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Barnet fans looking forward to Rovers visiting fans and their 'anthem'. One negative for me, though. That bloody Irene song. I HATE Goodnight Irene. It's got to be THE most uninspirational of all football songs. Do they sing it just to send the opposition players and fans to sleep? I shall stand right next to our drummer in the hope he bangs the drum loud enough to drown that bloody awful song from my ears.31 points
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Look out for referee Andy Woolmer tonight at the sags game. I hear that If he performs well infront of their large crowd he will be fast tracked to the next round of champions league fixtures.9 points
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Includes 268 Wimbledon fans. Under 7k Gasheads there tonight. Pathetic support....'it's just what they do'.3 points
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The 6 games without scoring a goal matchday thread ? The Saggies take on the mighty Wimbledon tonight in yet another relegation clash at the Manurial having not scored in their last 5 games. Another duck tonight will equal their worst run in 96 years of league football, even though they have only been in the Football League for 3 years. Blunt striker Tom (no goals in 36 games) Nicholls leads a line which has not scored in 450 minutes of league football. Let's hope that the Wombles can keep their prolific strike force at bay and help to match a record run from 1922 to be prowed of. Commentary on Radio Brizzle or follow the boring drab online with the BBC or SKY Score Centre Apps for anyone interested.3 points
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This claim began with the sensible suggestion of you becoming King; which is most certainly possible. But finding somebody prepared to PAY for Wales is just going too far, Rudolf. ?3 points
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When I become King, as I surely will, I will ban that 'kin song. Then I'll sell Wales.3 points
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Seems there is a bit of rivalry between Rovers and Barnet. Can they get anymore embarrassing? Hang on it's nearly xmas time......3 points
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Evil Post are reporting that if the Sags fail to score at Wimbledon, it will be their worst goalscoring run in the English Football league for 96 years. Now forgive me if I'm wrong, but haven't they only been in the Football league for 3 years? Bristol Rovers on the verge of equalling terrible 96-year record https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/bristol-rovers-risk-equalling-terrible-2135445#ICID=Android_BristolPostApp_AppShare3 points
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Oh no someone wished the Gas good luck, must go into 4 year old salty mode. Christ, grow the **** up.3 points
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She has to at least act impartial in the interests of professionalism in her role. She has said she's a City fan, she's just doing her job... I'd much rather she posts here and provides the information while being fair to both clubs, than not posting at all because of her personal football club preferences.3 points
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So now even AFC Wimbledon have scored more goals for the sags than their star striker Tom Nicholls. Bargain.2 points
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Fk hell indeed...Cadbury lorry spotted at camp calamity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMbJyJvqt482 points
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A wonderful quote from Marcus Stewart, "The team is doing a great job when we have'nt got the ball and we are out of possession". Yes, well.2 points
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A quick perusal of related companies: DWANE DEVELOPMENTS UK LIMITED Not a lot going on here; first required accounts filing 30 September 2019. WIZTEK LIMITED Now this is odd. The company is 100% owned by Hani Al Qadi but without apparently trading it now has losses of £1.0m which are covered by a debt to to Hani Al Qadi. There is nothing dodgy about this, it's just odd and why would you want to do it? My guess is that an asset valued at £1m and currently owned by a AQ company will be transferred into it. The land, or part of the land, for the "training ground" is the obvious candidate.2 points
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Happy Birthday banners being hung from every bridge and signs on roundabouts for the big day?2 points
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The people have spoken BREXIT means... Bristol Rovers exit. and it can't come soon enough.2 points
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Darrell Clarke could have played a masterstroke and took off Rovers' two goalscorers...1 point
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Oi RRH! I have just put that in our Loan Watch thread where it belongs.1 point
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Too much meddling in team affairs by the owner apparently . Simon Grayson was asked about it. He said. I can’t say much about my time there apart from I wasn’t allowed to do my job how I wanted .1 point
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No idea, they are shite though. Still, Plymouth & Shrewsbury both winning.1 point
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The commentator on RB stated: "It's now 517 minutes (or how ever many it is) since Rovers last scored a goal and that doesn't include added time". What a dumbarse. Football matches only ever last for 90 minutes. 'Added time' is a misnomer; it is time added on only to compensate for the time which has been lost. 90 minutes less lost time plus added time only ever should equal 90 minutes. Rant over!1 point
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BBC website - AFC Wimbledon, in 21st, travel to Bristol Rovers, who are one place above them. The Dons have lost their last four while Rovers have failed to score in their last five. That could be one for the purists.1 point
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Should be easy enough to arrange. They have got 16 years to sort it out..!1 point
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Heard the Gas are scouting reinforcements in Scandinavia. Lot of Nils over there, apparently.1 point
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Other way round perhaps? He performed badly in front of a large crowd, so his next game is the gas.1 point
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I'd let them keep it , they don't realise how much they embarrass themselves when they sing it .1 point
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Sorry but you're wrong Rudolph old fruit , it's meant to read " take " as in " taken for a ride " . The correct and full translation is We take Ltd .1 point
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There isn’t much to suggest a travelling army of visiting fans, so yes, could well be! The loco, if I’ve read the number correctly, was withdrawn from service in1958 when it was based at Goole (25c). Nice placement of the gas holders!1 point
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On the 41st anniversary of Spurs 9 Gas 0 you superbly trump that by bringing up the great Joe (10 past roverzzz) Payne - well played Sir!1 point
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I think you are getting slightly confused the police only say "Evening all", in the morning they just say "You're nicked"1 point
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I think Julie was suggesting that slightly happier gasheads were easier to police, but it there are a few on here who would jump on her comments if she said good morning, which I am sure is not news to her.1 point
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Sounds familiar - me and a couple of mates went over to watch England play New Zealand at Cricket at Glamorgan’s ground last year....after the game we popped into a bar near Cardiff Station for a snifter, one of my mates had a City training top on....well that was it....like moths to a flame we were suddenly surrounded by a load of young gasheads, at least 15 of them. They liked those 15 v 3 odds so gave us loads - we just stood there smiling as they bellowed ‘Shithead, shithead’ into our faces followed by a ‘rousing’ rendition of ‘Goodnight Irene’ - we just stood there smiling and suddenly the buxom Welsh landlady just went beserk, charged around the bar and yelled at them to shut up and get out - and the spotty gas boys fled! You can’t buy comedy like that! But, in total contrast, during the lunch break at the Cricket that day we popped out of the ground and went to a back street boozer nearby. Our accents aroused interest, as well as my mate’s training top, and we were surrounded by a group of locals. But how different this experience was to the one we’d have later after the game with the gas kids....these guys were proper old school Cardiff fans and they were very happy to have a beer with us and a chat about the old days. These chaps hadn’t attended a Cardiff game since the red kit debacle, they were very passionate about their club but hated what it had become. They also said they really missed the old Ninian Park days, especially ‘When Bristol City came to town’....we had a really good chat about what a day at the football used to be like and the hatred between our two clubs, but they also made us feel so welcome in their pub and we enjoyed a few drinks together. There was much mutual respect, we shook hands and went back to the cricket. So, so different to the immature gas ***** that we encountered later on that day.....do they really think ‘Shithead, shithead’ is gonna make us run away?! Anyway, the landlady took them on single-handedly and saw them off!1 point