I remember the days of people awaiting any transfer news from Niko like he was dealing meth.

I personally liked "Tecnico"

Regardless of the score, every team knew they have played Rovers with Hughes at the helm. Some of them left with mementos.

My mercenary streak goes only so far.

Well then, that's a 100% success at not missing.

I get the feeling that Mowbray is one of those Football Manager players who take an hour to invent a new tactic just to lose anyway, then restarts his computer before saving.

Henry the 5th level stuff there.

A little off the wage bill?

And there was me hoping that Butterworth would be the next Jon Stead.

Silly question I know, but do members still post updates on here throughout the game?

Glad to see nothing has changed much - just the managers name.

No, just escaped from Arkham 😄 I'm sure you would have noticed. Nice Avatar by the way.

2-1 Rovers.

Harry Nilsson - Yellow Man

Thanks so much, good to still be heard. That man is my hero, ever since "Frank" That looks badass

Thanks man Is that a porn from Texas?

I want a pet raptor, I would call it Hank and we would go for walks in Ashville.

I know Pepsi means Pepsi and that there is a hideous dish involving rotten fish and lye.

The later is what I came away with, I felt it was a double dose of vampirism and made me feel very bad for the duped boy.

I agree. Welcome back to the land of the undead Hammer Productions. What angle did you take from the movie in regards to the relationship? My view seems to contrast hugely from how others view the relationship.

Don't read the book then. Matheson did a fantastic job with that relationship, in my opinion. The whole title is more understandable and more apt in my opinion in the book as opposed to the film. I had such hope for it until I heard who would star in it and then saw the poster. "The Last Man on Earth" (1964) staring the quite brilliant Vincent Price was a far, far, better movie adaptation, while still being grossly inaccurate to the book.