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Popular consensus would appear to be Ronnie's although Dunne's would be worth at least a sniff, just taking into account what he's been through (hopefully not followed through) in the last 7 days.
But, as this is a forum, feel free to disagree and post who's shorts you'd choose to sniff after tonights performance.
Not seen s replay to be able to confirm if it was a pen, but at the end of the day it's been given, so we've just got to get on with it and try and get back to how we were playing for 30 minutes of the first half.
Obviously, great to score so early, then had a dodgy 10 minutes requiring a great save from Nardi but I think we controlled the next 30 minutes, playing some great football all over the park. Should be more than just the one goal to the good. Just have to hope and pray that we don't regret not taking advantage of our dominance.
Imagine. if at the start of the season, you'd have said to any Iron that after 24 games they would have been on the same number of points as Spurs and only 2 behind Man Utd, they'd have bitten your hand off!
Going on YouTube at the end of a day of stress and just life in general it's just a great quick hit of inoffensive, quick witted humour. Carrot in a box, the classic, plus the Chris Eubank impersonation you mentioned earlier, then there's the Glory Hole, and "That's a difficult wink" amongst numerous other fantastic one liners.
So many witty, intelligent and funny in their own way, guests on that show and I never bore of rewatching the clips.
Literally just seen (again) the classic Joe Wilkinson poem.
This thread could end up being a 10 pager, at least, but I'll simplify it as to how I treat modern life, let alone modern football, in the crazy world that we currently all live in.
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