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Post by Okebournegas on Aug 29, 2017 18:47:35 GMT
I can't resist it any longer ......... bloody scabs !
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Post by bornagain04 on Aug 29, 2017 19:43:17 GMT
Have you tried germolene?
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Post by paulpirate on Aug 29, 2017 19:44:58 GMT
Who the F##k are you too tell me or anyone else if we should or shouldn't watch the mighty gas? see you in the tote end Saturday ill be wearing knuckle dusters and yes I'm one of the 66. is that Sinclair? Hope he's ok
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 19:52:12 GMT
Sorry, never post but I can't stop myself this time. I think if someone wants to go and support Rovers tonight alone, or with their friends and family, they have every right to and I hope they enjoy the game. I think name calling is quite frankly pathetic and I won't take any part in it. Furthermore, the poster polluting this thread with their disillusioned radical opinions on Corbyn, BLM, Islam and Antifa is an embarrassment. Please keep your political thoughts away from a football forum. They are not funny or clever. And it's not like I'm lacking in a sense of humour - ignorant and offensive comments don't belong here. Thanks. They have every right too. Others have absolutely every right to highlight that every person in attendance is jepodising the future of our club and the football league. Some things are worth fighting for and making a stance.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 19:54:00 GMT
66 people have let down their football club and the whole of League One and Two by buying tickets for Wycombe tonight, may God smite you and you enjoy a cruel eternity in the depths of hell. There would have been 69, ooh err missus!, if I had realised it was all ticket for visiting fans and the deadline was after the Fleetwood game on Saturday. So you can take your scab comments and stick them up your arse. Sideways. You have no issue of our next competitive derby is against Bristol City U23 then?
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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Aug 29, 2017 19:54:25 GMT
Because our team is in it
Yes but if the manager clearly doesn't take it seriously (eg subbing keeper after 2 mins v Portsmouth) then why bother?
I agree. Subs bench today is further indication.
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Post by baggins on Aug 29, 2017 19:58:30 GMT
Sorry, never post but I can't stop myself this time. I think if someone wants to go and support Rovers tonight alone, or with their friends and family, they have every right to and I hope they enjoy the game. I think name calling is quite frankly pathetic and I won't take any part in it. Furthermore, the poster polluting this thread with their disillusioned radical opinions on Corbyn, BLM, Islam and Antifa is an embarrassment. Please keep your political thoughts away from a football forum. They are not funny or clever. And it's not like I'm lacking in a sense of humour - ignorant and offensive comments don't belong here. Thanks. They have every right too. Others have absolutely every right to highlight that every person in attendance is jepodising the future of our club and the football league. Some things are worth fighting for and making a stance. 66 people who fancied travelling to Wycombe and supporting the Team rather than the tournement are jepodising the future of the Football League? Protests should be placed at the front door of the people who have put this in place.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 20:02:51 GMT
They have every right too. Others have absolutely every right to highlight that every person in attendance is jepodising the future of our club and the football league. Some things are worth fighting for and making a stance. 66 people who fancied travelling to Wycombe and supporting the Team rather than the tournement are jepodising the future of the Football League? Protests should be placed at the front door of the people who have put this in place. The 66 are supporting the people that have put in place, that's the reality. By attending, they are actively demonstrating that they will attend and support competitions containing U23 teams. People have a choice whether to engage with this trial or not. So things are far bigger than 'supporting the team' and this is one of them.
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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Aug 29, 2017 20:05:23 GMT
They have every right too. Others have absolutely every right to highlight that every person in attendance is jepodising the future of our club and the football league. Some things are worth fighting for and making a stance. 66 people who fancied travelling to Wycombe and supporting the Team rather than the tournement are jepodising the future of the Football League? Protests should be placed at the front door of the people who have put this in place. Effective protests come in various forms, but voting with your feet is definitely a good one, especially if done in an organised way as the press would lap it up. Imagine an away crowd of 0 or a total attendance of less than 100? The media (both traditional and social) would be all over it and they play a big part in changing opinion.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 20:06:59 GMT
66 people who fancied travelling to Wycombe and supporting the Team rather than the tournement are jepodising the future of the Football League? Protests should be placed at the front door of the people who have put this in place. The 66 are supporting the people that have put in place, that's the reality. By attending, they are actively demonstrating that they will attend and support competitions containing U23 teams. People have a choice whether to engage with this trial or not. So things are far bigger than 'supporting the team' and this is one of them. You're talking sh!t
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Post by c4h10 on Aug 29, 2017 20:11:47 GMT
I find myself torn over this game. On one side, the sooner Rovers go out of this "competition" the better. On the other, there is no way that I can bring myself to want Rovers to lose - especially against the blasted Thor worshippers. I won't be going to any Trophy games, home or away - even if we get to the final, but, if others don't feel as strongly about it, that's up to them.
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Post by turdburger on Aug 29, 2017 20:12:28 GMT
Luke james has scored. WYHHB?
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Post by baggins on Aug 29, 2017 20:12:48 GMT
66 people who fancied travelling to Wycombe and supporting the Team rather than the tournement are jepodising the future of the Football League? Protests should be placed at the front door of the people who have put this in place. The 66 are supporting the people that have put in place, that's the reality. By attending, they are actively demonstrating that they will attend and support competitions containing U23 teams. People have a choice whether to engage with this trial or not. So things are far bigger than 'supporting the team' and this is one of them. No they're not, they've gone to support Bristol Rovers tonight. And I don't know if you posted "you're talking sh1t" at the end of your post then edited it, or someone else added that, but that's out of order.
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Post by pirate on Aug 29, 2017 20:17:40 GMT
Luke james has scored. WYHHB? Unbelievable Jeff!!!
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Post by Midsomer Murderer on Aug 29, 2017 20:18:46 GMT
we went through this sh** last year on here ~ if fans want to go then they have every right and it is probably a sensible idea if those who don't like do not have a go at them.I don't know why the mods allow it. Shameful
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Post by matealotblue on Aug 29, 2017 20:22:01 GMT
66 people who fancied travelling to Wycombe and supporting the Team rather than the tournement are jepodising the future of the Football League? Protests should be placed at the front door of the people who have put this in place. Effective protests come in various forms, but voting with your feet is definitely a good one, especially if done in an organised way as the press would lap it up. Imagine an away crowd of 0 or a total attendance of less than 100? The media (both traditional and social) would be all over it and they play a big part in changing opinion. Trouble is that the EFL will expect low(er) crowds in these early rounds, as they did in the previous format, on the expectation that this will increase as clubs progress closer to Wembley. And as we see there is usually a decent crowd at the Wembley final so the EFL feel vindicated (rightly or wrongly depending on your point of view). So, in my opinion, if you wish to really get the message across to the EFL then the boycott of this competition needs to go on right to he end. A crowd of miniscule numbers there would get them thinking.
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Post by pirate49 on Aug 29, 2017 20:35:52 GMT
See you all at Wembley then!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 20:37:23 GMT
Safe journey home for those who travelled.
Surely the main point to be made is by boycotting the match against the U23 premier team - for those who wish to do so.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 20:50:13 GMT
The 66 are supporting the people that have put in place, that's the reality. By attending, they are actively demonstrating that they will attend and support competitions containing U23 teams. People have a choice whether to engage with this trial or not. So things are far bigger than 'supporting the team' and this is one of them. You're talking sh!t And you're a quality forum poster who really adds lots of value.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 20:51:45 GMT
The 66 are supporting the people that have put in place, that's the reality. By attending, they are actively demonstrating that they will attend and support competitions containing U23 teams. People have a choice whether to engage with this trial or not. So things are far bigger than 'supporting the team' and this is one of them. No they're not, they've gone to support Bristol Rovers tonight. And I don't know if you posted "you're talking sh1t" at the end of your post then edited it, or someone else added that, but that's out of order. They've literally supported the EFL trophy tonight.
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