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| Author: | Coddy [ Fri Feb 23, 2018 10:42 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The Implications of Relegation |
Modders wrote: Camdenite wrote: keyser soze wrote: Scribble wrote: If the 10% we are losing are the ones who constantly whinge, moan and generally grizzle throughout the match, then I say good, sod off and don’t come back.  Double New poster, please be gentle, but 'Triple!' Quadruple!
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| Author: | Sausage [ Sat Feb 24, 2018 9:28 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The Implications of Relegation |
Coddy wrote: Modders wrote: Camdenite wrote: keyser soze wrote: Scribble wrote: If the 10% we are losing are the ones who constantly whinge, moan and generally grizzle throughout the match, then I say good, sod off and don’t come back. New poster, please be gentle, but 'Triple!' I hope not! By and large they know all about playing football, and only by them pointing out every mistake can we do better next time. For example, the man who sits next to me is a specialist in how high to jump, how fast to run, and when not to pass to the opposition. Luckily we sit about 20 rows behind the technical area, handily placed for the manager to take this stream of good advice on board. |
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| Author: | keyser soze [ Sat Feb 24, 2018 12:45 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The Implications of Relegation |
Sausage wrote: Coddy wrote: Modders wrote: Camdenite wrote: keyser soze wrote: Scribble wrote: If the 10% we are losing are the ones who constantly whinge, moan and generally grizzle throughout the match, then I say good, sod off and don’t come back. New poster, please be gentle, but 'Triple!' I hope not! By and large they know all about playing football, and only by them pointing out every mistake can we do better next time. For example, the man who sits next to me is a specialist in how high to jump, how fast to run, and when not to pass to the opposition. Luckily we sit about 20 rows behind the technical area, handily placed for the manager to take this stream of good advice on board.  Maybe he's on a retainer, like a consultant. |
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| Author: | Gridsy [ Sat Feb 24, 2018 1:54 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The Implications of Relegation |
Going to put my neck on the line and say away attendences will go up and our home crowds of home support will go up too. We will have a better season in top 6 for all of it if we go down and that will mean positive vibes and more people turning up, particularly as we enter Feb/March with the chance to guarantee promotion or playoffs. |
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| Author: | Bill [ Sat Feb 24, 2018 1:57 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The Implications of Relegation |
keyser soze wrote: Sausage wrote: Coddy wrote: Modders wrote: Camdenite wrote: keyser soze wrote: Scribble wrote: If the 10% we are losing are the ones who constantly whinge, moan and generally grizzle throughout the match, then I say good, sod off and don’t come back. New poster, please be gentle, but 'Triple!' I hope not! By and large they know all about playing football, and only by them pointing out every mistake can we do better next time. For example, the man who sits next to me is a specialist in how high to jump, how fast to run, and when not to pass to the opposition. Luckily we sit about 20 rows behind the technical area, handily placed for the manager to take this stream of good advice on board. Maybe he's on a retainer, like a consultant. If you take out the onslta |
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| Author: | keyser soze [ Sat Feb 24, 2018 3:22 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The Implications of Relegation |
A positive implication of relegation: Muirhead will score a fair few goals. |
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