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Paal always looks like he's just woken up, but I liked him and wish him all the best for his future career, hopefully at a club that doesn't perform a haka to "motivate" the players.
I was at the Swindon game when he scored and then injured his knee and, as I recall, that was that - end of QPR career. Such a shame as he had started to look very promising.
Clive's writing not only cheers me up, win or lose, but the fact that he cares so much about our hopeless club makes me feel better about being stuck with them.
I find it doubtful that his erection can be seen from space, as he has claimed, but otherwise Clive deserves every plaudit going, even more so at times like this.
Is it Tottenham Court Road? I've seen a film of a werewolf chasing a commuter along it, but he didn't make it to the top of the second escalator, so I'm not sure how far the whole interchange takes, especially if you're not running for your life and carrying a briefcase.
Nardi 9/10 - not perfect but made a huge difference Santos 3/10 - would be lower if he hadn't scored in the League Cup Morrison 9/10 - very, very impressed Ashby 5/10 - I like him more than some and he's not had a decent run in the side Varane 7/10 - 8 in some games, 6 in others (more so at the start of the season) Celar 3/10 - not convinced despite the two goals at Cardiff Madsen 5/10 - there is definitely a player there, so I'm sitting on the fence Saito 8/10 - love him and his attitude, which is worth a mark of its own Dembele 7/10 - I'd love to see him have a good run in the team next season Morgan 7/10 - same as Varane, except the other way round, and crucial in the turnaround Lloyd 4/10 - mainly for his work rate
I also remember a night game in which Ollie was a sub. We were in the East Paddock and after about 20 minutes a couple of our players had already been injured. Ollie was warming up and asked the crowd if any of us had brought our boots.
On a less positive note, friends of ours were at an AFC Totton game recently and Charlie Austin told a young lad that he was too busy to give him an autograph. Charlie wasn't even playing.
Weaver may talk utter nonsense about history being written (Hull v Derby) and kings being crowned (Oxford v Preston) but at least he doesn't just shout the name of the person taking a shot every. single. time. they. take. a. shot.
It's Mohamed Salah! It's Bruno Fernandes! It's Sammy Koejoe!
That last minute goal was a complete sickener, but we've been there before with Coventry.
In 2007 we were drawing 1-1 with them at home and the match was in injury time. Coventry had a free kick on the corner of our box and my mate said to me "Oh well, a draw isn't too bad". Cue a Kevin Kyle header and a 2-1 defeat and me having a right go at my mate.
Up there with the time another mate said to me "Hinchcliffe will never score from there".
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