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Post by baggins on Aug 29, 2017 20:54:45 GMT
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. They've supported Bristol Rovers tonight.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 20:56:16 GMT
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. They all Supported Bristol rovers can't you accept that ?
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Post by gasandelectricity on Aug 29, 2017 21:50:04 GMT
If you've got 66 scabs you ought to go see a doctor really mate.
(I'll get me coat)
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 21:54:25 GMT
They've literally supported the EFL trophy tonight. They've supported Bristol Rovers tonight. And the EFL Trophy...
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Post by newmarketgas on Aug 29, 2017 22:04:44 GMT
Jesus wept, I go out for few hours and I can hardly get in here for tears and knicker twisting from the Lefty sisters. All the hard man comments, about scabs and such, then you cry like children because I mention Corbyn FFS get a safe space ! UTG
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Post by chilly1883 on Aug 29, 2017 22:07:47 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. penis
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Post by toddy1953 on Aug 29, 2017 22:17:43 GMT
They've supported Bristol Rovers tonight. And the EFL Trophy... No, they have supported their team & the game by paying to watch 'live' football. It's the money brought into the game from television & those of us who subscribe, that will be the real cause of any change to bring B teams into the EFL
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Post by mehewmagic on Aug 29, 2017 22:19:12 GMT
Did you manage to find any East African Gasheads? Ha not yet apart from the two lads I gave two of my old shirts to who shout 'Bristol Rovers' at me when they see me crossing the street. Still live and hope! I used to live / work in Ethiopia, so 20 years ago we could have been the Rift Valley Gas. Unfortunately for you Stephen Byrne is now back in the West Country after many years in kenya.
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Post by mehewmagic on Aug 29, 2017 22:23:35 GMT
BTW - has anyone mentioned the bizarre Wycombe Fools making it all ticket for Gasheads?
I know, of course, the history (I was there) but for god's sake that was just adding fuel to the fire.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 22:37:38 GMT
No, they have supported their team & the game by paying to watch 'live' football. It's the money brought into the game from television & those of us who subscribe, that will be the real cause of any change to bring B teams into the EFL On what basis is paying to watch a game in the EFL Trophy not supporting it? It's undeniable. I get the latter point but still firmly believe the power lies with supprters. Empty stadiums and flat atmospheres will help prevent the U23 teams from gaining the match day experience they seem to be craving. Clubs and football in general need a firm message that our support is not unconditional and fans won't accept a fundamental principle of the Football League quite literally being sold off. Those that chose to stay away and not engage with the competition are doing just that.
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Post by Okebournegas on Aug 29, 2017 22:44:57 GMT
No, they have supported their team & the game by paying to watch 'live' football. It's the money brought into the game from television & those of us who subscribe, that will be the real cause of any change to bring B teams into the EFL On what basis is paying to watch a game in the EFL Trophy not supporting it? It's undeniable. I get the latter point but still firmly believe the power lies with supprters. Empty stadiums and flat atmospheres will help prevent the U23 teams from gaining the match day experience they seem to be craving. Clubs and football in general need a firm message that our support is not unconditional and fans won't accept a fundamental principle of the Football League quite literally being sold off. Those that chose to stay away and not engage with the competition are doing just that. Couldn't agree more , I've said it before , I find it hugely disrespectful to our players who have years of football league experience under there belts having to play against these snot nosed pampered primadonna under 23s who think they've already made it . Eventually it will be the norm and these little runts will be included in our domestic leagues and will make a mockery out of our beloved clubs. But the problem is unless the boycotts are done properly nothing will change , total boycott is the only way !
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Post by gasheadbatesy on Aug 29, 2017 23:23:04 GMT
Regardless of the tone of this thread, you are a monumental cockhead if you attend any EFL Trophy game. Thank you for your time. very small minded comment, is that the best you can do ? Beautifully put. Not more else to add
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Post by Bill Bones on Aug 29, 2017 23:31:49 GMT
you need your head checked you silly prat it's a football forum Ignore him, he's one of those weird alt-right types that gets off on baiting people online and thinks an 'anti-PC' stance is somehow courageous. Probably still thinks the Pepe the Frog meme is edgy... Real shame that so many have bitten in this thread, and failed to see the nature of the OP. However I struggle to understand why when a poster goads others and receives a reaction, the majority of this forum chooses to condemn those who are reacting to deliberate provocation, rather than the person who is doing the provoking. The irony of Chewbacca liking the above post hasn't escaped me.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 23:33:54 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. penis Isn't that normally where you get scabs my dear?
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Post by toddy1953 on Aug 29, 2017 23:53:18 GMT
On what basis is paying to watch a game in the EFL Trophy not supporting it? It's undeniable. I get the latter point but still firmly believe the power lies with supprters. Empty stadiums and flat atmospheres will help prevent the U23 teams from gaining the match day experience they seem to be craving. Clubs and football in general need a firm message that our support is not unconditional and fans won't accept a fundamental principle of the Football League quite literally being sold off. Those that chose to stay away and not engage with the competition are doing just that. Couldn't agree more , I've said it before , I find it hugely disrespectful to our players who have years of football league experience under there belts having to play against these snot nosed pampered primadonna under 23s who think they've already made it . Eventually it will be the norm and these little runts will be included in our domestic leagues and will make a mockery out of our beloved clubs. But the problem is unless the boycotts are done properly nothing will change , total boycott is the only way ! Personally I don't agree with PL /Championship development teams being in this competition, but it's been agreed, for this season & next, so we have to play in it. The EFL has stated that this is not a back door ploy to allow PL B teams to play in the EFL. If you don't believe them, should the 'boycott' be aimed at all EFL games? There are some fans who choose not to get involved in 'politicals' & just want to follow their teams, in my view they shouldn't be called out or ridiculed, they are entitled to their opinion as everyone else. It works both ways mind, some of these little runts are playing in our first team at present & also played tonight.
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Post by scoobydoogas on Aug 29, 2017 23:55:22 GMT
66 Rovers fans went to watch their team play. Normally we would take 800 - 1000 to Wycombe. How has the point not been made? What is the real difference between 66 fans and no fans? The difference is between 66 & 800 - 1000. If we'd taken 600 then the moaners would have more of an argument. And neither side was an U21/23 side so I still don't see the need for the animosity for this game. Boycott the game against West Ham if you like as that will make a better point. If we get crowds of 5000 for games without U21/23 but only 400 to watch the U21/23 then it will clearly highlight that fans don't want the U21/23 teams. And if we make it to the final there will still be at least 25000 gasheads buying tickets.
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Post by Dr Gas on Aug 30, 2017 0:13:19 GMT
66 Rovers fans went to watch their team play. Normally we would take 800 - 1000 to Wycombe. How has the point not been made? What is the real difference between 66 fans and no fans? The difference is between 66 & 800 - 1000. If we'd taken 600 then the moaners would have more of an argument. And neither side was an U21/23 side so I still don't see the need for the animosity for this game. Boycott the game against West Ham if you like as that will make a better point. If we get crowds of 5000 for games without U21/23 but only 400 to watch the U21/23 then it will clearly highlight that fans don't want the U21/23 teams. And if we make it to the final there will still be at least 25000 gasheads buying tickets. Excellently put! I have season tickets at Rovers and West Ham, but have no intention whatsoever of watching the game on 24th October, despite the fact that there are many youngsters who West Ham fans feel should be given a first team chance ("Super Slav" seems to have a thing against youth, IMO.) so it would be interesting to see them in action. (BTW, I would ALWAYS want to see a Rovers win, no matter what level of competition.). I am certain that if Rovers get to Wembley, many of the people criticising the competition at the moment will go to watch the final.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2017 6:04:44 GMT
Rovers won 5-1 last night from a goal down with a second squad. With 60 odd travelling fans, does that prove a point that crowd support had very little to do with the teams performance?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2017 6:51:25 GMT
66 Rovers fans went to watch their team play. Normally we would take 800 - 1000 to Wycombe. How has the point not been made? What is the real difference between 66 fans and no fans? The difference is between 66 & 800 - 1000. If we'd taken 600 then the moaners would have more of an argument. And neither side was an U21/23 side so I still don't see the need for the animosity for this game. Boycott the game against West Ham if you like as that will make a better point. If we get crowds of 5000 for games without U21/23 but only 400 to watch the U21/23 then it will clearly highlight that fans don't want the U21/23 teams. And if we make it to the final there will still be at least 25000 gasheads buying tickets. We wouldn't of took 800 - 1000 fans in that cup unless it was a semifinal.
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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Aug 30, 2017 6:57:51 GMT
66 Rovers fans went to watch their team play. Normally we would take 800 - 1000 to Wycombe. How has the point not been made? What is the real difference between 66 fans and no fans? The difference is between 66 & 800 - 1000. If we'd taken 600 then the moaners would have more of an argument. And neither side was an U21/23 side so I still don't see the need for the animosity for this game. Boycott the game against West Ham if you like as that will make a better point. If we get crowds of 5000 for games without U21/23 but only 400 to watch the U21/23 then it will clearly highlight that fans don't want the U21/23 teams. And if we make it to the final there will still be at least 25000 gasheads buying tickets. We wouldn't of took 800 - 1000 fans in that cup unless it was a semifinal. I agree. Even in it's previous incarnation, it was known as the Mickey Mouse cup. I think we would have taken 250 maximum.
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