Maesknoll Red

15 minutes ago, havanatopia said:

The first part of your second sentence/paragraph looks about right but are we party to knowing about the second part or are you just guessing?

When you wish upon a star
Your dreams come true

I never believed in fantasy, but if that shower of shit go under, I will be a convert!

Just now, MC RISK77 said:

You suggested a similar slide to last season with 8 defeats so yes it was an over reaction 

Based on what I was watching at the time, it wasn’t beyond the realms of possibility.

Just now, MC RISK77 said:

Embarrassing post and over reaction...in all fairness not just you...but some of us have faith in this team

It’s been a poor game for 75minutes, by both sides, hardly an over reaction.

I never saw that coming in such a poor game.....

Wolves have got 5 now

2 minutes ago, MC RISK77 said:

Nothing like a massive over reaction 

Hardly, if a poor performance isn’t addressed, it’s easy for that to turn into another, then another.  This is a poor game, with nothing of note from either side yet, errors, misplaced passes and poor vision.

This needs addressing by Johnson, or it will turn into a repeat of last years slide.

Not a huge amount of skill and flair on display here, from either side.

Not coping with being pressured, want to much time on the ball and no vision, apart from that........

They wouldn’t look out of place in Bridgwater or on the Somerset levels, where the gene pool is similarly as small as it is amongst  the prowed sagheads.......

24 minutes ago, CotswoldRed said:

In fairness, whether somewhere is a dump or not isn't entirely about price. 

Look at the dumps in London.

Taking the club bias away from it, the area in the immediate vicinity of the stadium (at least some of it) is really quite unpleasant. 

Where is that?  I would suggest that much of the immediate area is quite desirable.

It still looks like you posted it, rather than a quote from a blue few board.

8 minutes ago, CrazyInWeston said:

Dont get me wrong, I didnt or ever felt like it was a dig towards me, its like war you see, its written by the victors, sure you'd see some accounts by some surviving losers of war, but it isnt what most people actively look to see. So it gets more buried over those who won.

Ask around, amongst some of those us who lived through it, in South Bristol we had colllections every Thursday in the local pubs (that was pay day when most were weekly paid), we had loads of fund raising going on, we were absolutely resolute that we would save our club, but, that said, it got to a position that looked bad, very bad.  We survived, but those of us who went through it will never, ever forget the glee, vitriol, piss taking and trying to make good from our misfortune that many, so many of the sags took part in.

Never forget!!

2 hours ago, havanatopia said:

 

an average bi-stander 

Not sure that the fact someone swings both ways comes into it, please refrain from sexual repression on here.

I’d like to feel that heterosexual, gay, gender neutral and bisexual bystanders can enjoy the sags apparent impending demise.

Wolves 2 up, BBC reckon it’s not reflective of the game

1 minute ago, Nogbad the Bad said:

West Brom fans will happily take a home thrashing if it leads to finally getting rid of Pulis.

They can't stand him.

They’re not alone......

Only goalless game in the division now, lets hope we can sneak a win here and keep the momentum going.

1 hour ago, ZiderEyed said:

Can you change a really obscure word to something else? Like "splenetic" to something ridiculous.

Yes, but it seems a pointless exercise.

25 minutes ago, richwwtk said:

I think it's the spellchecker on here, changes   U - T - G to  FTG

That another one I have to add now, stop creating work.......

1 hour ago, Port Said Red said:

Yes I know, I have done it a few times myself and it's a heartbreaking journey even from here, I imagine it's what it must have been like getting to Cardiff or Swansea before the bridges were built.

That was easy, the Aust Ferry.......

5 hours ago, CotswoldRed said:

Bristol Rovers 2018 Ltd, playing in League 2 in a different city sounds good. 

Not as good as Bristol Rovers, dissolved by the administrator and taxman......

35 minutes ago, Red34 said:

, and if they then sat on the Mem site for a few years

One things for sure, it wouldn’t look more derelict and full of tumbleweed, than it does now........

10 minutes ago, Rich said:

Bert is definitely telling the world that, Edward Ware, is in talks with a Taiwan person/s and news is out Thursday.

Oh no... I can’t wait for all the “coming for you”, “ richest club in the world”,  “3 trillion fans” bullshit to start again.....  

How appropriate this is, the pox of Bristol.........

NounEdit

gift that keeps on giving (plural gifts that keep on giving)

1. (US, idiomatic) Something with continuing consequences.
2. (US, slang) A sexually transmitted disease.
   • 2006, Jeannie Cheatham,  Meet Me with Your Black Drawers On: My Life in Music, page 130:

     She fell for his soulful tenor playing, so she gave him the gift that keeps on giving — the clap.

   • 2007, Doug Giles,  A Time to Clash: Papers from a Provocative Pastor, page 202:

     Plus, there's about a 25% chance that you now have the gift that keeps on giving, an STD.

   • 2007, R.H.B. Jackson,  Dad and Me, page 462:

     Maybe I was lucky that we did not get together, who knows, maybe she would have given me the gift that keeps on giving.

   • 2010, Michael Salvatore,  Between Boyfriends, page 184:

     “You gave me the gift that keeps on giving!” […] “The old man gave Sebastian herpes!”

3 hours ago, In the Net said:

Not heard of it being discussed there - far more important issues on the Agenda, like the pie tasting session! 

That sounds like something that should have been behind closed doors when Vicki’s was prominent in Park St......