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well guys i reckon quite a few people will agree with him, maybe secretly but i myself admit i aint enjoying it anywhere near i did pre prem. i think its the big four bias that gets my back up most we will never be able to compete at this level and it bloody hurts like hell getting beat week after week
Well Nuneaton the problem is, if we get relegated, and then don’t beaten week after week, we end up with the very real possibility of getting promoted, and then, shucks, it’s back to the Premier League again.
We must have the only supporters in the country who want relegation and want to stay in the lower leagues, and it’s laughable.
It’s like a local band ‘selling out’, much to the dismay of their fans who have followed them since pub gigs.
To me, it’s the old elitist ‘I was at Canvey Island don’t you know’ doctrine again:
‘Let’s get back to playing on a ploughed field in front of a thousand, and get rid of these Johnny Come Latelys. Bah, I hate the Rugby, thinking they’re better than us.’
If you have no hopes or ambition for your team, what is the point of supporting them? If you want to remain mid-table, treading water, then why not do that in the top division?
Anyone who wants to remain lower league, playing in from of a handful, with a real exclusive feel about the whole supporter thing, then why not go and form Athletic Of Wigan? The Mancunians are showing what a massive ‘success’ it can be.
Here you go Fil, another two 30-odd year old greats:
Maybe it should read ‘ Turning blue: my arse’
The seats at the DW stadium are a little tightly packed together.
Well done. Hope you get a good draw next round.You were tempted to p*ss take Mutty. Go on, admit it!
it will affect you as a player not getting payed the wifes on your back, bills need to be payed,ffs these men are on 1000s pounds a week :roll: :x
That has been doing my carumbas in with SSN. Pompey players not being paid won’t have any of them struggling to put food on the table.[/quote]
they wouldnt know the meaning of being skint or clempt my friend[/quote]With none of them being originally from Wigan, I totally agree. Some may know the word ‘skint’ but ‘clempt’, not a chance.
it will affect you as a player not getting payed the wifes on your back, bills need to be payed,ffs these men are on 1000s pounds a week :roll: :x
That has been doing my carumbas in with SSN. Pompey players not being paid won’t have any of them struggling to put food on the table.[/quote]
You say that, but you’d be surprised – honestly. Remember, most of them are kids, and what they earn, they spend.
You think what you were paid in your first job and what you are paid now? Do you any more spare cash?
The usual answer is no, just a better standard of living.
Kirkland is injury proneMelchiot is shi*e
Figueroa wants away
Boyce is a Championship player
Bramble is cock-up central
Thomas is out of his depth
Diame is hot and cold
Scharner dreams of a bigger move
N’Zogbia fancies a move to Birmingham
Scotland is out of his depth
Gomez lacks a yard of pace
Rodallega is good, but I think he’ll be gone soon.
Pollitt is drawing his pension
Cho is nothing special
Edman is a shadow of his former self, after injury
Koumas has had more second chances than Kerry Katona
De Ridder is not good enough
Bouaouzan is just a mystery
Kupisz is supposedly good, but not a kid anymore
Cywka is same as Kupisz
McCarthy is one for the future, supposedly
Watson has just returned from loan.
But no, apart from that, we’ll stay up, won’t we? :roll:
Shi*e. Worst player? Melchiot. Worst captain I’ve ever seen.
Jeez Dave!
Everybody has their faults. Everyone can’t be ripped bodied, angel voiced, Brad Pitt lookalikes you know? (My voice isn’t great)
Would love him here, he’s an arrogant, lazy b*stard, but could be a fantastic player.
However, I will put my money on Boyd going to Brum, or at a push, Cardiff. Best buddies and former room mate of Barry Ferguson, and McLeish will be a major attraction there, and at Cardiff, he’s got old mate Chris Burke.
Don’t think we are even in with a shout.
Very average me thinks, Bob has got the flair and the passing game pretty much sorted but there is no organisaton when the attacks break down. He clearly can’t suss out how to blend the two but if we got a half decent assistant coach things would certainly improve. Bob doesn’t know how to get them to play plan b, Someone like chris hughton at newcastle or paul jewell maybe. I think Bob would then begin to learn how to blend organisation and attacking flair, the two grahams are just not experienced enough at this level. What do ya think, any decent suggestionsDavie Weir at the end of the season.
THIS IS WHAT WE NEED AS I DO BELIVE WE DONT HAVE ONE AT THE CLUBNo we don’t, and that is because we are not an American football team or a rugby club. You don’t tend to get defensive coaches as such in football.
If it’s an ex-defender that we need in, I’d offer David Weir a position in May. He retires at the end of the season, has got his coaching badges, has bags of experience, has been club captain wherever he’s played, his wife and family live in Cheshire, and he has a rare attribute in football, namely, intelligence.
You mean whelen pays his staff and doesnt pocket all the sky money and transfer fee,s! I was under the impression after reading this forum the players played for nowt and the stadium cost nowt to run and all the transfer fee,s arrived in brown envelopes the size of Whelens back pocket!Yes, did you not know we have the only voluntary playing squad in the football league?
It also flashes up on the screen when your bank balance is in the red. Oh hang on a minute, is that reality or Championship Manager? I get confused.
