Mon Oct 28, 2013 11:43 am
Daya wrote:NJ73 wrote:Daya wrote:CityGent wrote:Daya wrote:CityGent wrote:Michu will be your biggest threat but what I've seen so far this season he usually drops off and plays in the hole. That's more Gary Medels department
Interesting tussle
Lakey if he was like anything he was today he will more likely in the bench department![]()
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Fingers crossed Steve. Some of the dicks on here actually think we're playing Brazil 1970 next week. Swansea are a decent side no doubt about it, but they're not great.
They're 11/8 with some bookies. The way some are talking about this inevitable hiding they should be at least 1/2
Easily caught on the break lakey,and i think thats exactly where you will catch em. They today didnt look like Brazil thats for sure
Yep, the pace in the Cardiff side will give them a real advantage on the break......
" An incident in the stadium is under investigation" " An incident in the stadium is under investigation"
Was that a signal to your players
Mon Oct 28, 2013 11:43 am
CityGent wrote:Gonzo wrote:Roathy will be along shortly with his statistics....
West Ham had 14 attempts at goal today
Roathie's Dingo is in for some extra punishment tonight
Mon Oct 28, 2013 11:45 am
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:29 pm
RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:35 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:37 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Yes he needs to make up the £15m he was underpaid by
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:39 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Yes he needs to make up the £15m he was underpaid by
He was happy with the settlement given that he put less than that in. The accrued interest and non payment fees/charges took the debts up. Have no sympathy when greedy individuals lose out. Always feel for small businesses when they go through having been shafted by a company using admin as a way of avoiding payment of debt.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:39 pm
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:42 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Yes he needs to make up the £15m he was underpaid by
He was happy with the settlement given that he put less than that in. The accrued interest and non payment fees/charges took the debts up. Have no sympathy when greedy individuals lose out. Always feel for small businesses when they go through having been shafted by a company using admin as a way of avoiding payment of debt.
So because he was happy with it then its ok![]()
And how do you know our creditors weren't happy? Can you name them for me?
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:50 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Yes he needs to make up the £15m he was underpaid by
He was happy with the settlement given that he put less than that in. The accrued interest and non payment fees/charges took the debts up. Have no sympathy when greedy individuals lose out. Always feel for small businesses when they go through having been shafted by a company using admin as a way of avoiding payment of debt.
So because he was happy with it then its ok![]()
And how do you know our creditors weren't happy? Can you name them for me?
If i owed you a grand and paid you 50 quid would you be happy? The local st johns ambulance and a local school were 2 of the many people that your club screwed. Colin Addison is another- a real footballing gent who was in football before the golden money era. Peter Nicholas was another good footballing bloke screwed over along with Hollins but he is a prick so gets no sympathy from me.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:53 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Yes he needs to make up the £15m he was underpaid by
He was happy with the settlement given that he put less than that in. The accrued interest and non payment fees/charges took the debts up. Have no sympathy when greedy individuals lose out. Always feel for small businesses when they go through having been shafted by a company using admin as a way of avoiding payment of debt.
So because he was happy with it then its ok![]()
And how do you know our creditors weren't happy? Can you name them for me?
If i owed you a grand and paid you 50 quid would you be happy? The local st johns ambulance and a local school were 2 of the many people that your club screwed. Colin Addison is another- a real footballing gent who was in football before the golden money era. Peter Nicholas was another good footballing bloke screwed over along with Hollins but he is a prick so gets no sympathy from me.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:22 pm
Daya wrote:Super Kev wrote:Being in Europe is not helping them at all. I hope to god you're right but I can't see us scoring 3 goals. I reckon 1-0 to us.
Michu really looked a one season wonder on his performance today, Caulker will have a field day with him.
They really didn't look much at all. Your be fine.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:28 pm
bloo wrote:West Ham on that type of performance will be around the bottom 6 all season.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:33 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:bloo wrote:West Ham on that type of performance will be around the bottom 6 all season.
Around the bottom six, yet you couldn't beat them at home...
Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:35 pm
Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:37 pm
bloo wrote:
Neither could you away TWICE![]()
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Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:50 pm
Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:51 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:RoathMagic wrote:someone offered 15p for a 3 pound burger and it all kicked off....
Did Sam Hamamm accept?
Is Sam working the burger bars at the leprosy stadium? Thought he'd been given 10 million by Vinny Tan
Yes he needs to make up the £15m he was underpaid by
He was happy with the settlement given that he put less than that in. The accrued interest and non payment fees/charges took the debts up. Have no sympathy when greedy individuals lose out. Always feel for small businesses when they go through having been shafted by a company using admin as a way of avoiding payment of debt.
So because he was happy with it then its ok![]()
And how do you know our creditors weren't happy? Can you name them for me?
If i owed you a grand and paid you 50 quid would you be happy? The local st johns ambulance and a local school were 2 of the many people that your club screwed. Colin Addison is another- a real footballing gent who was in football before the golden money era. Peter Nicholas was another good footballing bloke screwed over along with Hollins but he is a prick so gets no sympathy from me.
Id be a lot more happy if you paid me £50 and lose out on £950 than lose out on £15,000,000 I can assure you![]()
Many were given free stuff like advertising and free rental costs in return. No companies were adversely affected and i believe all are now benefitting hugely from the fact we are still trading.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:02 pm
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:13 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:bloo wrote:
Neither could you away TWICE![]()
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Quite right. But then we fully expect to be in the bottom 6... Yet you lot have this bizarre notion that you are light years better than us...
Yet you couldn't beat a team at home that you predict to be in the bottom 6.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:17 pm
bloo wrote:
I don't have this bizarre notion that we are light years ahead. Technically we are superior as a football team to you, but as I've said many a time to friends a derby is unpredictable. We could get 64% possession and 31 shots yet you could score from a corner - game over. I'd take a point for sure next week as it would benefit us more than you.
As for bottom 6 teams we can't beat - well we've done Palace away and hammered Sunderland at home.![]()
thick_as_pigshit
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:29 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:bloo wrote:
I don't have this bizarre notion that we are light years ahead. Technically we are superior as a football team to you, but as I've said many a time to friends a derby is unpredictable. We could get 64% possession and 31 shots yet you could score from a corner - game over. I'd take a point for sure next week as it would benefit us more than you.
As for bottom 6 teams we can't beat - well we've done Palace away and hammered Sunderland at home.![]()
thick_as_pigshit
Couldnt do a west Ham at home though, despite you rubbishing them.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:34 pm
Daya wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:bloo wrote:
I don't have this bizarre notion that we are light years ahead. Technically we are superior as a football team to you, but as I've said many a time to friends a derby is unpredictable. We could get 64% possession and 31 shots yet you could score from a corner - game over. I'd take a point for sure next week as it would benefit us more than you.
As for bottom 6 teams we can't beat - well we've done Palace away and hammered Sunderland at home.![]()
thick_as_pigshit
Couldnt do a west Ham at home though, despite you rubbishing them.
I prefer Big SAMs view he knows a bit more than most,
Hi Steve,
Sunday’s 0-0 draw at Swansea was another magnificent clean sheet, another snuffing out of the opposition and classic counter-attacking football in the first half. Movement of the ball, passing and movement of the players was brilliant, we cut Swansea open time after time.
We were disappointed in the dressing room afterwards as the lads knew that we should have been celebrating a little more than we were.
It was great to see Carlton Cole come on and give us a bit more of an attacking thrust. He’s had a good header near the end that the goalkeeper’s made a good save from.
Hopefully we can keep up this magnificent defensive record but we need to score more to start getting three points on the board instead of one. Five games and one goal conceded off a very dubious penalty at Hull City is a magnificent away record to build on and our main concern now is to make sure when we play at home that we don’t lose any more matches.
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And that's how I saw the game too. Swansea biggest problem is they think they are special when they ain't, very easy to work out.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:40 pm
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:42 pm
Daya wrote:Brewster,
Tell you what I find interesting, your not from Swansea you say and you said the reason you support them is because you became instantly hooked ?
What hooked you back then ?
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:46 pm
Daya wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:bloo wrote:
I don't have this bizarre notion that we are light years ahead. Technically we are superior as a football team to you, but as I've said many a time to friends a derby is unpredictable. We could get 64% possession and 31 shots yet you could score from a corner - game over. I'd take a point for sure next week as it would benefit us more than you.
As for bottom 6 teams we can't beat - well we've done Palace away and hammered Sunderland at home.![]()
thick_as_pigshit
Couldnt do a west Ham at home though, despite you rubbishing them.
I prefer Big SAMs view he knows a bit more than most,
Hi Steve,
Sunday’s 0-0 draw at Swansea was another magnificent clean sheet, another snuffing out of the opposition and classic counter-attacking football in the first half. Movement of the ball, passing and movement of the players was brilliant, we cut Swansea open time after time.
We were disappointed in the dressing room afterwards as the lads knew that we should have been celebrating a little more than we were.
It was great to see Carlton Cole come on and give us a bit more of an attacking thrust. He’s had a good header near the end that the goalkeeper’s made a good save from.
Hopefully we can keep up this magnificent defensive record but we need to score more to start getting three points on the board instead of one. Five games and one goal conceded off a very dubious penalty at Hull City is a magnificent away record to build on and our main concern now is to make sure when we play at home that we don’t lose any more matches.
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And that's how I saw the game too. Swansea biggest problem is they think they are special when they ain't, very easy to work out.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:50 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Daya wrote:Brewster,
Tell you what I find interesting, your not from Swansea you say and you said the reason you support them is because you became instantly hooked ?
What hooked you back then ?
So you dont wish to converse on my reply
Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:55 pm
Daya wrote:
Not really, wouldn't be any point, I admire the way Swansea have risen from the Ashes and achieved what they have achieved footballing wise. It's a Marathon and not a sprint Premiership survival especially Clubs without the massive fundings. So why argue a point there's no argument about ? I will leave that to you![]()
So what hooked you then ? I can understand Swansea people coming out the woodwork to watch the team of their City in the premiership just as thousands have in Cardiff, but what intrigues me is what hooked you personally from not being from Swansea ? Obviously if you don't want to have a serious conversation I'll leave you to talk bollocks about your MOT on your Van Brewster, or possibly talk about the weather to that bore Barry Chuckles, you can argue over inches of rain etc.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 3:05 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Daya wrote:
Not really, wouldn't be any point, I admire the way Swansea have risen from the Ashes and achieved what they have achieved footballing wise. It's a Marathon and not a sprint Premiership survival especially Clubs without the massive fundings. So why argue a point there's no argument about ? I will leave that to you![]()
So what hooked you then ? I can understand Swansea people coming out the woodwork to watch the team of their City in the premiership just as thousands have in Cardiff, but what intrigues me is what hooked you personally from not being from Swansea ? Obviously if you don't want to have a serious conversation I'll leave you to talk bollocks about your MOT on your Van Brewster, or possibly talk about the weather to that bore Barry Chuckles, you can argue over inches of rain etc.
So you realise what you said was a little odd then. We have every right to think we are good after everything we have and continue to achieve. You played to destroy rather than create and came away with a draw well done. As a result the spectacle was poor and both sides looked a little crap.
Apples and pears.
Mon Oct 28, 2013 3:06 pm