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After tonight’s game I’m staying in for a bit, I might even cut off my lovely Latino hair.
A bar owner in a remote Amazonian village …It wasn’t the king billy in platt bridge was it?
Colin Greenall – and thank you again for another blog idea, JDWhat am I, your ghost writer, I want some credit for your material, unless it’s shite, then the plaudits are all yours! ;)
Jon Parkin.Either him, or Ruel Fox.
Have you got reverse Michael Jackson syndrome? And I don’t mean do you like having slumber parties with pensioners.
I wouldn’t know, what with being devilishly handsome myself, but I can only imagine its a terrible affliction for you, he looks even worse now that he’s developing a griff patch.
Wow John, you sound hot ;)Yep, I sure am, and modest too ;)
Papa, you poor unfortunate soul.
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’.
No, it’s Michael Jacksons motorbike
Now that is an insult, worse than anything I’ve ever thrown at our very own Judith chalmers! Just look at my commas and exclamation marks, the way I finish this sentence with a full stop.
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.I won’t be going to spurs, but ask me any question about it and I’ll happily answer it for you, I’m very rarely wrong, my friends call me the dictionary, well they’ve shortened it to just ‘the dic’, but it’s a remarkable compliment all the same.
Sudders 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?
Well the government is about as much use as a bucket of <unacceptable language moderated – yellow card> in a gay bar, but the alternative is much the same, they want about 100% of whatever you earn, and they’ll get it one way or the other, whilst a select few live in ridiculous luxury, illuminati my friend, and we are but sheep.
Where you are on the social ladder can dictate how you feel about immigrants, if you happen to be an employer you get a cheap dedicated workforce that will work 7 days a week, wont be complaining about the working conditions.
If you happen to be a unskilled low paid factory worker where there are a large number of immigrants working then your pay will be kept low.
yep thats me, low paid factory worker due to poles who will work for feck all[/quote]
Correct, an they’ll work for low pay, because they then get family allowance and child tax and working tax paid to their spouse back in Poland, so they can have a wife and six kids at home, work 40 hours here for 200 quid, and get a grand or more a month sent back to the family.
It’s bleeding our already flatlined economy dry, and it’s ridiculous in my opinion. British taxpayers are supporting families that don’t even live in this country, it’s no wonder we’re in the shit.And before anyone mentions our own layabouts and spongers, that is another problem entirely and doesn’t need compounding by keeping the polish governments benefits bill down.
I’m thinking more like Kirk and schmeichel ;) ha ha lol
wiII soon be “my dads bigger than your dad” ;)I find the best retort to that line is ” well my dads deader than your dad”, it kind of puts the whole argument into perspective, what with someone being dead and all.
Now, what was this thread about again?
Ah, laughing at a football manager, futile in the extreme, given that it’s the only profession I know, where you can be a monumental failure, where this failure is seen by the whole civilised world, you get sacked, you get compensation for being sacked, within months you walk into a job of equal or greater stature, and proceed to do exactly what got you the sack at the last place.
See, Roy hodgson, Andre villas boas, Sam allardyce, Alex MacLeish, Neil warnock, mark Hughes, lee Clark, rafa Benitez, and on and on and ariston.
Yep, lets all laugh at millionaire, having a break and weighing up his options before taking on another fantastically paid job, football manager, Owen coyle
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