Find it slightly odd that you:
1. Gave yourself an exclamation mark, giving the suggestion that you found your post worthy of one.
2. Were actually thinking about me.
3. Know my cousins.

You like kr don't ya?

Maybe the poster is a bit fed up of the "lugs" cheerleader squad? Keep pretending to be in the inner circle, it's fun. You might get something right one day

Who kicked your kennel?
I was also a backer of gentle pal, because I support the club, good guesser though arnt I??

Go away and give your head a tap with a toffee hammer, he's had a few good tips in the past, as for the "lugs cheerleader squad" count me in. Radders seems to have won most over, don't hear many "Radford out" chants now. I did an ironic one tonight though, when the choir started singing "we are top of the league".

The guy was stood right near us at times.
Actually seemed an okay bloke, i.e. wasn't 'mouthing off', and took the banter well. This is just me, but if I was in the exact same position I wouldn't have worn Hull colours, e.g. because it wouldn't have felt worth the inevitable verbal abuse from some who would have been drinking for hours (especially been a night match), but each to their own and credit to him for contributing to the Wakey coffers.
And re Dixon, I don't see it as fickle. IMO if full-time pros are making numerous rookie mistakes their large salaries (compared to most of us) dictate that they deserve a bit of constructive criticism. On the other hand, when they give everything they have and use their skills to the max, then praise the guy. Surely every workplace has that policy?

Once is almost forgivable but he's only at it again , at the saints match tonight ... Unbelievable Jeff

Can't you divorce your kids? Surely having a son who supports rovers is grounds for divorce? Maybe he was a hospital mix up or something. Personally, if it were my lad I'd beat it out of him

A parents worst nightmare.

I think he takes his grandkids after their mother died.