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Howdy folks!


It's the Watford FC tonight in the Crapabao Cup and after the absolute fiasco of the draw (Are we home? Are we away? Are we Neighbours?), we finally get to proceed to the actual match. Turns out we are away after all. John Salako has been banned from every TV studio in the land. The dozy pillock.


I'm going to try and emulate a little more fact work into my thread today. I'm no Hav but I'm taking inspiration so please bear with.


So Watford is based in Hertfordshire, a county surrounded by poshies to the west (Buckinghamshire), poshies and posh students to the north east (Cambridgeshire), cockneys to the south (Greater London) and perma-tanned brats with flashy motors and life time memberships to the Sugar Hut, to the east (Essex). Watfordians must have a London accent as my cousin currently resides in Buckinghamshire and when they left Bristol, had an accent akin to Adge's. Now they sound like an extra off Eastenders so it goes without saying that with Watford being closer, it's guaranteed.

Watford has always been an industrial place with many different aspects to income. With the Great Union Canal and railway lines linking directly to London and Birmingham respectively, coal and gas were mass produced back in the day. There was also a paper mill that produced fine quality paper, which in turn helped Watford become a base for printing firms in the SE. Nowadays, Watford is a centre of excellence for TV and film production. Leavesden Studios (famous for the Harry Potter films) was once an aerodrome and de Havilland factory making the Halifax bomber from WW2. A plane that utilised Bristol engines, these engines were built up in gas territory in Filton...


Watford FC is most famous for its association with Reg Dwight himself aka Sir Elton John. He used to own the club when it was at it's peak in the Graham Taylor (RIP) years. They both became life presidents and Elton still is to this day. Hakuna Matata.
Watford are nicknamed The Hornets and play in black and yellow. Like a hornet obviously. The nickname was chosen by a fan poll when they changed their main colours from blue and white. A hornet is a giant wasp with a big attitude problem. When I lived in Devon, there was a well known hornets nest on our Uni playing fields. If one of us kicked a ball anywhere near that tree, we'd all shit ourselves at the thought of going to get it. They were nasty bastards and many of us got stung...

Vicarage Road is the home of Watford and is smaller than our dear AG at only 23,000. It was originally owned by a brewery. Like us though, Vicarage Road has its own Halt, which like us, is derelict because British Rail/Network Rail/Labour/Tories/the local Council can't see what is blatantly staring them in the face... Fun fact for you all. Vicarage Road has also been the home of Saracens Rugby and Wealdstone FC - yep the team of "You got no fans. You want some? I'll give it ya..." fame...



On to tonight. We will probably be schooled and I feel the LJ Tombola might just see daylight for the first time in months, when it's loaded on to the Peter Carol express. Aden Flint will be cup tied and that will make him less attractive to potential buyers... what potential buyers I hear you ask? The ones in January. He ain't going anywhere in the next two weeks now. 3-1 to Reg and co. The bigger boys do tend to win out over the smaller boys. That's the circle of life... Though just occasionally, I'd imagine the Mandrill would pick up the wrong Lion Cub and the circle is altered ever so slightly. I'm stopping there as that is starting to sound like hope.


FYI, it's unlikely we'll be in it but the 3rd round draw is scheduled to be held on August 24th in CHINA! AT 4.15AM UK TIME! That's what having money for a sponsorship gets you. A cup draw for a football competition in a country, over a 1000 miles away, at a time and venue suitable to you. Carabao drink is also disgusting btw.


Finally, it's time for an old manager cliche. "We can concentrate on the league"..........can't we?
 

 

Come on you reds/purples...

BigTone

BigTone

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9 minutes ago, Septic Peg said:

Howdy folks!


It's the Watford FC tonight in the Crapabao Cup and after the absolute fiasco of the draw (Are we home? Are we away? Are we Neighbours?), we finally get to proceed to the actual match. Turns out we are away after all. John Salako has been banned from every TV studio in the land. The dozy pillock.


I'm going to try and emulate a little more fact work into my thread today. I'm no Hav but I'm taking inspiration so please bear with.


So Watford is based in Hertfordshire, a county surrounded by poshies to the west (Buckinghamshire), poshies and posh students to the north east (Cambridgeshire), cockneys to the south (Greater London) and perma-tanned brats with flashy motors and life time memberships to the Sugar Hut, to the east (Essex). Watfordians must have a London accent as my cousin currently resides in Buckinghamshire and when they left Bristol, had an accent akin to Adge's. Now they sound like an extra off Eastenders so it goes without saying that with Watford being closer, it's guaranteed.

Watford has always been an industrial place with many different aspects to income. With the Great Union Canal and railway lines linking directly to London and Birmingham respectively, coal and gas were mass produced back in the day. There was also a paper mill that produced fine quality paper, which in turn helped Watford become a base for printing firms in the SE. Nowadays, Watford is a centre of excellence for TV and film production. Leavesden Studios (famous for the Harry Potter films) was once an aerodrome and de Havilland factory making the Halifax bomber from WW2. A plane that utilised Bristol engines, these engines were built up in gas territory in Filton...


Watford FC is most famous for its association with Reg Dwight himself aka Sir Elton John. He used to own the club when it was at it's peak in the Graham Taylor (RIP) years. They both became life presidents and Elton still is to this day. Hakuna Matata.
Watford are nicknamed The Hornets and play in black and yellow. Like a hornet obviously. The nickname was chosen by a fan poll when they changed their main colours from blue and white. A hornet is a giant wasp with a big attitude problem. When I lived in Devon, there was a well known hornets nest on our Uni playing fields. If one of us kicked a ball anywhere near that tree, we'd all shit ourselves at the thought of going to get it. They were nasty bastards and many of us got stung...

Vicarage Road is the home of Watford and is smaller than our dear AG at only 23,000. It was originally owned by a brewery. Like us though, Vicarage Road has its own Halt, which like us, is derelict because British Rail/Network Rail/Labour/Tories/the local Council can't see what is blatantly staring them in the face... Fun fact for you all. Vicarage Road has also been the home of Saracens Rugby and Wealdstone FC - yep the team of "You got no fans. You want some? I'll give it ya..." fame...



On to tonight. We will probably be schooled and I feel the LJ Tombola might just see daylight for the first time in months, when it's loaded on to the Peter Carol express. Aden Flint will be cup tied and that will make him less attractive to potential buyers... what potential buyers I hear you ask? The ones in January. He ain't going anywhere in the next two weeks now. 3-1 to Reg and co. The bigger boys do tend to win out over the smaller boys. That's the circle of life... Though just occasionally, I'd imagine the Mandrill would pick up the wrong Lion Cub and the circle is altered ever so slightly. I'm stopping there as that is starting to sound like hope.


FYI, it's unlikely we'll be in it but the 3rd round draw is scheduled to be held on August 24th in CHINA! AT 4.15AM UK TIME! That's what having money for a sponsorship gets you. A cup draw for a football competition in a country, over a 1000 miles away, at a time and venue suitable to you. Carabao drink is also disgusting btw.


Finally, it's time for an old manager cliche. "We can concentrate on the league"..........can't we?
 

 

Come on you reds/purples...

Condensed Version

Watford

Expect to find Elton John lurking in the players showers.

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15 minutes ago, Septic Peg said:

Howdy folks!


It's the Watford FC tonight in the Crapabao Cup and after the absolute fiasco of the draw (Are we home? Are we away? Are we Neighbours?), we finally get to proceed to the actual match. Turns out we are away after all. John Salako has been banned from every TV studio in the land. The dozy pillock.


I'm going to try and emulate a little more fact work into my thread today. I'm no Hav but I'm taking inspiration so please bear with.


So Watford is based in Hertfordshire, a county surrounded by poshies to the west (Buckinghamshire), poshies and posh students to the north east (Cambridgeshire), cockneys to the south (Greater London) and perma-tanned brats with flashy motors and life time memberships to the Sugar Hut, to the east (Essex). Watfordians must have a London accent as my cousin currently resides in Buckinghamshire and when they left Bristol, had an accent akin to Adge's. Now they sound like an extra off Eastenders so it goes without saying that with Watford being closer, it's guaranteed.

Watford has always been an industrial place with many different aspects to income. With the Great Union Canal and railway lines linking directly to London and Birmingham respectively, coal and gas were mass produced back in the day. There was also a paper mill that produced fine quality paper, which in turn helped Watford become a base for printing firms in the SE. Nowadays, Watford is a centre of excellence for TV and film production. Leavesden Studios (famous for the Harry Potter films) was once an aerodrome and de Havilland factory making the Halifax bomber from WW2. A plane that utilised Bristol engines, these engines were built up in gas territory in Filton...


Watford FC is most famous for its association with Reg Dwight himself aka Sir Elton John. He used to own the club when it was at it's peak in the Graham Taylor (RIP) years. They both became life presidents and Elton still is to this day. Hakuna Matata.
Watford are nicknamed The Hornets and play in black and yellow. Like a hornet obviously. The nickname was chosen by a fan poll when they changed their main colours from blue and white. A hornet is a giant wasp with a big attitude problem. When I lived in Devon, there was a well known hornets nest on our Uni playing fields. If one of us kicked a ball anywhere near that tree, we'd all shit ourselves at the thought of going to get it. They were nasty bastards and many of us got stung...

Vicarage Road is the home of Watford and is smaller than our dear AG at only 23,000. It was originally owned by a brewery. Like us though, Vicarage Road has its own Halt, which like us, is derelict because British Rail/Network Rail/Labour/Tories/the local Council can't see what is blatantly staring them in the face... Fun fact for you all. Vicarage Road has also been the home of Saracens Rugby and Wealdstone FC - yep the team of "You got no fans. You want some? I'll give it ya..." fame...



On to tonight. We will probably be schooled and I feel the LJ Tombola might just see daylight for the first time in months, when it's loaded on to the Peter Carol express. Aden Flint will be cup tied and that will make him less attractive to potential buyers... what potential buyers I hear you ask? The ones in January. He ain't going anywhere in the next two weeks now. 3-1 to Reg and co. The bigger boys do tend to win out over the smaller boys. That's the circle of life... Though just occasionally, I'd imagine the Mandrill would pick up the wrong Lion Cub and the circle is altered ever so slightly. I'm stopping there as that is starting to sound like hope.


FYI, it's unlikely we'll be in it but the 3rd round draw is scheduled to be held on August 24th in CHINA! AT 4.15AM UK TIME! That's what having money for a sponsorship gets you. A cup draw for a football competition in a country, over a 1000 miles away, at a time and venue suitable to you. Carabao drink is also disgusting btw.


Finally, it's time for an old manager cliche. "We can concentrate on the league"..........can't we?
 

 

Come on you reds/purples...

Boooooooooooo, rubbish!!!

Bring back Havanatopia!

Why should a Johnson-lover do the match thread.

It's a sad day when Steve's influence has infected OTIB.

Booooooooo.

 

:disapointed2se:

 

tfj  :protest:

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13 minutes ago, Septic Peg said:

Why the bin @Kotsy? Constructive criticism is always welcome. Got my big girl pants on too... let's hear it.

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

Septic Peg

Septic Peg

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3 minutes ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

Thanks for getting back to me. Appreciate the feedback.

 

Fwiw, fanta is better than tango. So I can totally agree with that analogy.

Major Isewater

Major Isewater

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So a match between Watford's reserves and City's reserves in a game no one is interested in , for a cup that no one cares about or wants to win . 

Both clubs will be more intent on guarding their league status than having an unnecessary run in an unnecessary and uninspiring Mickey Mouse tournament .

Can't wait .

It will be a case of ' who wants it less'  more . 

Roll on Friday and a change of tempo for Villa .

 

cidered abroad

cidered abroad

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Hi Peg, thanks for the post . Just one small point is that China, Beijing to be precise, is approx 5,000 miles as the crow flies. It'll be knackered by the time it gets there. Let's see if the Chinese can **** up the draw as was done for this round. Although highly unlikely that we'll be in it. 

megansdad

megansdad

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For us I think there should be significant interest - new players and those out of the starting league XI given their chance to perform. Flint back in defence perhaps alongside Hegeler - interest a plenty..

 

The Nest Egg

The Nest Egg

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Completely pointless game that I have nothing but apathy for- we always get crap cup draws where our ceiling is always a lower mid table Premier League team that will beat us comfortably. Would have liked Barnet, Rovers or Exeter City (although I forgot if Exeter went through or not to be honest). 2-0 loss, get it over with and rip the plaster off quickly so we can concentrate on Villa.

Jin

Jin

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1 hour ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

I actually prefer Pepsi...

shelts

shelts

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1 hour ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

I prefer Pepsi!!!

BanburyRed

BanburyRed

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1 hour ago, megansdad said:

For us I think there should be significant interest - new players and those out of the starting league XI given their chance to perform. Flint back in defence perhaps alongside Hegeler - interest a plenty..

 

Firmly with you on this one, fella.....those out of favour should be picked with an opportunity to show what they can do, maybe a look at a new or different formation, use sub/s properly if game needs a change. Desire, commitment, application.

shelts

shelts

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Pegs thanks for taking the time to set up tonight's match that by the sounds of it no one wants . Chance a plenty to get some of our fringe players etc a competitive fixture and impress the Boss. Friday is the game that really matters . 

Major Isewater

Major Isewater

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6 minutes ago, BanburyRed said:

Firmly with you on this one, fella.....those out of favour should be picked with an opportunity to show what they can do, maybe a look at a new or different formation, use sub/s properly if game needs a change. Desire, commitment, application.

Désire , commitment,application , all words you wouldn't associate with City and early rounds of the Caribou cup .

Kala Taro

Kala Taro

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Good write up Peg, enjoyed reading that.

I also prefer Pepsi to Coke and I also preferred Pepsi to Shirley but then again I do prefer Coke over Bacardi. Wait... what was the question again?

BigTone

BigTone

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1 hour ago, Midred said:

Too much info Peg!:blink:

At least she has them on for a change.  When they're not hanging out to dry that is.

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BigTone

BigTone

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1 hour ago, Major Isewater said:

Désire , commitment,application , all words you wouldn't associate with City and early rounds of the Caribou cup .

Imagine lifting this baby up on the podium at Wembley.  And poor old Scotty would have to "muck out" the trophy room as part of his kit man duties.

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BigTone

BigTone

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21 minutes ago, Malbec said:

Good write up Peg, enjoyed reading that.

I also prefer Pepsi to Coke and I also preferred Pepsi to Shirley but then again I do prefer Coke over Bacardi. Wait... what was the question again?

What day is it

chipdawg

chipdawg

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I prefer coke to Pepsi but I have no strong opinions on who starts a match three, so long as I don't have to do it

Peg, Havana: Keep up the good work so we don't have to

B1ackbird

B1ackbird

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3 hours ago, Septic Peg said:

Thanks for getting back to me. Appreciate the feedback.

 

Fwiw, fanta is better than tango. So I can totally agree with that analogy.

The last Fanta in Paris.. Not the same is it...

:blink:

BigTone

BigTone

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3 hours ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

People don't snort Pepsi ?

Super

Super

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Free game for us. Hope we at least get a decent performance and not like Burnley last season.

pongo88

pongo88

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4 hours ago, Septic Peg said:

Why the bin @Kotsy? Constructive criticism is always welcome. Got my big girl pants on too... let's hear it.

"Big girl pants". I never imagined you as a Brigdget Jones type 

Bar BS3

Bar BS3

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Nobody cares, everyone would take a defeat tonight in return for something out of Friday's game against Villa. It's a chance to try some fringe players, newcomers & youngsters, without any real pressure to win.... 

.... until we lose, then it will be a great opportunity for some to stick the boot in on LJ & his team selection. 

If we win, then that will probably be wrong and an inconvenience to our fixture list, caused by LJ. 

Not being able to pay on the day.... LJ's fault. 

Elton John's dress sense.... LJ's fault. 

Anybody who makes a mistake.... LJ's fault. 

God forbid the scores are level at 90 mins and evil LJ has conspired to tire out our players, just like he did by beating Plymouth. 

 

 

 

RumRed

RumRed

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6 minutes ago, iamalagerdrinker said:

Free radio commentary tonight via BCFC TV & for the Villa game

You sure? I thought it was commentary but no video for the subscribers abroad?

I maybe wrong though.

downendcity

downendcity

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4 hours ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

Is they key something that Havana doesn't wear big girls pants?

exAtyeoMax

exAtyeoMax

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4 hours ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

is that the vodka or the rum?

EstoniaTallinnRed

EstoniaTallinnRed

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4 hours ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

Did you know that you can descale your kettle with Coca Cola,  imagine what it is doing to your stomach!

WestonRobin

WestonRobin

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4 hours ago, Kotsy said:

Whilst I don't feel quite as strongly as TFJ above, the best way to describe it is you're the Pepsi to Havanatopia's Coke - very much the same product, but something key is missing which ultimately leads to its downfall. All IMO of course.

Whilst it might not be your cup of, errrr, coke, does it really deserve a dislike?

In your opinion it may not be up to @havanatopia's standard, which presumably would be worthy of a 'like'; I see nothing in @Septic Peg's that would warrant a 'rubbish' tag.

Keep up the good work Septic (you too Havantopia).

 

EstoniaTallinnRed

EstoniaTallinnRed

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1 minute ago, Ashtonwurzel said:

Leave a 2p piece in a glass of coke over night and see what happens.

One of the best cleaning products on the market.  Only trouble is your suppose to drink it.

BigTone

BigTone

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14 minutes ago, downendcity said:

Is they key something that Havana doesn't wear big girls pants?

On the contrary, he has to keep his Boondocks fresh in something.

shelts

shelts

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4 minutes ago, EstoniaTallinnRed said:

One of the best cleaning products on the market.  Only trouble is your suppose to drink it.

Does it turn into a £?

shelts

shelts

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10 minutes ago, EstoniaTallinnRed said:

Did you know that you can descale your kettle with Coca Cola,  imagine what it is doing to your stomach!

That's why I prefer Pepsi Max 

shelts

shelts

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1 minute ago, EstoniaTallinnRed said:

We wish,  No it melts!  not true,  but you have the brightest 2p you've ever seen.

I only drinks Pepsi Mac 

BigTone

BigTone

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10 minutes ago, Ashtonwurzel said:

Leave a 2p piece in a glass of coke over night and see what happens.

You end up with a wet 2p coin the next morning ?

downendcity

downendcity

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14 minutes ago, EstoniaTallinnRed said:

Did you know that you can descale your kettle with Coca Cola,  imagine what it is doing to your stomach!

If it can do that, would it get the cats pee out of the carpet and remove the smell?

Or would it be quicker and easier to get the cat to drink the Coke in the first place?!

Septic Peg

Septic Peg

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4 hours ago, cidered abroad said:

Hi Peg, thanks for the post . Just one small point is that China, Beijing to be precise, is approx 5,000 miles as the crow flies. It'll be knackered by the time it gets there. Let's see if the Chinese can **** up the draw as was done for this round. Although highly unlikely that we'll be in it. 

I should have wrote a more general few thousand miles but got confuzzled mid type by my son asking me to draw the Hulk... apologies. Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated. Not being sarky either btw. :thumbsup:

1 hour ago, BigTone said:

At least she has them on for a change.  When they're not hanging out to dry that is.

peg.jpg

 

50 minutes ago, pongo88 said:

"Big girl pants". I never imagined you as a Brigdget Jones type 

Cheers fellas. Whilst I appreciate the compliments, I do have rather a large backside. A donkey booty as some say. In fact, just today in Tesco, some old geezer lost control of his trolley and it bumped against my derrière. No lasting damage and we exchanged insurance details.

BigTone

BigTone

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1 minute ago, Septic Peg said:

I should have wrote a more general few thousand miles but got confuzzled mid type by my son asking me to draw the Hulk... apologies. Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated. Not being early either btw. :thumbsup:

 

Cheers fellas. Whilst I appreciate the compliments, I do have rather a large backside. A donkey booty as some say. In fact, just today in Tesco, some old geezer lost control of his trolley and it bumper against my derrière. No lasting damage and we exchanged insurance details.

He survived to tell the tale Peg ?

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Looks like my Peg vs Hava opinion is proving to be an unpopular one. I know when I'm defeated, I'll stand down.

One thing I won't accept however is all you Pepsi lovers, you need to take a good long look at yourselves...

Bar BS3

Bar BS3

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30 minutes ago, EstoniaTallinnRed said:

Did you know that you can descale your kettle with Coca Cola,  imagine what it is doing to your stomach!

I'd be more worried about having limescale in my stomach..!

exAtyeoMax

exAtyeoMax

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18 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

People please, let's try and keep the sponsors happy and this thread on topic.  The real question is what would a can of Carabao do to a 2p piece. 

:shocking:

Septic Peg

Septic Peg

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8 minutes ago, BigTone said:

He survived to tell the tale Peg ?

Indeed. Like I said, no damage.

5 minutes ago, Kotsy said:

Looks like my Peg vs Hava opinion is proving to be an unpopular one. I know when I'm defeated, I'll stand down.

One thing I won't accept however is all you Pepsi lovers, you need to take a good long look at yourselves...

Never meant it to turn into me v Hav as I am well aware and have said many times that Hav is far greater at the threads. That is obvious and unequivocal.

As for Pepsi v Coca Cola, I can't stand either. I'm a lemonade/orangeade kinda girl. So Hav would be the Fanta to my Tango or the Sprite to my 7up...

Guest Cthulhu

Guest Cthulhu

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Hello

Watford fan in peace. Just signed up to say Pepsi.

Guest Cthulhu

Guest Cthulhu

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Oh and also Silva has said he wont be resting as many as fans might think as wants to keep a winning squad together.  If this is true players to look out for would be Richarlison a tricky quick Brazilian winger down the left and Doucoure a skilful box to box midfielder.

If Ambrabat plays down the other wing you'll be perfectly safe when he has the ball (cross/pass completion is hovering around the 0% mark)

Would still expect him to give Deeney a few minutes and play one of the reserve keepers though - probably Bachman (who has a very wide neck.) Might expect some time for Hughes recently acquired from Derby.

EmersonsRed

EmersonsRed

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I don't think I have ever given less of a shit about the result of a City game in my life. We have a really tough away game live on national tv in 72 hours at kick-off time, I want to see a complete reserve side tonight. If we lose 5-0, no complaints. Just get out of this useless cup and get ready for the league game. 

View from the Dolman

View from the Dolman

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2 minutes ago, EmersonsRed said:

I don't think I have ever given less of a shit about the result of a City game in my life. We have a really tough away game live on national tv in 72 hours at kick-off time, I want to see a complete reserve side tonight. If we lose 5-0, no complaints. Just get out of this useless cup and get ready for the league game. 

Errrrrrr... We're at home on Friday.

WestonRobin

WestonRobin

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40 minutes ago, Septic Peg said:

I should have wrote a more general few thousand miles but got confuzzled mid type by my son asking me to draw the Hulk... apologies. Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated. Not being sarky either btw. :thumbsup:

 

Cheers fellas. Whilst I appreciate the compliments, I do have rather a large backside. A donkey booty as some say. In fact, just today in Tesco, some old geezer lost control of his trolley and it bumped against my derrière. No lasting damage and we exchanged insurance details.

But was there any damage to the trolley?? :whistle: :thumbsup:

Keep the Faith

Keep the Faith

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They recommend you drink Coke after a triathlon to kill all the nasty stuff you probably swallowed during the open water swim. 

It may not be good for you but boy does it taste good. 

Regarding the importance of tonight's game I'm slightly confused as to the number of people who don't care and want a reserve side tonight. Didn't LJ commit one of the crimes of the century when he fielded an under strength team in this very competition against Hull last year? I'm sure people were a bit miffed about that.

For what it's worth I care a small amount about the result tonight. I would like to see us win with excellent performances from fringe players however a narrow to moderate defeat seems likely. 3-1 to the Hornets.

RUSSEL85

RUSSEL85

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3 minutes ago, Keep the Faith said:

They recommend you drink Coke after a triathlon to kill all the nasty stuff you probably swallowed during the open water swim. 

It may not be good for you but boy does it taste good. 

You need to update your Avatar, please do so in line with the 2017 film.

**My sincerest apologies to anyone on this forum who suffers from Coulrophobia.

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RedM

RedM

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31 minutes ago, EmersonsRed said:

I don't think I have ever given less of a shit about the result of a City game in my life. We have a really tough away game live on national tv in 72 hours at kick-off time, I want to see a complete reserve side tonight. If we lose 5-0, no complaints. Just get out of this useless cup and get ready for the league game. 

I'll keep that in mind just as I'm,approaching Slough right now, well it's an evening out!:chant6ez:

B1ackbird

B1ackbird

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10 minutes ago, RedM said:

I'll keep that in mind just as I'm,approaching Slough right now, well it's an evening out!:chant6ez:

Is there still a row going on?

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