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Essex...no more words needed.

It has it's very own micro climate, pedicured to within an inch of it's life. Everything fake, the aim to look like a minty fresh lozenge...  that places an importance  on eyebrows, fake tans, brylcreem, the English rash (tattoos), fast cars, fast 'woman' over brain cells.

Good luck with that then....

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4 hours ago, Red Ferret said:

And here it is...yep,that's a mural of the chairman in bed with his missus dreaming of glory 

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Steve has been wondering what to have on the Lansdown stand walls! 

Don't go giving him ideas - Maggie might not be too pleased at the thought of seeing a mural of her in bed with Steve everytime she rocks up to home game.

:shocking:

P.S. Think SL is some way behind in the tattoo stakes.

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49 minutes ago, spudski said:

Essex...no more words needed.

It has it's very own micro climate, pedicured to within an inch of it's life. Everything fake, the aim to look like a minty fresh lozenge...  that places an importance  on eyebrows, fake tans, brylcreem, the English rash (tattoos), fast cars, fast 'woman' over brain cells.

Good luck with that then....

You're describing Rylan then Spudski - apart from the fast women, of course! 

P.S. You left out pearly white teeth.

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28 minutes ago, SARJ said:

Fair play I say. Guy is getting involved and putting his money where his mouth is and hopefully the club will benefit. Good luck to 'em.

No doubting that mate...it's just how you go about doing it I think. I guess that's why some find it repulsive.

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3 minutes ago, spudski said:

No doubting that mate...it's just how you go about doing it I think. I guess that's why some find it repulsive.

Might not be to everyone's taste granted! But then maybe Lansdown has plans for a mural of him and his wife in the South Stand.......

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All feels a bit like Max Griggs did back in the early 1990's, he turned Rushden Town and Irtlingborough Diamonds into his play thing, Invested lots of money he made through Doc Martens, merging the two sides and rocketing them up the leagues faster than they could really cope

Can remember going to Nene Park one season there was literally nothing there, just one average sized non league stand on one side, the following season back there again and they had an electronic scoreboard, all seater stands and all this whilst still only at Southern League level.

It's all very well buying the success, which with the quality of players being brought in, is essentially what they are doing - but they need a real infrastructure put in place, he clearly has no real loyalty to the club as he went to Dagenham first (all sounds like Wall-E up the gas) so don't be surprised that when we reaches a decent standard he gets bored quickly and leaves the club in a financial mess

 

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The bloke is an absolute bell end.

First, he's all "I do this for charity blah blah" then he tells someone on Twitter to jump and end it.

Then when he gets abuse for that, he calls everyone haters and blocks them. 

Cant stand him. Full of shit and an arrogant prat to boot.

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Not everyones cuppa, but hey they will have a fun ride for a while - seems his heart is in the right place as well.

 

 

Tamplin, who has spent around £1m upgrading Billericay's ground, says he is trying to galvanise the local community.

He's introduced street pastors to home games so fans can talk over problems, while Billericay's ground has 50 seats for disabled children, who receive free admission, food and drink.

Recently, Billericay named a new stand after young football fan Harry Parker, who has a rare form of cerebral palsy.

Tamplin donated £45,000 towards the cost of an operation to help the seven-year-old walk again.

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2 hours ago, Fiale said:

Not everyones cuppa, but hey they will have a fun ride for a while - seems his heart is in the right place as well.

 

 

Tamplin, who has spent around £1m upgrading Billericay's ground, says he is trying to galvanise the local community.

He's introduced street pastors to home games so fans can talk over problems, while Billericay's ground has 50 seats for disabled children, who receive free admission, food and drink.

Recently, Billericay named a new stand after young football fan Harry Parker, who has a rare form of cerebral palsy.

Tamplin donated £45,000 towards the cost of an operation to help the seven-year-old walk again.

He can be a **** as much as he likes when he does altruistic acts like that

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