Sir Leigh of Somerset
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I find threads headed 'Annoying things people say in football chat on otib' very annoying.......
(Especially when a responder to such a headed thread illuminates their oh so clever comments with an emoji or two !)
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5 minutes ago, maxjak said:
Your hilarious..........That's spelt.....H I L A R I O U S
Love the irony........
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17 hours ago, BS4 on Tour... said:
Junior?!
That was the first thought that entered my head but you beat me to it. God, i feel old...........
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Didn't go but saw some of it on TV.
I'm with Marcus X in that i thought Jungblud was brilliant.
And especially this track;
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A better version;
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LJ is going to have to learn this song;
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13 hours ago, Big C said:
people tend to forget that's it's only the vocal minority on here
True. Which, it seems, echoes society in general..............
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3 hours ago, The dastardly red said:
Just in case anyone hasn't said it already Leeds have the most annoying fans. Villa a close second. Millwall have comedy fans, I don't think no one likes them, no one takes them seriously. Knees up muver braaaan raand the old joaaaana and all that.
So you do think that someone likes them.........?
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7 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:
MODS can you amend the thread title please? It really upsets me.
Well, your 'hollowed sands' upset me..............
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1 hour ago, And Its Smith said:
Didn’t have you down as a troll.
Well, you obviously haven't met him.........
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1 hour ago, exAtyeoMax said:
Absolutely gorgeous.
And the song isn't too bad either......
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Or this?
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6 hours ago, The dastardly red said:
It's not just away either. 2 fifty something blokes in the Dolman the other week getting all hard and pushy with a younger fan just as the AG 8 were coming on. Those 'fans' too busy relieving their youth to applaud and witness what was a real special moment
Wow, the entertainment at football matches has certainly got very modern in recent years.......
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Just now, hertsexile said:
How about Bas Savage it’s all n the name
Keith Fear......
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14 hours ago, Curr Avon said:
Join us LIVE at 10am on Sunday March 10th.
https://www.podbean.com/lsw/voj3TKjf6G?lsid=yge6Jig1uYv
Host David is joined by Ian, Neil and Mark, to review City's 1-1 draw with Peterborough and look forward to the remaining 5 Championship fixtures.
Post your questions here, or during the Podcast and we'll try to read out as many as possible on air.
Many thanks
Mark Tovey
Why wait almost a year to review the game?
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4 hours ago, gl2 said:
and since then........over 7years ago and apart from getting sacked by various clubs hes achieved what exactly? hardly "solid"
I am ashamed that the manager who got us to this div was given just 256 DAYS after he got us here and after we gave him little to no money, then we go and waste multi-millions on the managers that followed.
Seems we have learned nothing as NP is given 3yr contract based on what, certainly not the last 7yrs in management.
And he's not doing too badly with next to no money at Shrewsbury.......
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33 minutes ago, Midred said:
Someone on the beeb website said that Man city decided what kind of team they wanted and bought the players they wanted. Utd threw money at a load of players and hoped they had a team!
And, under Ashton/Johnson, we copied the Man U play book.......
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8 hours ago, Rocking Red Cyril said:
What about for those of us that loath peanut butter
Fair point.
For them, i offer 'the fact that Tuesday 1st March 2022 was also 'National Fruit Compote Day'............
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Happy National Peanut Butter Lovers's Day
(Yep, really.......)
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Mike Scott of The Waterboys is one of the finest songwriters around. The current awful situation in The Ukraine just reminded me of this song which is one of his best ones from the early days ('A Pagan Place' - 1984). Quite poignant lyrics really.
The Red Army Blues
Red Army blues :: WaterboysWhen I left my home and my family
my mother said to me
"Son, it's not how many Germans you kill that counts
it's how many people you set free"So I packed my bags
brushed my cap
Walked out into the world
seventeen years old
Never kissed a girlTook the train to Voronezh
that was as far as it would go
Changed my sacks for a uniform
bit my lip against the snow
I prayed for mother Russia
in the summer of '43
And as we drove the Germans back
I really believed
That God was listening to meWe howled into Berlin
tore the smoking buildings down
Raised the red flag high
burnt the reichstag brown
I saw my first American
and he looked a lot like me
He had the same kinda farmer's face
said he'd come from some place called Hazzard, TennesseeThen the war was over
my discharge papers came
Me and twenty hundred others
went to Stettiner for the train
Kiev! said the commissar
from there your own way home
But I never got to Kiev
we never came by home
Train went north to the Taiga
we were stripped and marched in file
Up the great siberian road
for miles and miles and miles and miles
Dressed in stripes and tatters
in a gulag left to die
All because Comrade Stalin was scared that
we'd become too westernized!Used to love my country
used to be so young
Used to believe that life was
the best song ever sung
I would have died for my country
in 1945
But now only one thing remains
but now only one thing remains
But now only one thing remains
but now only one thing remains
The brute will to survive!- 3
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Common sense is like deodorant. The people who need it the most never use it.
(Anonymous)
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Mike Scott of The Waterboys is one of the most under-rated but utterly brilliant lyricist around.
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6 hours ago, Med/MadHatter said:
Melville of course is the ancestor of the musician Moby, cracking film
Now that's something (among the many things) i didn't know.
Thanks for that.
Apparently. Melville was Moby's great great great Uncle.
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All Matches Postponed Until At Least 12/9/22
in Football Chat
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It's the lacking of self-awareness and the utter hypocrisy on Sinclair's part that makes me smile to myself.
Sinclair is a self-confessed (pleaded guilty), convicted racist who, on such a very sad day for people of all nationalities, ethnicities and religions, feels the need to remind us all that racism is alive and well in the UK.