Paul Mellelieu

He may not be the greatest manager in the world, but bumbling idiot he is not. What a lack of respect.

I always remembered Dalgish in his Liverpool days buying players who then had to wait to force themselves into the first team.

That's not what you said, but...... Goalkeeper? Defensive midfield?

We've signed five I believe.

Fair do's, strange what time does to one's memory.

Barcelona was sold out.

I can’t see any real criticism of our forward line and midfield on this thread. Just a defender or two short, with we are trying to address. And within our budget.

Off the pace.

Got us promoted and mid-table.

How can you "generally, only" sign players? It's one or the other and the sense from the sentence is clear. But thanks anyway.

"Only ever brings in players from his previous clubs." Dack, Rothwell, Gallagher, Johnson.

I drink Burgundy now.

Mild was 35p a pint first time I went into a pub.

You've posted this 25 times this month.

Thing is, you attack TM on nearly once a day, every day, whatever he does. It seems a bit obsessive to me.

Sorry, still pondering what your "huge concern" is. Frankly I think you're making it up, for effect.

Mercer, you are entitled to your view, and I respect it. You don't think TM has achieved much and think he can't take us forward. We all know that. So why do you have to repeat the same thing, over and over again?

Stuart - how can a pre-friendly at Barrow, which we won, be in any sense, "a huge concern."

Bad hair.

test

Sensible signing. What a load of negative sods we have on the bOard.

With a population of over 1.3 billion people – and growing – India is the world’s largest democracy, and the second largest country on the planet after China. With a score of 7.81 on the democracy index, India is also classed as a flawed democracy. At the 2014 general election – the largest in the world, Narendra Modi’s BJP won the most seats and went on to form a government. The country is due to go back to the polls in 2019.

India is the biggest democracy in the world.

Rather not have owners from a despotic ruling family thank you.

All that well argued analysis by Scotland1 and that's all you can manage.