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Rudi Hedman Caterham 16 Jul 20 12.59am
Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64 I chuckle a lot too. The amount of posters who "know" what is happening in the minds of players, managers, directors, etc, is endlessly amusing. Then there's the amusing phenomenon of posters latching on to words or phrases. Like sheep, they blindly repeat. The most recent key word is 'turgid'. It is used daily, and by posters who I thought were more educated. None of them even bothered to find the meaning. "That sounds good, I'll use that!" But hey! No worries, it keeps me chuckling. In usual circumstances I’d agree with you both, but only ever playing the same players? Roy did this when he had alternatives. I’m not saying sack him with the current finances available, but to say he picks the same formation and nearly always players based on what he sees changing each week and in players’ lives and minds is stretching it a bit in this case. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 16 Jul 20 12.59am

Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64

I chuckle a lot too. The amount of posters who "know" what is happening in the minds of players, managers, directors, etc, is endlessly amusing.

Then there's the amusing phenomenon of posters latching on to words or phrases. Like sheep, they blindly repeat. The most recent key word is 'turgid'. It is used daily, and by posters who I thought were more educated. None of them even bothered to find the meaning. "That sounds good, I'll use that!"

But hey! No worries, it keeps me chuckling.

In usual circumstances I’d agree with you both, but only ever playing the same players? Roy did this when he had alternatives. I’m not saying sack him with the current finances available, but to say he picks the same formation and nearly always players based on what he sees changing each week and in players’ lives and minds is stretching it a bit in this case.

COYP

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Cucking Funt The Slimy Thoroughfare 16 Jul 20 1.19am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Where in Sheffield and Cheltenham did you beat your wife? Edited by Rudi Hedman (16 Jul 2020 12.32am) [Link] Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Cucking Funt

The Slimy Thoroughfare 16 Jul 20 1.19am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Where in Sheffield and Cheltenham did you beat your wife?

Edited by Rudi Hedman (16 Jul 2020 12.32am)

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Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 16 Jul 20 1.53am
Originally posted by Cucking Funt [Link] You got me off on that bribery, perjury and extortion charge. I owe you one. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 16 Jul 20 1.53am

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

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You got me off on that bribery, perjury and extortion charge. I owe you one.

COYP

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Eaglecoops CR3 16 Jul 20 4.04am
Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64 I chuckle a lot too. The amount of posters who "know" what is happening in the minds of players, managers, directors, etc, is endlessly amusing. Then there's the amusing phenomenon of posters latching on to words or phrases. Like sheep, they blindly repeat. The most recent key word is 'turgid'. It is used daily, and by posters who I thought were more educated. None of them even bothered to find the meaning. "That sounds good, I'll use that!" But hey! No worries, it keeps me chuckling. Strange, I thought the word turgid is quite applicable to our style of play. To quote Collins: “ If you describe something such as a piece of writing or a film as turgid, you think it is boring and difficult to understand.” I think you could describe our performances as boring and our tactics difficult to understand without too much bending of the meaning of the word. But if it keeps you happy, that is the main thing:-)
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Eaglecoops

CR3 16 Jul 20 4.04am

Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64

I chuckle a lot too. The amount of posters who "know" what is happening in the minds of players, managers, directors, etc, is endlessly amusing.

But hey! No worries, it keeps me chuckling.

Strange, I thought the word turgid is quite applicable to our style of play. To quote Collins: “ If you describe something such as a piece of writing or a film as turgid, you think it is boring and difficult to understand.” I think you could describe our performances as boring and our tactics difficult to understand without too much bending of the meaning of the word.

But if it keeps you happy, that is the main thing:-)

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Jacey 16 Jul 20 9.54am
Funny old game,football. Should Roy master mind an unexpected victory over Man U tonight,he will move from zero to hero and many wishing he retires will be eating their words!!
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Jacey

16 Jul 20 9.54am

Funny old game,football.

Should Roy master mind an unexpected victory over Man U tonight,he will move from zero to hero and many wishing he retires will be eating their words!!

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doombear Sutton Coldfield 16 Jul 20 10.28am
Originally posted by Jacey Funny old game,football. Should Roy master mind an unexpected victory over Man U tonight,he will move from zero to hero and many wishing he retires will be eating their words!! Quite possibly, but much will depend on the team he puts out and the way the team plays. One can already hear the "one swallow doesn't make a summer" should that unlikely event occur. Our last home win against them was in May 1991. I don't see today's squad changing that statistic, despite our first and surprise victory over them in the Prem earlier this season.
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doombear

Sutton Coldfield 16 Jul 20 10.28am

Originally posted by Jacey

Funny old game,football.

Should Roy master mind an unexpected victory over Man U tonight,he will move from zero to hero and many wishing he retires will be eating their words!!

Quite possibly, but much will depend on the team he puts out and the way the team plays. One can already hear the "one swallow doesn't make a summer" should that unlikely event occur.
Our last home win against them was in May 1991. I don't see today's squad changing that statistic, despite our first and surprise victory over them in the Prem earlier this season.

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Jacey 16 Jul 20 1.31pm
Originally posted by doombear Quite possibly, but much will depend on the team he puts out and the way the team plays. One can already hear the "one swallow doesn't make a summer" should that unlikely event occur. Our last home win against them was in May 1991. I don't see today's squad changing that statistic, despite our first and surprise victory over them in the Prem earlier this season. Agree,we have a very bad record against them over the years,save that fantastic 5-0 home win in '72.( I was there to enjoy their complete demolition)
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Jacey

16 Jul 20 1.31pm

Originally posted by doombear

Agree,we have a very bad record against them over the years,save that fantastic 5-0 home win in '72.( I was there to enjoy their complete demolition)

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doombear Sutton Coldfield 16 Jul 20 1.56pm
Originally posted by Jacey Agree,we have a very bad record against them over the years,save that fantastic 5-0 home win in '72.( I was there to enjoy their complete demolition) a couple of years before my time. My first win over them was the 1-0 with the 'team of the eighties' when Peter Nicholas (I think) curled one in at the Holmesdale Road end. I was behind the goal so was one of the first to raise the hands in glee and yell.
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doombear

Sutton Coldfield 16 Jul 20 1.56pm

Originally posted by Jacey

Agree,we have a very bad record against them over the years,save that fantastic 5-0 home win in '72.( I was there to enjoy their complete demolition)

a couple of years before my time. My first win over them was the 1-0 with the 'team of the eighties' when Peter Nicholas (I think) curled one in at the Holmesdale Road end. I was behind the goal so was one of the first to raise the hands in glee and yell.

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Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 16 Jul 20 6.59pm
Originally posted by Eaglecoops Strange, I thought the word turgid is quite applicable to our style of play. To quote Collins: “ If you describe something such as a piece of writing or a film as turgid, you think it is boring and difficult to understand.” I think you could describe our performances as boring and our tactics difficult to understand without too much bending of the meaning of the word. But if it keeps you happy, that is the main thing:-) Oh I see. So you think turgid means boring and difficult to understand. I like that. Look up synonyms of turgid. Or alternatively, keep 'em coming. You're cracking me up. Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers
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Tim Gypsy Hill '64

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Originally posted by Eaglecoops

But if it keeps you happy, that is the main thing:-)

Oh I see. So you think turgid means boring and difficult to understand. I like that. Look up synonyms of turgid.

Or alternatively, keep 'em coming. You're cracking me up.

Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 16 Jul 20 7.03pm
Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Oh I see. So you think turgid means boring and difficult to understand. I like that. Look up synonyms of turgid. Or alternatively, keep 'em coming. You're cracking me up. The guy who serves my mixed Shish is Turgid. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 16 Jul 20 7.03pm

Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64

Oh I see. So you think turgid means boring and difficult to understand. I like that. Look up synonyms of turgid.

Or alternatively, keep 'em coming. You're cracking me up.

The guy who serves my mixed Shish is Turgid.

Red and Blue Army!

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Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 16 Jul 20 7.09pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC The guy who serves my mixed Shish is Turgid. Is his surname Arbuckle? Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers
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Tim Gypsy Hill '64

Stoke sub normal 16 Jul 20 7.09pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

The guy who serves my mixed Shish is Turgid.

Is his surname Arbuckle?