Morrison said in his press conference after the Millwall gam

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

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Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Sorry to get in the middle of this lovers tiff but saying "the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint" means just about everyone I've ever met.

I'll go back to my now.

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Talking about pints, out of interest, what were you drinking in All Bar One and how much was it? It was only a few hours ago so you must remember. I lived in London for many years and Leicester Square is the last place you'd go to, especially All Bar One.

Now, what's the name of your business that supplies media screens to the club? Come on, it's easy to find on Google and you like using that, as you've literally just cut and paste your previous reply from it.

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Sorry to get in the middle of this lovers tiff but saying "the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint" means just about everyone I've ever met.

I'll go back to my now.

I thought the same

I thought we were really aggressive and at it against Norwich and in general at the CCS.

Away, we seem to be trying to do the old rope a dope sit back and counter and we are simply not equipped with the required raw pace of mind or body

I love WIntle and he really is the only DCM we have but he sets the pace, and away we are half a yard slower in everything.

SM needs to adapt quickly or he'll find he'll be gone. I believe Mick lasted 14 games, Trollope less (i think)

That's a decent squad we have no L1 players like last season.......It's a results based industry. If SM had a "body of work" to judge him on I'd say he needs the season, but we are clueless whether he or his coaching staff are anywhere near championship level

I think he will adapt though.

A dozen league games will tell us if we have adapted home and away.

There does seem to becoming a pattern, each manager of ours takes over and improves and then suddenly the second half of his management at our club we go back down the table and go in struggling positions.

Four more games for me, we decide if Morison can take us forward.

Hull home should be a comfortable win.

Why do you think Hull at home should be a comfortable win for us? They are way above us in the league. Wish I had your confidence !!

Have they played three of the top four yet?

I have no reason whatsoever to make it up. Morrison did not give a shit. That’s the whole point of my reply.
We should be United and agree that SM is not the man for the job!

OK you are who you say you are so I apologise for my previous comment, however in my defence there are loads of people that use a multi ID on here just to slag the club off that normally disappear up their own arse once the team gets a few good results.I don't agree with what you've said but your entitled to your opinion.

OK you are who you say you are so I apologise for my previous comment, however in my defence there are loads of people that use a multi ID on here just to slag the club off that normally disappear up their own arse once the team gets a few good results.I don't agree with what you've said but your entitled to your opinion.

90% this guy is genuine.

I thought we were really aggressive and at it against Norwich and in general at the CCS.

Away, we seem to be trying to do the old rope a dope sit back and counter and we are simply not equipped with the required raw pace of mind or body

I love WIntle and he really is the only DCM we have but he sets the pace, and away we are half a yard slower in everything.

SM needs to adapt quickly or he'll find he'll be gone. I believe Mick lasted 14 games, Trollope less (i think)

That's a decent squad we have no L1 players like last season.......It's a results based industry. If SM had a "body of work" to judge him on I'd say he needs the season, but we are clueless whether he or his coaching staff are anywhere near championship level

I think he will adapt though.

A dozen league games will tell us if we have adapted home and away.

There does seem to becoming a pattern, each manager of ours takes over and improves and then suddenly the second half of his management at our club we go back down the table and go in struggling positions.

Four more games for me, we decide if Morison can take us forward.

Hull home should be a comfortable win.

Why do you think Hull at home should be a comfortable win for us? They are way above us in the league. Wish I had your confidence !!

They dont travel well and have lost their lost 3 on the road and drawn one away.
They are good at home.
They have actually had some hammerings away from home.
They’ve even conceded 5 goals away in one match.

They hate travelling down South.
Won’t have more than 350 fans

Cue a Hull win with 350 away fans making more noise in a sterile CCS

Just literally bumped into him coming out of the swanky Londoner hotel in Leicester Square. I brought up the Milwall game with him and asked when are we going to start to see goals or at least an improvement and disappointingly his response was just to shrug his shoulders and say “we’ll have to see what happens”. That’s not the attitude I would expect from him given the position we’re in.

For those who think your not genuine Gareth, I can vouch for you as your on my FB and we chatted on FB last night on voice call, Your 100% genuine and you told me the whole story and your a true City fan, no matter what the usual suspects say.

You keep posting and dont be run off by bullies.

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Talking about pints, out of interest, what were you drinking in All Bar One and how much was it? It was only a few hours ago so you must remember. I lived in London for many years and Leicester Square is the last place you'd go to, especially All Bar One.

Now, what's the name of your business that supplies media screens to the club? Come on, it's easy to find on Google and you like using that, as you've literally just cut and paste your previous reply from it.

I didn't want to leave you hanging but I never said I supplied the club with screens, I said my business is a partner of the club. As you seem hung up on how much I spent in All Bar One, I thought I'd let you see this......

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I won't reply any further as I have better things to do with my time. It's been a pleasure!

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Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Talking about pints, out of interest, what were you drinking in All Bar One and how much was it? It was only a few hours ago so you must remember. I lived in London for many years and Leicester Square is the last place you'd go to, especially All Bar One.

Now, what's the name of your business that supplies media screens to the club? Come on, it's easy to find on Google and you like using that, as you've literally just cut and paste your previous reply from it.

I didn't want to leave you hanging but I never said I supplied the club with screens, I said my business is a partner of the club. As you seem hung up on how much I spent in All Bar One, I thought I'd let you see this......

IMG_7361.jpg

I won't reply any further as I have better things to do with my time. It's been a pleasure!

Correct me if I'm wrong; but I was told you are a courier...?

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Talking about pints, out of interest, what were you drinking in All Bar One and how much was it? It was only a few hours ago so you must remember. I lived in London for many years and Leicester Square is the last place you'd go to, especially All Bar One.

Now, what's the name of your business that supplies media screens to the club? Come on, it's easy to find on Google and you like using that, as you've literally just cut and paste your previous reply from it.

I didn't want to leave you hanging but I never said I supplied the club with screens, I said my business is a partner of the club. As you seem hung up on how much I spent in All Bar One, I thought I'd let you see this......

IMG_7361.jpg

I won't reply any further as I have better things to do with my time. It's been a pleasure!

Correct me if I'm wrong; but I was told you are a courier...?

A Courier?

I'm not a courier myself and certainly wouldn't want to be one however I do own a Logistics company.

Were you born a narrow minded idiot? Yes I am a partner. Next time you’re at the ground and see one of the many screens/TV’s boards around the pitch, ask yourself which business I own. What a very sad life you must lead.

Well that wouldn't make you a partner, just a supplier. Go on then, what's the name of your business that supplies 'screens/TV's boards'(sic)? You can look up the use of 'sic' and while your at it, you've missed an 'L' out of your username, so you might want to correct that while your googling who supplies media screens to the club.

'til
Until, till, and 'til are all used in modern English to denote when something will happen. Until and till are both standard, but what might be surprising is that till is the older word. 'Til, with one L, is an informal and poetic shortening of until. The form 'till, with an additional L, is rarely if ever used today.

I don’t know who you are and don’t really care but I would take a guess that you are the kind of bloke that moans about the cost of a pint!

Talking about pints, out of interest, what were you drinking in All Bar One and how much was it? It was only a few hours ago so you must remember. I lived in London for many years and Leicester Square is the last place you'd go to, especially All Bar One.

Now, what's the name of your business that supplies media screens to the club? Come on, it's easy to find on Google and you like using that, as you've literally just cut and paste your previous reply from it.

I didn't want to leave you hanging but I never said I supplied the club with screens, I said my business is a partner of the club. As you seem hung up on how much I spent in All Bar One, I thought I'd let you see this......

IMG_7361.jpg

I won't reply any further as I have better things to do with my time. It's been a pleasure!

Fair play to you Gareth, it's obvious your genuine but we do get multi's on here and it seemed like you could be one and I'm glad your not. We don't get as many as we used to as Sven does a cracking job on keeping the forum clean and flowing, it's actually one of the best out there. I hope you start posting regularly now you've started, we've got a good bunch on here and you clearly enjoy a bit of banter too.

I am fully behind Steve morison and given time the benefit of his team and his style I think will be clear. Yes results recently not good but generally I have enjoyed the football that we are attempting. Players went missing against Millwall and good to see the manager be honest with this...