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Reply | Amit Bhatia
at 11:14 19 Aug 2026
Exactly. I get why some people defend Bhatia because they acknowledge his role in the Warnock appointment. However, dropping his knickers as soon as the Liverpool opportunity presented itself does sum up the half-arsed dilettantism we've seen over the last decade. Nourry may have his faults but you certainly can't fault his commitment and drive - and to be fair to him he has already shown an ability to learn from his mistakes, like sorting out the goalkeeping position this season. |
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Reply | Amit Bhatia
at 07:11 19 Aug 2026
Hard agree. The reason the likes of Brentford and Brighton have accelerated past us is having a strong hand on the tiller. Bhatia scurrying off to Liverpool when he got the opportunity sums up his commitment, just like Jamie Reuben to Newcastle. A pair of chancers, who we are well rid of. |
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Reply | Amit Bhatia
at 16:31 18 Aug 2026
Him and his mate Jamie Reuben are your archetypical nepo babies (even though Bhatia is more of a nepo baby-in-law). Rather hilarious that his final act as chairman was appointing Gareth to 'scratch an itch'. Great due diligence. Good riddance. [Post edited 18 Aug 16:31]
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Reply | Dwindling Attendences at Chelsea
at 10:52 16 Aug 2026
I read they have a ballot for home games this season. Imagine the confusion about tutus and pirouettes among their support. |
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Reply | Finishing position this season?
at 21:44 13 Aug 2026
You look at Clive's preview and you see that there are plenty of teams in with a shout this season. And that should include us, particularly with eight places up for grabs. However, though I want to be optimistic, I'm still not convinced by the manager. Hope I'm wrong and we start the season on Saturday with a professional performance and at least one point... |
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Reply | QPR pay a heavy penalty against Millwall as cup woes continue – Report
at 18:50 9 Aug 2026
Let's see. Big game next week; a team who we expect to be down the bottom of the league but also one with a fanatical home support and who will be very physical. I thought Dunne, Edwards and Kemper were our best players yesterday and they will have plenty to do next week. I'd love this new play-off-chasing QPR to get the season off to the perfect start with an away win in front of a large travelling support but yesterday makes me fearful of deja vu. A physical side getting on top of us and sending crosses down the throat of our diminutive keeper. Like I said, big game to set the tone of the season. |
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Reply | First reaction for Millwall defeat
at 18:41 9 Aug 2026
Accidentally down-voted! Bloody fingers.
Oh, I've up-voted too now. The yin and yang of the universe.
Yes, must be the earliest we've exited the league cup. [Post edited 9 Aug 18:43]
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Reply | First reaction for Millwall defeat
at 16:39 8 Aug 2026
Typical performance under Stephan. P**ing around with it to no effect, slow to change things and God knows why he's starting Burrell on the wing.
Good to see Own Goal get off the mark early as we're going to rely on his goals again this season seeing as we can't even score from 12 yards. |
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Reply | Millwall Cup Tie
at 16:57 6 Aug 2026
I don't know. I reckon he could score a load for them the way they play. |
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