Leonard Venkhater

...said the social worker..

Re-arrange into a sentence.: up job give the don't day....

And he really is from Brazil. I must have missed that...

Like the secret of good comedy, I think it is all about timing. Finance aside(lol) the timing is right now, given the array of talent. Mostly, we have been miles away from the top 6 for nearly a decade. I can't remember such a long period of mediocre non-challenge. The one time we did have a good enough squad with Rhodes, Gestede, King, Cairney, Baptiste, Kean etc, the Venky's were content with a novice, low-cost manager!

Not a weak link? Are you Bell's social worker, Parson? lol

My source tells me you did lol

You "think"...

Keep doing what you are doing for me....don't be silenced...

I've seen their spaceships...

I can almost see you putting on your black cap, as you utter the final phrase!

Maybe hiding behind an arras....like he was during one of the supporters' meetings (allegedly)

Suhail has cast a dark shadow for a few years! It may not seem congruent with the season ticket thread, but I only met Waggott once. He seemed reasonable and clued in. He certainly did not come across as the kind of chancer, previously appointed by our ...er custodians.

Gaillimh Blues!

If it is, he's winging it...

Terrible to read this. The club really has serious problems, if it has drawn that response from you, Parson. It has a whiff of 1960 about it. The last time I regularly missed -through boycotting- was not easy. It was like an angry bereavement lol. I still kicked every ball etc. This time, at the last minute, I have just decided to move to the lower JW. Given my recent birthday (and the 7 added ifollow away games)I decided that it wasn't the worst deal for me. I guess it is similar for the "young adults" too. If it had been last September, it would have been an entirely different matter. The pricing structure for non-concession supporters-i.e most -just doesn't seem reasonable and it is clearly an engagement own goal. If you are reading this, Mr. Waggott, see Parson's post as the canary in the mine!

You may be onto something there. A key factor here is Brentford's previous Spanish goalkeeper coach - now at Arsenal. Apart from knowing Raya, maybe his coaching actually improved the player. Personally, I could easily see and accept why Rovers sold him. Too many heart sink moments like the one at the away end against the same Brentford a couple of seasons ago! A fair judgement of the decision really rests on the percentage sell on, which the club will be keeping under wraps. Echoes of Cairney and, maybe, Nzonzi are troubling. The Walton replacement mistake is separate to any assessment of Raya in 2019.

Only one thing mattered. He wasn't anywhere good enough...

The Forest sale was a confidence trick!

Both shit for me...and (sorry but) I am just sick of it...( he said with a sigh)

I would never play Brereton again!

Flatters to deceive. If I were TM I'd be getting rid.

We know where your coaches are..

But is he any good though? ........( said a local bishop)

It is so bloody basic, isn't it. Last season, there were six away games, where we scored two and still lost. From memory, we conceded 63 goals last season and 69 the season before. Too many. FFS,Tony.....SORT IT OUT!