feltmonkey

What?

Meh.

Paul Collingwood is making a late bid for the World Cup squad. He's on the field as a sub fielder against Australia right now.

Silly season is in full flow already, with both Griezmann and De Ligt currently using us to lever more money out of Barcelona.

I don't believe he downed tools. That's ridiculous. It just doesn't fit with the character of the guy. He made a number of mistakes, but he was obviously just going through a bad run of form, something that happens to every player at points in their career. I think a few people in here have very short memories. The man is a club legend.

Tell them they have to be as good as De Gea, do as much for the team, win as many points as he has done. Then they can have the same wages. He's been getting mediocre defenders out of trouble for years. Smalling and Jones should pay him their wages.

No, pay him the wages. He's indesputably our best player.

Fuck off Man City.

I'm not sure they'd sack him, would they? Why would they? Apart from "because football" I suppose.

Ah, that's very interesting! It tallys with my (and I daresay all of our) experience with white paints. I've tried all sorts of white paints, even expensive artist's acrylics, but it's always a pain. I do tend to use off-whites more often than not. Fascinating to have a scientific explanation as to why that happens - I thought it was something I was doing wrong. Incidentally, if anyone is interested, hands down the best white paint I've found is Vallejo Game Colour's Dead White.

June, apparently.

Yeah, never going to happen! Haha.. ha...

Is it? Thinking about it, it's the Army Painter white spray that's gritty. I have used Corax White spray and can't remember what the texture is. It is sort of grey though, so it might be just as good.

I reckon it won't. Going by what I've heard the special primer is unusually smooth. I find that white primer often has a gritty texture.

Over the years I've learnt a couple of things about people who attempt to define what "proper fans" are - 1) Their arbitrary definition always coincidentally includes themselves, and if possible excludes as many other people as possible. 2) They are complete bellends.