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Yes, anyone but Howe for me. I just can't imagine wanting any team managed by him to win. Potter would be a good move both for him and for the country. His self-confidence must have been at rock bottom after Chelsea, and perhaps this is why he hasn't taken another club job yet. His record aside...

I was wondering when he'd come up. My first pick when I saw this thread. O'Hara the second.

Don't ever stay at a Travelodge, then. You'll never get to sleep.

Top work, Bear. Thanks.

I wonder whether this might be hubris on Lop's part, thinking that he's 'seen enough' to turn him into a £40m(+) player as opposed to believing that's what he's worth now. I wouldn't put it past him.

Born in London, raised in Harlow. Liked football as a kid but with no proper local team (they all support Spurs now, because Hoddle) and no family allegiance I was more interested in music. Moved to Wolvo in 1971 to go to the poly. Made local friends there and got taken to my first game (Texaco...

No offence to the plucky underdogs, but it does kind of demonstrate what a tinpot format cricket for the masses has become. (You love to see it, though.)

Pleading guilty and being sentenced to time already served is the deal, apparently.

Good to know it hasn't changed. We rented a place there for a couple of weeks in May a few years back. Bottle of wine by the river in the evening after dinner. Lovely. The beaches you go to on the ferry are brilliant there, too, if that's your thing.

If you're serious, it probably won't matter where you go. If not, then my picks to avoid the Irish-pub and fish-and-chips masses would be Tavira or Lagos (though it's been a while since I was in either).

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0020cbs/euro-2024-denmark-v-england 3:12:09 TBF, he opens his reply with 'It's not just when we score', if this is the one being cited.

I'm kicking myself now for not laying England when they were 3/1 or whatever. They were clearly underpriced, bit I didn't think they'd be quite this shit.

That's fair enough. Happy to trust O'Neil's judgement.

He observed, just the three years and two posts later 😂

One of France's best-loved singer-songwriters, Françoise Hardy, has died at the age of 80. Quel dommage.

Certainly no less enjoyable a spectacle in 1973 than today, for all the rough edges, and arguably more so (off-pitch violence aside). It might have been pie and chips as opposed to dinner at the Ivy, but at the end of the day you've had a bloody good blowout either way and you're going home with...

Yeah, maybe. Who knows? 🤷‍♂️

I'd have liked us to give him a chance here under GON, at least.

And they moan about uncovered stands. They don't know they're born!

Can miss with either foot.