bicycleheader's latest activity
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Haha such an irritating knob. Knew there was a reason you were on ignore. The rest of your post completely contradicts your first sentence. You have to be right about everything and won't even consider a counter argument. And your arguments are... -
bicycleheader reacted to PhoenixIreland's post in the thread 2025/26 Seamus Coleman with
Middle Finger.
Because he's rubbish on the field. World class off it though, when blowing his own trumpet that is. -
bicycleheader replied to the thread 2025/26 Jordan Pickford.Interview on Soccer Saturday just now
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No, I think Kenwright should have sold the club lock, stock and barrel to a different party. The only reason he sold to Moshiri is because of his naivety. If you want what's best for your club, you don't sell it to a muppet just so you can keep...
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As shown on another thread
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15 years ago today I watched Palace lose 1-2 at home to Scunthorpe which left us still in danger of the drop to League 1. Things turned out ok really.😊
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Shogun A major disappointment for me. Very slow, aside from rare battlefield scenes. Most of the time it appears to be about endless protocols and rituals. Endless bowing of heads, and correct ways of addressing your betters.
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I like him. I think I've said before, he's the kind of player you'd play against for your school team and afterwards everyone would say "yeah, he's a good player". He's just a good footballer. He's also having issues browsing the site on mobile...
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The like button is broke and there’s no rep system. Place is a joke.
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bicycleheader reacted to Efcjake's post in the thread New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group with
Like.
He's right that it was a steal but it also came with having to pay off substantial debt obligations for a company that might not have been able to generate the revenue to pay it had we been relegated. There was a large amount of risk in the... -
Nothing weird about it Matty. I’m of a similar view to be honest - I think he’s done a decent job in stabilising us but I want to watch more entertaining football. I’ve watched Moyes at Everton for the best part of what, 13-14 seasons in two...
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Love that film - think I've probably mentioned it before but Simon Russell Beale's performance during the arrest and execution of Beriya is absolutely tremendous. And Jason Isaacs makes one of the greatest entrances in cinema history.
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Yet another rewatch of the thin red line, the contrast of the futility of war against the beauty of natural ecosystems screaming out at you via a beautiful score. I don't many movies had such a profound impact upon me as this masterpiece
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The Two Popes with Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sir Jonathan Pryce. A fantastic film in my humble opinion.
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Unsurprising
