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  • in reply to: Results Watch #205377
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    And if Hurst pulls off this minor miracle then Swann is going to look a proper silly beggar for sacking him last year.

    What do you mean ” going ” to look a proper silly beggar? Cap has already fitted a long time ago.

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    in reply to: Naivety #205376
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    Yep poor professionals poorly led by a chairman who doesn’t understand football or footballers.

    in reply to: Walsall Match Thread #205373
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    Watson wasn’t playing.

    Don’t spoil the moment les, at least it makes us smile unlike the football. 😂

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    in reply to: Walsall Match Thread #205344
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    Joey Dawson not even making the squad today, unless he’s picked up a knock of course, very disappointing. 😞

    in reply to: Swann Own’s The Ground And Land #205288
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    Seen enough clubs who don’t own their ground end up in dire straits, and we will shortly be in that camp ! Even more dire straights than we already are !

    Have you heard this from Mark Knopfler 🤔

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    in reply to: Swann Own’s The Ground And Land #205286
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    I guess it’s down to
    1- What can we do about it 🤷
    2- Does it all ring true 🤷
    3- Be careful what you say when answering 2 😂

    in reply to: No morals #205277
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    I think we have witnessed on a much bigger scale then Awaywego has quoted in the last week just how many morals are left in the game. Yes it’s wrong but as one famous capitalist supporter on here would tell you, ” it’s entirely predictable “.

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    in reply to: What A Sensible Approach Would Be For Next Season. #205275
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    ” give the wife an extra £15 for shopping ” how very 1960’s of you BS, bloody hell the dinosaur speaks. Maybe we should let the wife go out and buy a few new outfits to wear too eh BS, you know instead of insisting she makes her own while you go to the pub attempting to ” knock the barmaid off “. What a complete dick you are man.

    in reply to: Swann Own’s The Ground And Land #205270
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    We were talking awhile back about Swann owning the entire club so nothing really changes, he could have sold up and moved on before this transfer of debt surely. His business model for the club has caused this debt and the transfer to Coolsilk of this debt is just a way of moving figures around, it could lead to the property side of his business as Cliff said being able to raise more funding for the long awaited re-development programme. Either way unless we can raise a stupid amount of cash between us all which I personally can’t see, then we are just stuck with this but hey we have been on the outside looking in on our beloved club for a long time now in more ways then one. Yes it may be worrying but we can quote other clubs where it appears to be working and we just need to cross our fingers and keep believing, hand wringing and shouting ” Swann out ” every five minutes won’t change a thing.

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    in reply to: What A Sensible Approach Would Be For Next Season. #205268
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    An experienced spine to the team would be the ideal situation at most times but in these times of budget austerity for our club it’s a must have now one would think.

    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #205267
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    Socialism vs Capitalism. Who’d have thought eh?

    Just awaiting BPG to come on and say having fan majority ownership as in the case of some clubs in Germany is a Marxist threat.

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    in reply to: Cox quite post Mansfield #205218
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    He also said things are going to change bigtime in the summer but he is stuck with the players who still draw a wage as he says and wont be here next season. Some of them are so unprofessional with their attitutde.

    in reply to: Confusing Statistical Connotations #205217
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    Iron-awe you are absolutely correct.

    Apart from the old eyesight, hearing and needing the odd erectile pill there is nothing wrong (I hope).

    It started out as a jibe about one more Cod defeat could make our season twice, but when I looked into it, it was more complicated.

    Can you get me some of them pills?!!!!!

    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #205216
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    So pleased this crap ” greed fest ” was nipped in the bud early by the game and in particular the fans all standing together and saying ” NO “. However the teams in the Prem should think about their own actions when it comes to greed and power, a stat from the excellent Brian Reade in the Mirror today reads that from a current TV deal of £8.65 billion for football, the Premier League voted to keep 93% of that deal for themselves. Hardly fair, democratic and totally selfish when only such a small amount left is distributed down the lower orders of football. The game needs better governance and fairer disribution of funds all the way down the chain if we are ever going to let clubs thrive and keep a strong backbone to our national game. The game never has or will start and end with the Premier League and its time they started to respond to that.

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    in reply to: Confusing Statistical Connotations #205167
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    May I say ironking after reading your post, you really need to get out more mate and now Covid restrictions are being gradually lifted you have no bloody excuse, unless you are housebound of course. 😜

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    in reply to: Mansfield Match Thread #205076
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    Ha ha Perch with the second how ironic, mind you he scored a 30 yard cracker for us into the railway end during one night match. Such a shame we are wimping out the season, good job the Cods are getting thumped and Southend are also utter shite.💩😂

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    in reply to: Mansfield Match Thread #205062
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    Well Sanfran whatever the future holds for our younger players, it’s nice to see young Dawson on the bench tonight. Let’s hope he gets a run out and does really well.

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    If we could get the win tonight to make us safe, all the players that have had their contract extensions taken off the table already should not kick another ball for us if possible this season. Give the young kids a chance in the remaining games to see how they shape up. Mixing and matching with the players definitely staying would give the kids a good insight into what’s expected of them by stepping up and hopefully will breed confidence for next season.

    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #205058
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    I wonder what Everton fans think of potentially having their two biggest games of the season taken away from them?

    FFS good job the Cods didn’t sign up for it, oh wait…….😂

    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #205032
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    I think with the Brexit thing you might be mixing him up with me Alcazar.

    To be strictly accurate I didn’t say everyone that voted Brexit was racist.

    I said that everyone who is racist voted Brexit. An important distinction.

    You should know by now MK alcy doesn’t do distinction, just propaganda.

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    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #205018
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    The players who may become involved in this league, surely they will need to have new contracts drawn up to play in it? They should refuse to sign them and show the fans some real support, also can’t the PFA instruct or at least strongly advise it’s members not to play in this league, the more pressure on these greedy bastards the better IMO.

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    Gartside was an early example, the foreign owners run their franchises abroad because the no relegation or promotion card is not in play there. There are more foreign owners now Ferrite, don’t split hairs over a major point in all this, you know where the danger lies with foreign owners.

    in reply to: Staying Up ? #205002
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    We will stay up this season.

    This, however I will add by skin of teeth. Or is that a given anyway.😬 🤔

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    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #204995
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    I will keep banging on about foreign owners Ferrite because they have brought the franchise mentality into our game bigtime. Wonder how many times the no relegation no promotion model has been floated by these owners to the Premier league over recent times?, indeed the late Phil Gartside wanted it applied when he was Bolton chairman back in the day. Take a look at what happened financially to Bolton and you can see why, being ring fenced by the Premier league’s wealth would have been right up the mismanagement street of his club. These foreign owners see promotion and relegation as a threat to future profits, whether their clubs have a poor season or not, no relegation means poorly run clubs get guaranteed money season after season. Without promotion or relegation the game is dead, where is the ambition, the desire to get better, to push a club on to improve? What about the fans?, yeah funny that, fans who were the reason our national game took off in the first place. Plus isn’t the magic of a European night against the likes of Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus etc all about the thrill of achieving a top four finish, in the hope you draw them in next season’s competition, not playing them twice a year regular as clockwork season after season, how is that special. This wants strangling at birth, it’s maybe posturing anyway to get more power in the current set up but either way either kick it into touch or fuck them all off. No mercy, the national structure of our game and it’s traditions are more under threat then ever with this greedy self indulgent bullshit.

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    in reply to: The funniest thing ever in football? #204975
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    Absolutely Ferrite, as soon as the Premier league got the green light this was the next obvious step, the increase in foreign ownership doesn’t help, the interest in the history and tradition of our national game is lost on them. The game became professional because people wanted to pay to see decent football on a regular basis after a hard week at work. These people became known as fans as more clubs in more towns and cities set up and turned professional. The game was formed by the people for the people to enjoy and what a wonderful thing it became, all to be torn away now by people who don’t care about fans and tradition just MONEY MONEY MONEY. Abba were right all along. Let these clubs piss off and the rest of football disown them.

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    in reply to: Forest Green Match Thread #204956
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    I think we’ll finish 22nd which is just enough this season. I see nothing other than relegation next season.

    This of course is before a single player has been released at the end of May or a single new player signed before next season, wonderful foresight. However I totally respect your right to an opinion. ( FFS I’m starting to sound like Buck’s ) 😂

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    We will be ok guys, yeah it’s crap but we will have enough to stay up, keep the faith, take a chill pill.

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    in reply to: 12 players injured #204902
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    Guys correct me if i’m wrong but I presume none of you on here either played or trained professionally?,if not then the levels of fitness and expectancy levels on you all playing local league stuff is light years away from the professional game. Training methods are better now then back in the day but the game is much faster paced and certainly over 90 minutes the continued speed of the game over that period compared to 40 years back is considerable. Just saying, I relise the injuries and particlarly hamstring problems are many but I believe its to do with the speed levels expected of every player these days, hamstring injuries have always been the achilles heel ( pardon the pun ) of the quick player. The fact some of you played Saturday then Sunday after sustaining a knock the day before, be it a deadleg or a slight pull somewhere, is totally irrelevant when comparing like for like to what the professional game demands today when playing twice a week. The standards fitness wise and sustainability wise are massive now compared to 40 years back IMO.

    in reply to: Let’s start again shall we? #204832
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    Lets be right about this, VanVeen became a lot more hard working and less sulky under Hurst, I always believe Hurst laid it on the line to VanVeen about what he wanted from him but fair play to the player for responding, maybe he realised he had to finally pull his finger out and graft and not rely on the bit of magic he sometimes produced that had his admirers salivating. Fair play to both parties for doing the right thing all round.

    in reply to: Morecambe match thread #204660
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    Didn’t Cox reckon Eisa would be missing again? Whatever if Taft plays, which the way he spoke after the game he might be ok and with Bedeau finding some decent form then a point should be within our grasp. Personally I would take a point away from home all day long, it’s the home form and lack of intent to get forward and make chances that is disappointing but a point tonight would do me.