I know there is a whole lot wrong in the States currently but 'no country has a worse human rights record in modern history than the US' - seriously? China, Russia, North Korea, DRC, Saudi, Afghanistan, Sudan - just for starters.
Bolton - a club on the up, that might be in the Championship next year, bigger crowds than ours and a largely united fan base.
I'd take becoming another club like that compared to the shambles we have become.
And why the hell would the EFL award us the points!
One of my favourite penalty awards - a very rare one where all the Wimbledon players just react with a shoulder-shrug and 'Yep that's a penalty'
Can you imagine today - they'd be screaming for a VAR check just in case there was a feather touch on the ball or some other technical reason to overturn the decision.
Just watched highlights of the Sunderland v Bournemouth match.
Sunderland certainly have some players skilled in 'shithousery'!!
Managed to wind Bournemouth up so much there was a mass 'loss of heads'!
It's the age old problem of players not managing their actions to the circumstances.
Under Sparky I remember Lucas Neill being sent off for a second bookable offence. It was a soft second booking for a challenge in the centre circle. When Sparky was interviewed afterwards he blamed Neill entirely for giving the referee a decision to make when there was no need to.
Ditto Hedges yesterday.