big dosser

37 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

But, the question we all need answered is, will there be Teds in the away end?

@Harry?

yes

agree stortz the undercard is bloody shocking. Also something don't sit right with me as there seems to be to much respect for each other. Well dillion will always have a punchers chance, Tyson should put him to bed by the 5th.

27 minutes ago, Stortz said:

I'm amazed you're interested in watching Isaac Lowe tbh, he could put a glass eye to sleep. He's a terrible boxer who's only on the card because he's from Morecombe and mates with Tyson.

It's such an insultingly bad undercard. Surely Frank could have got Dubois or Yarde out on it to showcase them a bit? I love boxing, but no way am I paying £25 to watch on principle, there'll be far better fights than that shower of shit in the crowd.

It's a shame the promotion has varied from non existent to shambolic, this is the sort of fight the whole country should be talking about. It seems strange to say about an event that's apparently sold 94k tickets, but it all feels like a bit of a missed opportunity to me. Let's hope the main can make up for it.

1 minute ago, The Gasbuster said:

To all fellow Reds !

and to yourself sir,

 I  remember my uncles mini with a few bricks on the roof.im sure they caused havac in the black horse pub,a few stanley blades were found which i guess was not for trimming the wallpaper.

the reason the capacity of the dump is lower is due to patio seats are a lot wider than normal seats

up the vale

1 hour ago, Davefevs said:

Not easy to articulate, just a combo of things that might all add up.

I think SL will react, they’ll have a disagreement and Nige will tell him some more home truths and tell him “I’m off, I don’t need this shit”.  He’ll leave honourably, with no pay off and enjoy his health.

And it would not surprise me if Lee Johnson takes us into next season.

blimey dave i just spat me cuppa out

i think the problem is we go for managers that i dont think we relate to or they dont relate to us.i wanted to see big nige do well but i feel he just looks like a man going through the motions.due to his health concerns i think he would do a better job upstairs with a younger up and coming man underneath.i will stick my neck out here as i have before a man i would love to see given a chance is garth awinsworth.

i know people will ask why so my reasons would be 1-works on a shoestring budget if not no budget 2-seems to find some gems out of lower league levels 3-gets the best out of all his players 4- very good with tactics and 5 most important just seems a great bloke and brims with confidence which i always feels rubs off on even the most negative of fans.oh forgot and we could also set a trend of showing are big hairy chests :laugh:

please exscuse my spelling

2 minutes ago, When the river runs said:

Joey Barton's hated for his criminal ways but it's all forgotten with Troy's. 

Booting a defenseless student in the head . I think he should leave the politics to someone else as hes no role model.

thats how i wanted to put it there always seems to be a rule for one and a rule for another,thanks river run

2 minutes ago, Wiltsred14 said:

He’s not asking for sympathy because of his mixed heritage. He is asking for a broader BAME representation in the curriculum so that children have a greater understanding of their identities. 
 

How is this petition for positive social change in any way linked to mistakes he’s made (and acknowledged) in the past? 
 

I fail to understand why you have been affronted by such a sensible request. Why is this? 

i am going to take on board what you have said and also listen to dave l links he sent,maybe i missed something or read it wrong

20 minutes ago, Wiltsred14 said:

You’ve completely missed the point of his letter, and come across as an idiot in the process. Your username is apt. Congratulations on that. 

hi would you like to let me know what point i have missed sir

andi has been outstanding this season,his goals and work rate has been fantastic, he is like a goal scoring jack russel

3 hours ago, Bristol Rob said:

 

to be fair it seems most of the city lads was trying to restrained him after he attacked the old guy,the black guy who chucked 4 rabbit punches is lucky they did not connect very well so i find all the city fans in picture not guilty  handbags and nothing else.the wannabe zulu brum fan on the other hand guilty of affray and inciting trouble season ban.

i think there are 3 judges in Scotland that's had to much bloody whisky. What a bloody disgrace to boxing. Taylor should be wearing a mask as that was daylight robbery

1 hour ago, maxjak said:

Tongue firmly in cheek.   I am personally on the fence with regard to NP ( I will NEVER call him Nige...)  I think we should have given him a shorter contract, instead of 3 years, another SL mistake IMHO.   He has brought through young players, but mainly due to necessity, not planning?              He has been unlucky with injuries (But there are plenty of other clubs similarly penalised)  My main issues, are his recruitment over the summer and his complete inability to organise a defensive unit?..............Sorry I will shut up now.

very well put sir 

8 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

Always reminds me of the finalist on Big Train’s Blinking Competition.

dont no why but he always reminds me of nooki bear

2 minutes ago, big dosser said:

man u home crystal palace home Hartlepool home and the list gos on and on. Oh of course that's different as it is a celebration silly me even though the sign says keep of the pitch.

oh hes got me there let me just read the bcfc dossier i come back with something

5 minutes ago, Slippin cider said:

The signs say ‘Please keep off the pitch’ so KEEP OFF THE PITCH!!! ….perfectly simple really isn’t it!! …

man u home crystal palace home Hartlepool home and the list gos on and on. Oh of course that's different as it is a celebration silly me even though the sign says keep of the pitch.

1 minute ago, TedsHeadIs Red said:

Your posts suggest you have missed the point. Pitch invasion is not allowed by non-playing humans. Parents should therefore not allow their kids to do it. 

ted the point im trying to make is a parent is not bad for thinking they are doing the right thing for there child. Yes i know its wrong but i can also understand that a parent is hoping to make there child's day.

5 minutes ago, UREDS_91 said:

The point is, there are rules and laws. You can't allow your child to break those rules or laws otherwise what example are you setting? My child wouldn't run onto the pitch, as I respect the rules and wouldn't dream of letting them run onto the field of play especially to beg for a kit. 

 

Hence there would be no requirement to tell them off...

as i said i would not let my grandkids go on the pitch but my point is one parent thinks if there child can get a shirt he would be so happy so they may think its a risk to take to see there child with a big smile,that does not make them shitty parents as above.

2 minutes ago, UREDS_91 said:

Small print reads.

 

"Unless you think its ok for your child to break this rule, then that's your choice and its perfectly fine. You're a great parent regardless"

never claimed to be a great parent as im sure all parents have there ups and downs. Get things right and get things wrong. But im not going to call parents shitty as above just because i dont agree.

1 minute ago, Super said:

Why fair play? It clearly states PLEASE KEEP OFF THE PITCH! 

because i would loved to have done that as a kid just did not have the bottle 

1 minute ago, UREDS_91 said:

So If I thought that my child stealing and sending him into Asda to appropriate some clothing was the correct thing to do, this wouldn't make me a bad parent? 

Thought not... What a moronic statement. 

not really no parent is perfect and what's stealing got to do with a young one asking for a shirt of his hero.oh and of course when the parents let there child run on the pitch i bet you and chippy red go and tell them off.i dont think so

3 minutes ago, ChippenhamRed said:

Good grief. It’s not their choice. It’s literally not offered as a choice. It’s crap parenting that ends up creating entitled brats.

seems like a big bit of jealously going on here and you sound like a teacher thats just been sacked

1 minute ago, ChippenhamRed said:

I’m quite happy to criticise parents who make bad decisions that create inequality between their entitled offspring and the rest of us doing the right thing.

would i let my kids or grandkids go on the pitch no.but if other people feel they would then fair play to them that's there choice but it does not make them bad parents for thinking its the right thing for there child.

4 minutes ago, ChippenhamRed said:

Here’s that tweet - it’s still there - and I completely agree with you. Without a doubt Bentley has sent a message there that it’s OK for kids to run onto the pitch - and sure enough it happened in greater numbers last night.

My boy plays in goal, Bentley is one of his heroes, and he would love his shirt. But absolutely no way would I allow him to run onto the pitch, breaking the rules, and then beg for something he has no right to expect. End result: the entitled kid with the shitty parent cries and gets a shirt, my boy gets nothing. Needs to stop ASAP.

 

each to there own, agree to disagree but lets not go down a route of slagging children's  parents off.