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Seems to be daily shootings there!!

The shooting at Minton Street chip shop, you mean??

Did Newcastle used to usually win, then?

The first chippy oop north was supposedly opened by a roughyed

"it was apparently an immigrant in the 1860's who first opened a chip shop in London!"

I think Joseph Malins from Bethnal Green might object to this suggestion.

And first in UK was possibly...

I'll be happy with 20th

....and that's with Notts County being away

Equally, in fairness I wouldn't describe Fizzy as particularly Nimble.

Not a lot I believe....maybe 25% of a championship player of less than modest talent

Well last time we got out of the third division....

CORRECTION to thread title. The Rams have gone up, past tense. In fact they had at 2-44 when the thread started. Moving on....

So now to look forward to a future in the Championship. Now we...

One blot on the copybook though. If wed still got Rosenior as manager we would probably have won the title

That's 4 of the 11 bagged

pir 4b

That in a week when we could achieve our first promotion in many a year the top two active threads on the site are both about an inconsequential red team from nearby. This might make it three however

You're right, way over my head

Flange? Why would you take your significant other to a football match??

and paint lines across the pitch every 5 yards

In tennis there are clear lines delineating in or out painted on the ground. In football, at least as regards offsides, there are not. They are subsequently superimposed by VAR and IMHO don't...

To me its simple. VAR is not like for example tennis where a ball can be clearly in or out.

Take a leaf from cricket - offside is a bit judgemental, not fixed lines to see. So is LBW...

First on the pitch then Andy, tearing up a sod as a gesture of valediction to League 1 (until 2025-26 season :s

Yeah but you've got to love him for all that

Your thread referred to a non existent game last year???

Am I being stupid here but why send it to Oxford?

One of my favourite players of the era, although his better days were elsewhere. RIP