Can’t believe I am thinking this, but something has to give! We are a shambles!!!

[Exiletyke]

Im also a big fan of the Tyke Tv lads, they make me laugh and at times they annoy me, but they are always worth a good listen to.
Thats maybe a bit unfair Exile because bear in mind when a so called superstar comes to you and says they want to give you an exclusive interview etc... you know your going to have to kiss a bit of ar*se and say what they want you to say.

They are I believe an independent entity & I don't think they need the patronage of any no mark superstar like Conway
They need to carry on without the need to kiss arse otherwise they lose their identity
Just my opinion but keep your independence boys
Those lads have forgotten more about football than the Yank ever knew
BTW you can say arse no need for asterisks

[Acido]

They are I believe an independent entity & I don't think they need the patronage of any no mark superstar like Conway
They need to carry on without the need to kiss arse otherwise they lose their identity
Just my opinion but keep your independence boys
Those lads have forgotten more about football than the Yank ever knew
BTW you can say arse no need for asterisks

Really Ex ?, I dont normally swear me, ohh no sir lol. So I wouldnt have a scooby doo about that sort of thing.

The other Luke, and Steve (is that the step dad of Luke the ginger kid ?), they are the best two who usually lose the plot a bit and tell it like it really is. Its not funny of course, but its so entertaining listening to them say out lout on camera, what we are all thinking!!.

[pass_and_move]

I think tykes tv lads do a sterling job. They were invited by the club to do the interview with Conway and Stendel. Technically I get what you're saying Ziles but with respect you cant really be a party pooper after receiving the invite. I should imagine there were certain ground rules layed out before the recording took place. Steve did pose a couple of questions to Conway which were brushed off. You've also got to bear in mind that when the interview took place when things were going well on the pitch, hence the upbeat tone.