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Mstrobez 21 Sep 17 11.23pm
[Link] Well that settles it, the biggest footballing genius at the club by a country mile is on my side of the argument. Anyone who believes he should've gone - your argument has now been made redundant or I would seriously question your support Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.24pm) We're the Arthur over ere!
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21 Sep 17 11.23pm

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Well that settles it, the biggest footballing genius at the club by a country mile is on my side of the argument.

Anyone who believes he should've gone - your argument has now been made redundant or I would seriously question your support

Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.24pm)

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Bangell Oxford 21 Sep 17 11.34pm
I was amazed he didn't get the Southampton game after the improved Burnley performance, but it's clear that the decision had been made weeks previously. Onwards we go - the sooner the footballing world forgets we sacked a manager after 4 league games, the better
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Oxford 21 Sep 17 11.34pm

I was amazed he didn't get the Southampton game after the improved Burnley performance, but it's clear that the decision had been made weeks previously.

Onwards we go - the sooner the footballing world forgets we sacked a manager after 4 league games, the better

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europalace Europe 21 Sep 17 11.34pm
Originally posted by Mstrobez [Link] Well that settles it, the biggest footballing genius at the club by a country mile is on my side of the argument. Anyone who believes he should've gone - your argument has now been made redundant or I would seriously question your support Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.24pm) Zaha quoted i that article: “I slightly think he should have got a bit more time" Note the words 'slightly' and 'a bit' Maybe you should question your support as you're deliberately mis-quoting one of Palace's best players. Therefore, why don't you change the title of the thread to contain what Zaha actually quoted?
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europalace

Europe 21 Sep 17 11.34pm

Originally posted by Mstrobez

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Well that settles it, the biggest footballing genius at the club by a country mile is on my side of the argument.

Anyone who believes he should've gone - your argument has now been made redundant or I would seriously question your support

Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.24pm)

Zaha quoted i that article:

“I slightly think he should have got a bit more time"

Note the words 'slightly' and 'a bit'

Maybe you should question your support as you're deliberately mis-quoting one of Palace's best players.

Therefore, why don't you change the title of the thread to contain what Zaha actually quoted?

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Mstrobez 21 Sep 17 11.38pm
Originally posted by europalace Zaha quoted i that article: “I slightly think he should have got a bit more time" Note the words 'slightly' and 'a bit' Maybe you should question your support as you're deliberately mis-quoting one of Palace's best players. Therefore, why don't you change the title of the thread to contain what Zaha actually quoted? He actually said "slyly" not "slightly" - it's South London/Croydon talk, trust me. Listen to the recording at the top of the page - can understand why the reporter and others would have it as slightly but in the context Wilf was speaking it was slyly. It's a common phrase of the youth even if it makes little sense. Our Wilf isn't the most eloquent in interviews it must be said. The questioning support bit was a joke by the way, relax! Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.41pm) We're the Arthur over ere!
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Mstrobez

21 Sep 17 11.38pm

Originally posted by europalace

Zaha quoted i that article:

“I slightly think he should have got a bit more time"

Note the words 'slightly' and 'a bit'

Maybe you should question your support as you're deliberately mis-quoting one of Palace's best players.

Therefore, why don't you change the title of the thread to contain what Zaha actually quoted?

He actually said "slyly" not "slightly" - it's South London/Croydon talk, trust me. Listen to the recording at the top of the page - can understand why the reporter and others would have it as slightly but in the context Wilf was speaking it was slyly. It's a common phrase of the youth even if it makes little sense.

Our Wilf isn't the most eloquent in interviews it must be said.

The questioning support bit was a joke by the way, relax!

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europalace Europe 21 Sep 17 11.41pm
Originally posted by Mstrobez He actually said "slyly" not "slightly" - it's South London/Croydon talk, trust me. Our Wilf isn't the most eloquent in interviews it must be said. The questioning support bit was a joke by the way, relax! Maybe you should learn to relax rather than bring up what's now history which has bee discussed to death in a way that twists what Wilf actually said.
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europalace

Europe 21 Sep 17 11.41pm

Originally posted by Mstrobez

He actually said "slyly" not "slightly" - it's South London/Croydon talk, trust me.

Our Wilf isn't the most eloquent in interviews it must be said.

The questioning support bit was a joke by the way, relax!

Maybe you should learn to relax rather than bring up what's now history which has bee discussed to death in a way that twists what Wilf actually said.

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Mstrobez 21 Sep 17 11.43pm
Originally posted by europalace Maybe you should learn to relax rather than bring up what's now history which has bee discussed to death in a way that twists what Wilf actually said. It doesn't twist what he says in the slightest, it's almost word for word what he says. He said it in an interview I've just listened to so I decided to relay that to a Palace forum with a bit of a joke at the end. I'm fairly certain Palace would've been interested to hear/read it. What are you, my Dad? We're the Arthur over ere!
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Mstrobez

21 Sep 17 11.43pm

Originally posted by europalace

Maybe you should learn to relax rather than bring up what's now history which has bee discussed to death in a way that twists what Wilf actually said.

It doesn't twist what he says in the slightest, it's almost word for word what he says. He said it in an interview I've just listened to so I decided to relay that to a Palace forum with a bit of a joke at the end. I'm fairly certain Palace would've been interested to hear/read it. What are you, my Dad?

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Goldfiinger Just down the road 22 Sep 17 1.08am
Originally posted by Mstrobez He actually said "slyly" not "slightly" - it's South London/Croydon talk, trust me. Listen to the recording at the top of the page - can understand why the reporter and others would have it as slightly but in the context Wilf was speaking it was slyly. It's a common phrase of the youth even if it makes little sense. Our Wilf isn't the most eloquent in interviews it must be said. The questioning support bit was a joke by the way, relax! Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.41pm) And what does slyly mean?
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Just down the road 22 Sep 17 1.08am

Originally posted by Mstrobez

Our Wilf isn't the most eloquent in interviews it must be said.

The questioning support bit was a joke by the way, relax!

Edited by Mstrobez (21 Sep 2017 11.41pm)

And what does slyly mean?

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Mstrobez 22 Sep 17 3.24am
Originally posted by Goldfiinger And what does slyly mean? "Street slang" usually used at the start of a comment. It means "actually" in that context. I.e. If someone said they think Hazard is on Messi and Ronaldos level and you say you "slyly" think he's overrated etc. Edited by Mstrobez (22 Sep 2017 3.24am) We're the Arthur over ere!
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22 Sep 17 3.24am

Originally posted by Goldfiinger

And what does slyly mean?

"Street slang" usually used at the start of a comment. It means "actually" in that context. I.e. If someone said they think Hazard is on Messi and Ronaldos level and you say you "slyly" think he's overrated etc.

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thegreatlardino crawley/selsey 22 Sep 17 7.10am
apparently it means slyly Adjective. London hood youth slang. Used when one wants to remain discreet with their desires/feelings. might drop it into conversation at a meeting this morning! They're justified, and they're ancient And they drive an ice cream van
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apparently it means
slyly
Adjective. London hood youth slang. Used when one wants to remain discreet with their desires/feelings.
might drop it into conversation at a meeting this morning!

They're justified, and they're ancient
And they drive an ice cream van

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