Looking forward to another slightly fustraiting performance from him, go on son beat a man…..[/quote]
he made more of a contribution last Saturday than MacManaman did

if the club had sold all the (642) tickets on a first come first served-type basis (season tickets first, etc.) then I don’t think there would have been too much of a problem

the issue seems to be that the club has seemingly put aside 150 tickets for selling with “their” trip (*)

BUT there are (lets say, for sake of argument) 150 people who have already made their own travel arrangements but have now ended up without a ticket

so, the club has the match tickets but won’t sell them to the fans (unless they book on their trip)

it is not unreasonable for those people who have (currently) missed out to feel a little bit miffed provided the (*) assumption above is true

It is all probably a case of bad judgement, unfortunate timing, and possibly inaccurate assumptions. I am pretty sure that somebody at the club is already weighing up the options.

One scenario is that nobody books on the club trip and all 150 tickets become available, probably just after everybody has cancelled their flights!!

Then you are not old enough lad, extend WAFC moments over the last 40 years and then see[/quote]

Apologies for only being 26 and only watching us since 1994. However, when I sit my children down in x amount of years and teach them about WAFC then I would imagine that “We beat Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea and won the FA Cup against Man City” will be where my focus mainly lies as opposed to “I remember beating Chester 4-2”

Of course we have a history prior to the last decade but like it or not the last decade is the most prestigious and as I said, 6 of the top 10 things I’ll remember from it are with him at the helm. Similarly, there are a few from the decade previous that involved him as a player.[/quote]

Don’t apologise for only being 26 lad, someone has to be. It’s just that, with age, I have seen a bit more and, to be honest, there were more memorable times previously. It’s a case of “you had to be there”. In 20 years time when your talking to your x kids them 6 you mentioned will be down to 1.[/quote]
To be fair he did say “my” top 10 WAFC moments so he was only referring to the things which he had experienced himself. Lots of special/memorable things to look back on over the last 4 years.
Just bad timing that he (in fact anyone) missed out on things like Maurice Whittle’s FA Cup goal v Sheff Wed in 1977, the 5-3 vs Port Vale, Aldershot away in 1982, beating Chelsea 4-2, winning the FRT in 1985, etc.

last year the semi finals were at 6:00pm Sunday and 12:30pm Saturday
– 2 pretty poor times but both very makeable

by the time we have played that game we will have been on tv for 6 out of our last 8 outings

Did we bollocks!! All we might have done was play with a little higher tempo! The style was exactly the same! Jesus, talk about making things up to suit your argument!![/quote]

Watch the games back and the sideways backwards shite was definitely dispensed with ! As you say the tempo was quicker but it was also more direct ! I am afraid Griff that you are wrong this time ![/quote]

What 90 minutes of every game? Don’t talk ridiculous, man!

Gomez played almost all of those games and, according to most of you lot, he can’t knock a ball forward at all, so how do you work that out?[/quote]
On the contrary, our late revival was kick started last season when Gomez went off at Norwich and Maloney came on.
In the games that followed Gomez hardly played at all with the only notable exception being Arsenal away.

no support?
crowd were singing his name
jordi-loving good friend of mine almost ejaculated when he knocked his third goal in
what more does he want?

fair comment (unfortunately)