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Sakho or song?

Submitted by Red Neck Iron on

It was well suggested that sakho had spat his dummy out and been rested as a result of his actions. Since then he has comeback and is also playing, on the other hand song has disappeared from sight even on the bench, despite our squad being fully fit according to reports. So my question is was this a conflict between sakho and song, that bilic has deemed that song has been responsible for? And as a result he has taken appropriate action against him?

Mo Po is a no go

Submitted by boogerscaravan on

So Mo Po has signed a new 5 year deal at spuds, or he's going to. To be honest I don't give a toss. I'm just happy they are not going to win the title. Plus Delli Belly has proved what a child he really is by getting a ban at the business end of the season. But what has really made my day is we have a fully fit squad for tomorrow, that's a first.........

All about the face

Submitted by darrenharry on

So the holiday so graciously offered to us by the banks (not that they provide much else) nudges up against us like a friendly old cat.
Talking of friendly old cats, I’ve been trying to work out SSB’s hairstyle of late. He seems to be clinging on to that thatch like a man possessed. He’s trying all sorts with it. Pretending he doesn’t care and even growing some stubble, but then coiffuring it into a gentle mound to try to plug the gaps of scalp, to fall into line with that blue suit. Don’t get me started on the tie. Either fasted the top button or don’t wear one. Anything else carries an air of 1970’s Detective Sergeant, stressed out over an ash tray filled desk. SSB is better than that.
So what of the big changes for the summer? I’m not sure what hair style he’ll go for to be honest. With another child on the way it’ll probably start to fall out faster than ever, so a number one may be the most sensible option. If he goes bald head will he go full beard? It’s like a game of Guess Who? And it’s my biggest concern moving toward the off season.
Appearance is key. Gone are the days of shell suits and high blood pressure.
Managers these days have a duty to portray everything about their club. The better looking and smarter the manager, the better performing the team.
Don’t believe me? Look at the table.
Sitting at the top is THE style icon. The working man’s George Clooney. Claudio’s skin is smoother than an Essex girls twat and full lips could be hired out as a bouncy castle.
Pinocchio even takes to a full length mac and tailored scarf, whilst experimenting with stubble to hid his fat face.
Pep Gonorrhoea will come into the reckoning, and even the elderly lesbian at Arsenal washes his hair regularly and wears a suit.
So let’s stop worrying about players coming and going, transfer targets and replacements, squad depth blah blah, new stadium blah blah Boleyn farewell Zzzzz (bored to tears with that now, like bleedin Sinatra, just bulldoze the tip and be done). What matters is how SSB lines up in August. He has a duty to us all to consider this very carefully.
I for one, am watching.

Season reflection

Submitted by Betty Swollox on

So I wanted to make a reflection on the season, even though it's not finished. Yes crazy I know. What have I learnt about football this year? Well I used to think that those that spent the most won the league. I know that fat lady hasn't sung yet, but even finishing second would be an astronomical feat for Leicester. I used to think that the old dogs of football managers were canny, knew how to keep teams safe or guarantee Champions League football. I used to think that young up and coming mangers British or foreign, were risky, reckless appointments. I used to think Eden Hazard was a wonderful player. I used to think Aston Villa was a big club. I used to think Championship players couldn't cut it in the Premier League. I used to think top 12 safety was a good season. I started to believe the West Ham way was a myth. I started to believe young players couldn't be trusted. So what have I learnt? That football is still a sport. It's not just a machine of PR and Sky sales. Hard work, team, passion, motivation, hunger, is still the main stay of any sport, especially football this year. I hope that Leicester win the League, I hope they do well in the Champions League next year, there's no reason they shouldn't. I hope we finish 4th and I hope that a generation of kids start to realise that life is about guts, highs and lows and fight. You can have all the skills in the world but you still have to work and try hard. I hope then that we revere the Vardys, Kantes, Drinkwaters, Nobles, Antonios and Kouyates as much as the Payets, Mahrez's, Lanzinis and Ozils. As they typify for me why this season has changed how I see football now.

Mahindra

Submitted by Burkie 1 on

Lot of talk on fb that their going to name the new stadium the Mahindra stadium ,whatever that is ,sounds like a bleedin Indian take away ,
Dont know why they dont just leave the name it has already the Q E 11 ,seeing as its emerged after all these years that shes an Irons fan

Spurs drop points to West Brom

Submitted by asheshammer on

Gives Leicester HUGE incentive to win against Manure, since they can clinch the title that way. Going to be a tough match for them, but here is hoping that they do it. We could go above Mancs this weekend! Just thinking further how, if the refs hadn't stolen 8 points from us, we'd be just five behind Tottenham, with a game in hand. Can you imagine what universe it would be possible for Leicester and West Ham to finish 1-2? And possibly it would have been us to win the FA cup! Well, that won't happen now, but I still want WEST HAM to claim 5th VERY VERY MUCH.

liverpool drop points

Submitted by asheshammer on

That'll dent their confidence. Up 2-0 at home, up 1-0 after 76 seconds, and then levelled by a relegation side led by Rafa. We stay 6th by the slenderest of margins. Have to keep winning. Just one really difficult fixture left (Manure) and we owe them some payback. Liverpool also have a difficult fixture against Chelsea, who rolled Bournemouth 4-1. Southampton still in the mix. All to play for IRONS!

4 to go

Submitted by moore2come on

Ok, A well earned rest for the players now to recharge the batteries and stay fit for the final push. With Manure winning, Liverpool keeping pace, and with a game in hand, I really see no alternative but to win the remaining 4 games if we are to qualify for Europe.
So WBA (A), Swansea (H), Manure (H), Stoke (A). Obviously all eyes are on the penultimate game with the Mancs, but it will mean nothing if we don't dispatch with the first two. Both potential banana skins, both requiring our full commitment. Only then will a win mean anything against the red devil's. 3 points there, we'd jump above em on GD leaving a tricky away encounter to Stoke to crown our season. Need someone to do us a favour against pooh, best bet would be Chelsea at Anfield unless Newcastle fancy saving their own arses next weekend.
So still all to play for but it has to be 4 wins from 4 if we're to make Europe imo.
And time to push Antonio forward now and give the defenders the chance to do their jobs. Great to see Ginge back, both Tomkins and Byram are back from injury so full squad to choose from. COYI's!!