Superjack

I think it's patently obvious that it isn't just you, my friend. It beggars belief to me that there are some that aren't.

Whereas Lansdowns....

Bump.

Absolutely agree. But I still don't want this thread derailed for good reason.

In terms of personnel, I actually thought that GJ made, on the whole, very good signings for us (obvs a few duds... Bas Savage??? ... and the striker that was a left back). My biggest gripe was the lack of use of David Noble. Yes, he may have had his off field demons, but he was by far the best player for talent in the squad in all the time he was here. Sadly, most of us know that his non-selection was nothing to do with his life away from the pitch. But that has been done to death, and I certainly don't wish to derail this thread.

Says everything about NP imo that he didn't do the same. He said when he came in, something along the lines that it was a 'strangely run club'. I think he saw what Coppell saw. A mark of the man (imo) that he stuck it out and tried to help us. As far as I am concerned the 'club apologists' can **** off. It's clear to see over the Lansdowns history who was in the right.

Yes. Well,he is 'allegedly' a coward*. So I think that you are right. *'Alleged' by me for a start.

Amended.

Because they are viewed as plebs. As are we.

Because the dictatorship would have you ejected.

Yes, sorry. He left because he 'allegedly' lamped a player. Would Tinnion do that, do you think?...

Well... Manning, actually.

And always will be under them.

The Lansdowns aren't cooks. They couldn't even operate a ****ing microwave.

I'll protect you.

He's tried it with every manager. And I imagine in this case it is rightly true. I'd love to slam the door on him. The Exit door.

ITK?...

Scoring for Doncaster though.

Let's face it, if he hadn't lamped a player he would still be here.

This sounds awfully familiar...

Can he play on his own up front without any service?

Well these first eleven words are bollocks for a start.

Anybody right now. Well... almost.

They ain't the boss of me.