Originally posted by Angry Boygot me quaking in my boots, s..t for brains
"Good fun" that will shortly come to an end.
Unfortunately for you, not only did you lose the battle of wits but it would seem that you inadvertently lost your head and gave away the fact that you have multiple accounts.
Proof of what I've said about you all along
YOU ARE A SIMPLETON.
See you soon, under your new name(s).
Originally posted by blade68yep laughs loudest😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
According to reports in todays papers... apparently our Chairman has been told by a Premiership representative, that if WHU are found to have broken any rules or regulations, we will be re-instated back to The Premiership...
... He who laughs last and all that...
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Originally posted by wideawakeI certainly dont think they've been treated unfairly.
before you slate me i do think you have been hard done by to be fair but with our fa and others did you really think you stood a chance?
We had a third party clause in a contract that someone might of actioned but never did.
They had a third party clause in a contract that they did action. Who should be punished ?
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Originally posted by tawnyowlI would expect that very few people support their local team or indeed in many cases even know who their local team actually is.
At least I support my local team, not a plastic out of town glory hunter like you............
By local team do we mean the nearest out of those currently in the football league, down as far as the conference, below that down to the pub team that play on the field closest to your house?
I personally think it is pretty impractical to say be a "die hard" Man U fan being born and bred in Surrey or Cornwall. I have a friend who describes himself as a mad Liverpool fan, but has never been to Anfield. Just seems a bit sad really. It is a shame in Britain that people think you are odd when you don´t support a football team, and so you can understand why some weak people follow a Man U or a Chelsea as they see a teams glory some how reflecting on them as an individual. I follow a winner so therefore I must be one as well.
If you pick a team that has some meaning to you or your family and you stick with them through the good and the bad I don´t see the problem. When you go from being a mad Arsenal fan one season to Chelsea fan the next you enter the world of sad.
As someone who has followed West Ham and the English Cricket team for most of their life, following any team usually just means poor entertainment and disapointment most of the time anyway.
Originally posted by wideawakeAs I've stated before, I don't think the fact that we're a Northern team helped us either... that, and Mr Brooking's one footed influence at the FA too!
before you slate me i do think you have been hard done by to be fair but with our fa and others did you really think you stood a chance?
He wasn't fit to lace Tony Currie's boots... c'mon - bring it on!
Originally posted by blade68Oh, and now we're gettin' paranoid 🙂
As I've stated before, I don't think the fact that we're a Northern team helped us either... that, and Mr Brooking's one footed influence at the FA too!
He wasn't fit to lace Tony Currie's boots... c'mon - bring it on!
blah, the fact is that Sheff.Utd team just wasn't good enough. It was a nice surprise that Blades and Hornets reached Premiership and that they managed get some points last season but c'mon.. they really didn't stand a chance.
But hey, here's somethin' for you to watch 😉
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Originally posted by pulu2Why do you feel the need to bring that match in to the equation?
Oh, and now we're gettin' paranoid 🙂
blah, the fact is that Sheff.Utd team just wasn't good enough. It was a nice surprise that Blades and Hornets reached Premiership and that they managed get some points last season but c'mon.. they really didn't stand a chance.
But hey, here's somethin' for you to watch 😉
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fZo7tp7eZg&mode=related&search=
It's nearly 30 years ago?
Numpty.