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lots to unpack here

ahahaha supporting Brighton is really weird anyway, like one of the naffest nothing clubs in England, but being this hateful? have you rooted anything sub-90 kilos?

do they give you a tap on the shoulder? how does the table selection go? like is there a bias, first in or whatever? honestly can imagine it being a pain in the *in arse, the best bit about the pub is the sense of relaxation.

Abo is ******* disgusting. how is it not censored? guess little pudgey tummied internet nerds from the suburbs who become moderators dont know real life and mix with actual Indigenous people.

this precisely. the Swans have been in Sydney for 30 years and have won two flags and win a final every *in year, basically. they've reached their ceiling. everyone who would go to a game, has.

omg youre a *head. this is Scotland we're talking about – not kids who grew up in Palo Alto. if they had the intelligence and drive to become doctors, they could pursue that instead of football. they'd know their limit or realise a couple of years in they arent as good as they hoped and...

anyone had a pint at a pub yet? hows it work? have a slot on the weekend for couple of hours but ill get a meal, guess its more about having three nice high abv pints over anything else. but do bowls of chips count in case i want a cheeky beer sunday?

who's he thrown up against in the big discussions? stay modern and... Wayne Carey: mostly spoken about in regards to being the greatest ever, not just as a full forward. Made those around him play better, won games off his own boot, campaigner of a bloke but... Gary Ablett Senior: ...same thing...

wtf are you talking about? 50,000 pounds is over a hundred grand in Australian dollars. are you another one of these bigfooty heroes who loves to imply they're loaded? how many people are on that much anywhere? that's a very, very good wage – even if you only make that for one year in your life...

most overrated power forward of all time.

that's pounds. even 50,000 AUD really isn't that atrocious. it isn't glamorous but if you don't want to do that, do a job where you have to get up at 5am or get home at 7pm where you have to pay to use gyms. I'd be a full-time footballer for £23,000 to live in the UK.

I understand the guaranteed Fox and Hyundai money got the league funded, but after those first five years of bedding it down, they shouldn't taken a financial loss but built on public momentum and gone free-to-air. brought in two new teams in anticipation of...

'Forward' is the motto of the state of Wisconsin.

'Jap' was popularised from the war, yknow, from when people were trying to kill them. and who killed their friends. in front of them. not a term of endearment.

SPL is completely professional, lower sides there pay about £50,000 on average. top clubs in the Championship ala Dundee, Dundee United, DAFC probably don't spend too much less but the majority of clubs would be paying players 35-40ish. League Two, most guys are probably getting more money from...

isn't his little claim under his name '300 game player' and/or 'runner-up Brownlow Medallist?' I honestly thought they'd had a bit of an error and put the wrong tagline to the wrong name. he was s**t.

Ricky Oleranshaw is one of those blokes where you go 'wait, how is this campaigner getting a gig on TV?' and then he has 'premiership player' pop up under his name and you still think... hoo'd this campaigner * for a gig?

well 42 senior clubs, they're not all professional. the bottom teams in the SPL are generally only paying a wage of £50,000 – third, four division guys are part-timers.

I I'd take Shauny Mac over 80% of the current 22. guy still cares more about the Dockers than most of the players being paid by them.

similar over here. I used to get paid 40 bucks a week to do the bins at an office after school late in the week. used to steal the Lifesavers from the Rotary donation tray at the front because I heard the boss made up the difference at the end of the month and the boss was a dickhead. got bored...

nah didn't he go to Man City at like 18/19? that's not a bad age to move, you've got enough time to go out on loan for a few years while he'd also actually played at a senior level. but going from Man city to Celtic was just ludicrous, why are Celtic going to play him? they won't make money off...

Australians are leaving Australia far too late, they should be going to Europe at 21/22 after a couple of years of consistent first xi football. the issue is the A-League clubs have a hard-on for recycled Ruben Zadkovich sorts, not enough guys are given chances, or maybe they're just all a bit...

Watford players don't have to play, they can just forfeit their games if they want.

Scots are just as bad at this as anyone in this thread. lots of younger sorts who just follow the Premier League now and plenty of people who follow the game down south more and more. it's a shame, there's some good historical clubs up in Scotland. it could be a great boutique, grass roots...

Tom Cairney who captains the third best side is struggling? cmon, he's the engine machine there, he's easy Premier League quality.

what? the Championship is an underrated comp, i'd rather play there than the Eredivisie, the SPL's been sliding since about 2001 and the SFA have all sorts of issues with youth development. Scots football fans would be the first to cop that. whats with the needless jab?

yep – Glen Jackovich was awful, his biggest contribution was making that mouth-breathing sound that the mics would pick up and then butchering names like Pavalovich and stammering his way through pre-games. plenty of people let it go to their knees when they see the light go red on the camera...

Ajax had a decade-best batch of young players, PSG do just as well/better than those sides anyway. PSV's peak was reaching the round of 16 all the time in the 2000s. French players have always gone to Italy, then a fair few to Spain in the 21st century. youd probably have to go to the 80s to...

Scotland is fast paralleling Australia in a weird way. there's a core group of passionate people and it's gotten to the stage where a lot of followers care as much about the health of the game as they do their own team. sometimes. doesnt help when so many strong clubs have spent time in the...

Steve Irwin was from Essendon.