muttywhitedog

I wouldnt let the nasty old ginger alcoholic in my bed in the first place.

You are just so thick. What time did I post the message above, and did you not notice that it was in response to someone’s comment about it looks like 10K are on.

Dont make excuses for your tax fiddles – its theft. End of.

And wrt the post you made about Billy Boston, you should have been barred sine die.

Have you ever considered applying for a job as a glass collector in the Griffin?

Junior Stripes Arsenal away day trip now ” Sold Out”

Well done on selling it out. Maybe next time you should have more tickets for this kind of event – judging by the number of empty seats in an already-reduced allocation.

Wigan v Cockney Cheats March 2009 – 14169

Wigan v Cockney Cheats Sep 2009 – 17142

Almost a 21% increase in just 6 months.

(But lets not mention the overall downturn, or the missing 3400 from the season before’s fixture (20525) as that tells a different story)

It is. Folk have better things to spend their money on than sporting events – particularly when the fate of both sides is already sorted.

Prices need to be cut to attract people back – some of these bean-counters need to grasp that not only does 23000 at £10/£5 generate as much, if not more money as 12000 does at £16/£11, but it also creates a more intimidating atmosphere for the visiting side, meaning more home victories and a higher league placing, more success and more income generated. The Warriors v Leeds game being a prime example of what happens when you cut your prices to an acceptable level in today’s economic climate.

A very interesting read. I’ve picked out three bits that stand out for me.

Firstly that game in March 1988 – God it was wet that day! But the Mudsliders to the chant of “Eddie, Eddie” was the single most funniest experience at a football game ever. Fact.

The game against Chester was one I popped to whilst visiting my parents. That tricky winger caught my eye as he was head & shoulders above everything else on the pitch. I seriously considered writing to Terry Butcher, the then Sunderland manager to tell him to get his scouts down and sign the lad pronto, then I read the report in the Sunday papers which talked about “Keith Gillespie, the on-loan player from MAN UTD”. That explained it all and my letter to Mr Butcher never got written!!

Finally, if you’d legged it down Ingram St, you would have saved yourself valuable time in your dash to your car!!!!

FFS, why do you have to bring rugby into it?

Whelan has personally bought your club a place at the biggest football party on earth for the last 5 years – the bloke should have a statue built outside the ground, and have a stand named after him when he pops his clogs.

If it wasnt for him, you’d either still be playing the likes of Torquay & Gillingham, or even worse, nobody.

Yeah. Why dont you put WAFC’s attendances in brackets next to each one of those 20 figures?