Football bloggers might do themselves a favour by avoiding political comment imo.

[Sir C]

Obviously they can write what the hell they like but when one of them wrote this I did question his analytical abilities:



Now, one might argue that his comments about Trump are seperate from his comments about Barcelona, but it does rather look as if he is blaming Trump for the actions of the Spanish police, which would seem a very odd thing to say, and when he finished with "Perhaps I had best leave it there" I was thinking "perhaps you have already said too much, my friend".

Is that thon Oirish fella? He does have the capacity for a bit of sanctimony, I fear.

[Ash]

Is that thon Oirish fella? He does have the capacity for a bit of sanctimony, I fear.

No, it's Goonerholic. But yes, Mr Mangan does like to remind us of his position and the righteousness of it.

[SWv2]

No, it's Goonerholic. But yes, Mr Mangan does like to remind us of his position and the righteousness of it.

What position is this?

[Burney]

What position is this?

Being a dirty lefty, I imagine.

[Ash]

What position is this?

I think he plays centre-half.

[Sir C]

No, it's Goonerholic. But yes, Mr Mangan does like to remind us of his position and the righteousness of it.

To be fair to him, he doesn't approach the levels of sanctimony and right-on pretension of thon Geordie off the Football Ramble. That bloke makes Ian Harvey seem reasoned and open-minded.

[Chief Arrowhead]

Yes, the "good people" seem to have their knickers in a twist about our election ONE YEAR ago. Which is why he got elected.