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Sudworth is a multi, who, I don’t know, but I’m past caring, he’ll get bored soon enough, thing is, I just don’t get the joke, is he trying to be funny? Offensive? Annoying? I think he’s failing on all counts, I think the word pointless sums him up entirely, shame that, to be pointless.
Nailed.
However, slightly more amusing and slightly less annoying than those two ridiculous stalkers.
Do you mean me 24/7 :P8 of your last 11 posts have been about my posting.
Just how sad, jealous and small-dicked are you? You are now getting tedious in the extreme.
You claim you know me from The Brick. Well, if so, come over and introduce yourself. You might find we’ll get on.
I even got on with those two idiots Bickymon and Thrty5years when they did that.
Do you mean me 24/7 :P
8 of your last 11 posts have been about my posting.
Just how sad, jealous and small-dicked are you? You are now getting tedious in the extreme.
You claim you know me from The Brick. Well, if so, come over and introduce yourself. You might find we’ll get on.
I even got on with those two idiots Bickymon and Thrty5years when they did that.[/quote]
You got mail/textSudders have a bash at these questions.
1) From were you was sat in the stand yesterday looking at the pitch were was their annoying drummer located?.
2)Did you have to sit in your seat on the ticket or could you sit anywhere?.
3)What did the steward standing at the top of the steps as you entered the stand have on his head?
4)What happened at the end of the game as we trudged from the stand towards the concourse.?
You can tell me to fek orf and say you don’t have to answer these questions but I will take it that you definitely didn’t go yesterday.
I’ll have a go at it, i love a quiz.
1) I love drumming, so there was no annoying drummer.
2) I could sit anywhere, except on Bobbys knee, which given the fact that I had travelled all that way was a disappointment
3) A seagull
4) An angel appeared and told us all not to worry, as the season only starts in May, and that Bobby is in fact using tactics based on the art of deception and trickery, a method used in ninja warfare, and proven to work in premier league survival battles, don’t believe me? Just look at the way some of our players become ‘invisible’………… Ninjas ( taps side of nose with finger)
4 out of 4, what do I win? And do I get a bonus for not using any naughty words?[/quote]
No you get exactly what’s in-between yer ears….fekin nowt.
Anyway for those interested here are the answers:-
1) From were you was sat in the stand yesterday looking at the pitch were was their annoying drummer located?.
Ans In the home end.2)Did you have to sit in your seat on the ticket or could you sit anywhere?.
Ans Yes.3)What did the steward standing at the top of the steps as you entered the stand have on his head?
Ans Hair.4)What happened at the end of the game as we trudged from the stand towards the concourse.?
Ans The exit doors opened and we went home.From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!Oh go on I’ll give you the proper answers seeing that one Latics mon I work with has been pestering me the last couple of days to spill the beans :-
1) From were you was sat in the stand yesterday looking at the pitch were was their annoying drummer located?.
Ans to the left, in the corner of the stand. :angry:2)Did you have to sit in your seat on the ticket or could you sit anywhere?.
Ans You had to sit in your season ticket seat even though there were 600 seats for 400 fans :blink:3)What did the steward standing at the top of the steps as you entered the stand have on his head?
Ans A Trilby. :lol:4)What happened at the end of the game as we trudged from the stand towards the concourse.?
Ans From what I could see, one of our lads just jumped over a barrier to get to the exit, got skull dragged by an heavy handed steward, thus causing a bit of tit for tat fisty cuffs until the cops intervened, with their even heavier handed tactics, whilst one of um filmed it on a video camera stuck on the end of a long pole. :woohoo:From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!one season we took i think it was 34 how many do you think we will take in two weeks i reckon about 100
does that mean out of the 19000 wigan fans that attended the fulham game only 100 are propper fans ?[/quote]
going off the ticket sales for the bradford game do you still think we have 19000 proper fans
one season we took i think it was 34 how many do you think we will take in two weeks i reckon about 100
does that mean out of the 19000 wigan fans that attended the fulham game only 100 are propper fans ?[/quote]
going off the ticket sales for the bradford game do you still think we have 19000 proper fans[/quote]
18,999 + 1 plebb who needs to get a life.
one season we took i think it was 34 how many do you think we will take in two weeks i reckon about 100
does that mean out of the 19000 wigan fans that attended the fulham game only 100 are propper fans ?[/quote]
going off the ticket sales for the bradford game do you still think we have 19000 proper fans[/quote]
no, we probably have alot more than 19000 fans, its just that not all can attend games for whatever reason, the most common being cost, but this doesnt make them any less a fan than someone who goes to just home games, just away games or just the odd game.I think there is a difference between a fan and a supporter.
Fan = someone that has an affinity with that team, takes a keen interest in its fortunes and holds an opinion on the club, getting to games as they wish, but has other commitments and interests to spend there money on.
Supporter = someone that contributes to the club physically and or financially, by attending games, buying merchandise etc, this varies from a person that gets to home and away games and buys the shirt, to someone that just gets to games when they can and buys shirts etc.
Lately I’d view myself as a fan more than a supporter, I just don’t like the premier league really, in the past I’d say I was a supporter, having had season tickets an gone to away games, though admittedly in the lower leagues.
Regardless of what you’d class yourself as, you’re as much a part of the club as anyone else, and shouldn’t let anyone tell you otherwise, it’s that sort of thing that stops people becoming more of a ‘supporter’.
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