Would be nice just to win anything at all.
Talking with a West Ham mate at work and in his lifetime the only thing they have won is the inter-toto cup in 1999.
Things could be A LOT worse
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Would be nice just to win anything at all.
Talking with a West Ham mate at work and in his lifetime the only thing they have won is the inter-toto cup in 1999.
Things could be A LOT worse
Soldado is cursed, I was 100 per cent certain that shot in the second half was a goal when he hit it. Some supernatural force interfered there, no question.
Stanbouli is a talker as well, didn't have any problem organizing the others and gave Soldado a right talking to at one point. Could be the leader we have been lacking maybe?
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Yeah what a surprise, a player who's spent a year out injured isn't fantastic in his first competitive game back.
YAWN
its just all so tiresome
bang on about facilities for the disabled, genuinely disadvantaged people without choice over their circumstances, not people who - by and large live their lives the way that they want and are happy with who they are. Spending your life railing against a handful of ignorant cunts is going to take a lot of your time, as there are a lot more of them, than there are Grilled Bacon Lettuce and Tomato people.
Yeah what a surprise, a player who's spent a year out injured isn't fantastic in his first competitive game back.
Not a surprise at all. Would you agree though, that spending 15+ million pounds on a player that had one good season, that ended 1,5 years ago, for a low table club, that has mostly been injured since, would be a bad idea?
Whats tiresome is the idea than being LGBT is a "choice".
Chances are you know no-one from that community ( I hope you prove me wrong) so it's probably best not to comment on "them and "their lives" as it doesn't show you in the greatest of lights.
One good season?
Twenty three years old playing in a shit team, he's a brilliant player. If he gets over his injury and to the level he was before (I don't know if he will, you don't know if he won't) he'd be an excellent player for us.
One good season?
Twenty three years old playing in a shit team, he's a brilliant player. If he gets over his injury and to the level he was before (I don't know if he will, you don't know if he won't) he'd be an excellent player for us.
My memory failed me. But the point still remains: We don't know if he's still got it, how his injury has affected him. He isn't the solution to our problems, at least not yet.
Front of the shelf with my kids, had a really good night apart from when one of the late arrivals, in his 20's turns around to his Dad and says " that banner up there for Bill Nick, who was he?"
I didn't know whether to laugh, cry or slap him.
It always makes me laugh with the Park Lane / Shelf Side chant, do the other sides of the ground never join in? Is there never a we're the South stand?
I didn't know whether to laugh, cry or slap him.
It always makes me laugh with the Park Lane / Shelf Side chant, do the other sides of the ground never join in? Is there never a we're the South stand?
The South is the Park Lane...
The North do join in sometimes but the South can't hear them so it never gets going.
Hahaha no never. I think you mean north stand btw as south is Park Lane. Paxton are often urged to "give us a song" but never oblige. Too busy unwrapping their brie for the half time cheese board
If Stambouli is already giving the other players a bollocking when they mess up then stick him in the side against Villa over Capoue... Villa are a weak side at the moment and if he can impose himself on a match in the Prem it will do wonders for his self confidence and we need a strong leader that will get stuck in! Roy Keane springs to mind?
Then moaning because they thought it was Stilton.... I had 4 years in there sharing a season ticket in the Hoddle to Jol years, miserable bastards but still not as bad as now as the expectation levels were a lot lower
So you come on here to belittle someone who doesn't know who Billy Nich was but you clearly don't know which stand is which... OK M8
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I still like (but never really gets going) - to the tune of Electric Avenue
'We're gonna rock down to - Etienne Capoue
and we're taking Eric Dier'
'We're gonna rock down to - Etienne Capoue
and we're taking Eric Dier'
don't be so fucking arrogant.
I have known and worked with, and been proud to call friend, several gay (both genders) people.
I made no disparagement to that community - just you for trumpeting the cause in a match thread. So the people hitting dislike to my posts need to understand that distinction.
How they live their lives is a choice they make freely - just like you or I. Most of the ones I have met were perfectly happy in their lives, living without regret or discrimination. I feel no need to worry about a sector of society that are in that position, particularly as they have demonstrated a pretty impressive ability to stick up for themselves.
Disabled people - most certainly people born disabled have no choice. Some have no ability to do anything.
Get over yourself fella - you are not the last surviving friend of that sector of society.
What are you talking about you mug, the Park Lane and Shelf Side exchange chants. That's what
Gazza306
was referring to.