Have people actually read the format of the Super League.

[Burney]

It's the latest subject about which one may virtue signal. And man, they're signalling hard...

There are few more repulsive sights than football fans, clubs, pundits, players and officials clambering to the top of their dungheap of moral high ground.

[Sir C]

There are few more repulsive sights than football fans, clubs, pundits, players and officials clambering to the top of their dungheap of moral high ground.

Wait until some of the vociferous ex-players get offered a pundit's job...

[Pat Vegas]

Wait until some of the vociferous ex-players get offered a pundit's job...

Oh maybe they can do a grassroots quota and have some random person on the punditry team.

[Burney]

Oh maybe they can do a grassroots quota and have some random person on the punditry team.

God, no. The worst development of the modern era is the trend of giving football fans a platform to talk about football.

[Pat Vegas]

God, no. The worst development of the modern era is the trend of giving football fans a platform to talk about football.

I hate reading the comments on any sort of Instagram/Twitter post from 'fans'
Everything is OUT, Protest!, etc.
They won't do anything.

[IUFG2]

God, no. The worst development of the modern era is the trend of giving football fans a platform to talk about football.

Football.

Go to pub.
Go to football.
Go to pub.
Whinge about how **** you were / congratulate each other for supporting such a good team
Chat ****.
Train home.
Fall asleep on sofa after opening bottle of wine.

I think that is how it is supposed to work.

[Burney]

Wait until some of the vociferous ex-players get offered a pundit's job...

Exactly. This is what happened with World Series Cricket in the 1970s. Everyone who wasn't on the gravy train condemned it with its silly coloured clothing and white ball, etc, etc - and then they got on the gravy train.