Does anyone know what is going nowadays with the poster matt grime?

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The discussion centers around the absence of a forum member, Matt Grime, last seen in June 2009. Participants express nostalgia for past discussions, particularly about football and mathematics. One user reflects on their support for Manchester United, noting a decline in the team's performance since Alex Ferguson's departure. There's a light-hearted mention of trash-talking rival teams, particularly Manchester. Overall, the conversation highlights a blend of nostalgia and commentary on the current state of football.
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I believe a long time he's not on the forums, am I wrong?

Looking at my history... :oldbiggrin:
 
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That's unfortunate. I never cared for English Premier League though, to be honest. I just like trash talking Manchester with my friend from Leeds.
 
Mondayman said:
That's unfortunate. I never cared for English Premier League though, to be honest. I just like trash talking Manchester with my friend from Leeds.
I am a fan of man united from my father, but since Alex Ferguson left it's not the same.
 
MathematicalPhysicist said:
I believe a long time he's not on the forums, am I wrong?
Not wrong, one is correct. Matt Grime was last seen Jun 1, 2009
 
Astronuc said:
Not wrong, one is correct. Matt Grime was last seen Jun 1, 2009
We had frequent discussions on maths I remember, I believe it's time to relax and reminiscent of old times.
 
Mondayman said:
That's unfortunate. I never cared for English Premier League though, to be honest. I just like trash talking Manchester with my friend from Leeds.
Mind you, last year we did finish second with Solskjaer, they should have kicked Ronaldo out to pension.
 

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