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This is fair comment, but Gazza was the first mega star as football (and Sky Fcuking TV) exploded and left QPR behind and he wasn't remotely equipped for stardom. I think he's worked hard to overcome his addictions and can hardly believe he's still with us.
That said, there was absolutely no excuse for assaulting Cheryl and I still wince when I see the "tackle" that wrecked his knee.
Sorry if this is a Spackman, but I found out by chance today that tickets are on sale for members, so I've renewed and got a block of 4 seats in the Upper Loft. There aren't many groups or even pairs of seats left away from the corners and the restricted view areas - and there are no pairs in the safe standing section, which is nearly sold out.
Now the narrative is set, we'll have to see if the next couple of years play out that way. I'll be happy if people are right about the start he might make and wrong about the way things might develop after that...
I have a hunch, for no reason at all, that we'll have Ipswich on the Friday night. However, our first game be at home as we'll be away the next weekend, when the Premier League starts and Chelsea will be at home.
I'd like to avoid Wrexham in the first match as the w*nkfest about them will be unbearable. And we'll lose to them.
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.