 'it's up to the decision makers' (which is an absolute cop-out) but have pushed another user to give a suitable answer. Well, one that's suitable to you. I know this is all about opinions, and how we're all free to voice them, but you could have given your opinion on who is a suitable replacement.

Quick question - why abbreviate you to u, and not are to r, or know to no? My ageing brain tells me we should abbreviate all, or none

Some strange goings on regarding Georgie Gent recently. He's been dropped/frozen out by Barnsley, due to attutide problems, and loaned out short-term to a team 3 or 4 divisions below in the National League It popped up randomly on one of my socials and it seems that he's managed to get in with the wrong crowd since moving clubs after he left us, been involved in a doxxing incident, and hanging around with a racist groundsman?! Then and Now

Apparently West Ham are in the mix too ps this is, at the very least, 4th hand news so Chinese whispers may be in play

Armenian results this evening confirm us as unseeded in QR2

Aye, I believe QR1 & QR2 draws are made at the same time, then the QR3 draw is made after QR1 but before QR2 is played

Was just having a look at the latest update and, as it goes on, it's looking more and more likely we'll be unseeded. And there's some big name seeded teams in there - Copenhagen and Panathanaikos, with Ajax in the play-off final against Utrecht. Our old friends Katowice are currently poised to be in there too. I suppose the question is do we want to be unseeded and get a draw against the likes of Ajax, or sneak in to the seeds and end up in the likes of Azerbaijan or Kosovo (or Ireland again!)?

Genuine question - Is it normal practise during public consultation for punters off the street, no matter their background or qualifications, to give feedback and ideas on the flow and the spacial relationship of the design of the building? Would the club/architects take any notice? By the looks of some of the design statement documents they have based the model on already existing structures I always thought it was to do with residents and locals giving their tuppenceworth with regards to external aesthetics and environmental issues eg 'the squirrels will have nowhere to nest', or 'it looks ugly from my window', or 'is it going to overload sewage pumps?' As I said, genuinely wanting to know and not trying to take the piss.

Who are you? And what have you done with the real MJC?

KVV pleads guilty to domestic abuse charges Figured there might be something in it seeing as he kept getting contracts cancelled

On? The? Money? Seeing as you're self congratulating for getting one right, you'll need to take the hit on this one! ps I'm fully aware it was tongue-in-cheek. For clarity, so is this

Just on Miller - I remember somebody bumping their gums on here (don't remember who) about his workrate off the ball, and how he doesn't do enough. BBC Sport have an article today highlighting the stat that he's recovered the ball 72 times in 11 games. More than anyone else in the league. As well as being 11th in the league for interceptions. He's either improved his defensive game in the last few weeks, or whoever it was has not been watching the same games as the rest of us

No matter the height of the striker, a ball that he is expected to hold up needs to come in to him below head height in order for him to be able to make it stick. If you're playing it above head height the defender will almost always have the advantage. Firing aerial balls head height and above is an almost impossible task to control and/or hold up. That only works when there is someone to flick the ball on to. We possibly should have recruited players who can play passes lower than 7 feet in the air.

https://www.lutontoday.co.uk/sport/football/luton-town/edwards-admits-hatters-midfielder-campbell-could-leave-luton-during-transfer-window-4272866

The one that sticks out from your list was Porter - the chat, before he had kicked a ball, was that he had one leg longer than the other and was never going to make it as a professional footballer Ridiculous, I know, but that's how I remember it. And I really can't be bothered searching back and posting any links to prove it.