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Is that on Netflix? I'm still a bit of a luddite where streaming TV is concerned. I bought a Fire Stick ages ago and still haven't connected it.

The city centre isn't though. Comparing it with Grimsby's might be a little harsh, but certainly not outlandish.

TBF I think I only ever manage to reply with a single tweet 0.00000001% of the time.

Yep. I much preferred Christie Park.

Sorry, I meant EPL.

You're bored at work so you avoid it by voluntarily engaging in something you claim you find boring. It must make sense somewhere I suppose. And like I said to your fellow doping apologist, if playground insults are your thing then knock yourself out. The argument that you are on a par with -...

Why do you keep replying then?

Hurling insults doesn't help your case, but if that's the limit of your rhetorical ability then knock yourself out. If there was a club that had played in a higher division a great majority of the time, that when we did meet each other in the same division often finished around 15 places higher...

I like to explore the local town/city/area on away days, rather than sit in a pub. The first time I went to Gillingham i asked a newsagent where the nice bits were. He replied, "there ain't no nice bits - it's all shit mate". A denizen of Basildon used almost the exact same words the first time...

It depends how you define "far". I actually said considerably smaller and one of you railed against that. I think the facts prove that without Vince's doping Morecambe are a level above you historically. I don't dispute you have a long and proud history - so did Salford in my opinion. However...

I don't think the money will dry up, bar something completely unforeseen. Even without Lim Salford's owners are rich enough - about $650m net worth combined. That's about the same as the owners of Nottingham Forest. If you consider Beckham's family income (i.e taking his wife's fortune into...

Yes, mea culpa. Of the many facts I used to refute the absurd idea that you would be on a level with Morecambe and others without rigging the playing field I got one wrong. I must say that it's an interesting experience to be criticised for factual errors by fans who consistently dissemble and...

Bradford is a curious one in that their attendances do seem fairly elastic, beyond the obvious quantum leap they took after Bradford were promoted to the EFL. Since 2006 their attendances have risen from 8.2k to 20k. Even between their promotion season a few years ago where they just made the...

I think the argument about Salford having few fans is based on the unusually dilettante and very recent gloryhunting/daytripper nature of their support. It depends how you define fans". They appear to have have a tiny proportion of hardcore, hell-or-high water fans - especially after the...

It's a figure of speech. They incontrovertibly are. Consistently bigger historic crowds for at least the last thirty years (often significantly bigger) and for a large proportion of that time they played at a higher level than you in the same season - for 8 of their 10 years in the EFL you...

If it wasn't you, then I was responding to FGR fans who laughably claimed you are bigger than the clubs in question (in fact I seems to recall someone posting "far bigger"). That is an utterly ridiculous claim. It's important to me because I loathe financial doping and I believe it is a huge...

Absolutely not! Travel further south and it looks like the place is ruled by the Blue Meanies who have outlawed joy and every colour except grey.

Errr... doesn't Vince actually want to move you lock stock and barrel to Stroud, as opposed to your previous owners simple name-change? What will then be left of the old club bar the name? (And I wouldn't bet on even that lasting long-term if you do move there).

No way. Historically speaking and probably when you come back, by contrast with the false claims of the FGR fans you really do have better historical attendances overall than Stevenage, Crawley, Macclesfield, Morecambe (and of course FGR) as well as many more 3rd tier seasons, a much longer EFL...

You must be joking. Stevenage have always been a bigger club and had bigger crowds than you the vast majority of the time - they've averaged over or very close to 3k in every season since 2011 bar the last two years, in which they still achieved around 2.5k. They have only once dipped below 2k...