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Post by surreystokie on Apr 30, 2010 14:25:36 GMT
The recent debate on here, wondering if some supporters are already or soon will be gettting bored, with mid-table mediocrity, I answered (as did others) that I couldn't see it happening to me, being ever mindful of recent-past years.
I also said that, even if unlikely that we could aspire to top six PL status, we could always enjoy being party poopers, on occasion, or winning a trophy. Every game could be meaningful.
Well, Fulham said it for me, last night. Absolutely riveted in admiration, to their match, I mused that, if a team with an inadequate, if historical ground, the smallest playing squad in the PL, most matches played and not a star player in their rnidst, could work such miracles, then why not us?
That should be our target, with no reason why it cannot be reached, and we should be doing the necessary, in the close season, to start on that adventure.
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Post by fromafar07 on Apr 30, 2010 14:33:09 GMT
The recent debate on here, wondering if some supporters are already or soon will be gettting bored, with mid-table mediocrity, I answered (as did others) that I couldn't see it happening to me, being ever mindful of recent-past years. I also said that, even if unlikely that we could aspire to top six PL status, we could always enjoy being party poopers, on occasion, or winning a trophy. Every game could be meaningful. Well, Fulham said it for me, last night. Absolutely riveted in admiration, to their match, I mused that, if a team with an inadequate, if historical ground, the smallest playing squad in the PL, most matches played and not a star player in their rnidst, could work such miracles, then why not us? That should be our target, with no reason why it cannot be reached, and we should be doing the necessary, in the close season, to start on that adventure. amen sister ! ;D |
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Post by jen on Apr 30, 2010 14:37:40 GMT
Well we did a fair bit of "party pooping" in the FA Cup this year - knocking both Man City and Arsenal out. Hopefully we can get even further next season.
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Post by pushon on Apr 30, 2010 15:35:57 GMT
The recent debate on here, wondering if some supporters are already or soon will be gettting bored, with mid-table mediocrity, I answered (as did others) that I couldn't see it happening to me, being ever mindful of recent-past years. I also said that, even if unlikely that we could aspire to top six PL status, we could always enjoy being party poopers, on occasion, or winning a trophy. Every game could be meaningful. Well, Fulham said it for me, last night. Absolutely riveted in admiration, to their match, I mused that, if a team with an inadequate, if historical ground, the smallest playing squad in the PL, most matches played and not a star player in their rnidst, could work such miracles, then why not us? That should be our target, with no reason why it cannot be reached, and we should be doing the necessary, in the close season, to start on that adventure. But they do have Roy Hodgson. |
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Post by gloryhunterhater on Apr 30, 2010 17:26:41 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats.
That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club.
I think we will be relegated next year.
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Post by SCFC92 on Apr 30, 2010 17:30:46 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. Please tell me you are joking, because that is just the type of negativity our team doesn't need! |
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Post by GoBoks on Apr 30, 2010 17:55:24 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. Oh C'mon! First it's not a given that we will not get anything from our remaining games, but even if we do have 5 straight losses, so what? Have we never had 5 straight losses before ? Is the team that takes the field for these last few games going to be the same team that will play the whole of next season? Get a little perspective! Chelsea have stuck 7 past better teams than us this year and Bolton was a very unlucky day for us - we deserved to win. Surrey Stokie, I'm with you. Now that we've achieved the goal of 3 seasons in the Prem, let's make our next goal a trophy within the next 3 years!  |
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Post by gloryhunterhater on Apr 30, 2010 18:00:46 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. Oh C'mon! First it's not a given that we will not get anything from our remaining games, but even if we do have 5 straight losses, so what? Have we never had 5 straight losses before ? Is the team that takes the field for these last few games going to be the same team that will play the whole of next season? Get a little perspective! Chelsea have stuck 7 past better teams than us this year and Bolton was a very unlucky day for us - we deserved to win. Surrey Stokie, I'm with you. Now that we've achieved the goal of 3 seasons in the Prem, let's make our next goal a trophy within the next 3 years! Bolton I think, will be the catalyst to our end of season woe. |
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Post by gloryhunterhater on Apr 30, 2010 18:02:13 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. Oh C'mon! First it's not a given that we will not get anything from our remaining games, but even if we do have 5 straight losses, so what? Have we never had 5 straight losses before ? Is the team that takes the field for these last few games going to be the same team that will play the whole of next season? Get a little perspective! Chelsea have stuck 7 past better teams than us this year and Bolton was a very unlucky day for us - we deserved to win. Surrey Stokie, I'm with you. Now that we've achieved the goal of 3 seasons in the Prem, let's make our next goal a trophy within the next 3 years! Bolton was the catalyst to our end of season woe. I hope I'm totally wrong, but, you just get a gut feeling. |
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Post by Orbs on Apr 30, 2010 18:16:41 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. Shouldn't you be at Harrison Park then mate?  |
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Post by wigginbird on Apr 30, 2010 21:49:45 GMT
Well, Fulham said it for me, last night. Absolutely riveted in admiration, to their match, I mused that, if a team with an inadequate, if historical ground, the smallest playing squad in the PL, most matches played and not a star player in their rnidst, could work such miracles, then why not us? That should be our target, with no reason why it cannot be reached, and we should be doing the necessary, in the close season, to start on that adventure. The question is, is PC willing to run up the ruputed £160M debt that AlFayed has ? And some of the Fulham players are on some hefty salaries |
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Post by alansuddick on May 1, 2010 10:57:29 GMT
fulham have got a few big names,duff,schwarz murphy all pretty big names,plus its far easier to attract players to west london than s-o-t
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Post by march4 on May 1, 2010 11:56:25 GMT
fulham have got a few big names,duff,schwarz murphy all pretty big names,plus its far easier to attract players to west london than s-o-t After London, though, there are few better places to live than the Cheshire Millionaires' zone. If its good enough for the Manchester and Miseryside superstars, it is good enough for our lads. |
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Post by viewfromthecrowsnest on May 1, 2010 16:19:38 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. Do you have a season ticket? Can I have your seat number? I'd like to change mine if I'm sitting near you |
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Post by ravenonthewing on May 1, 2010 16:28:21 GMT
I daren't say what i think of Tony Pulis's Stoke City these days.
Suffice to say, i'm going to less and less matches every season.
It's boring me shitless lately
had to be said.
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Post by Vodkab1ock on May 1, 2010 16:34:56 GMT
I daren't say what i think of Tony Pulis's Stoke City these days. Suffice to say, i'm going to less and less matches every season. It's boring me shitless lately had to be said. well today was a very good game and one which could of ended up going either way. i am glad i wont have to sit next to you next season good riddance |
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Post by ravenonthewing on May 1, 2010 16:38:55 GMT
No problems mate but, you never know, he may be a manu target  0-0 a very good game ??? ape man delap with our only big chance dream on mate |
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Post by ravenonthewing on May 1, 2010 16:46:13 GMT
Well, Fulham said it for me, last night. Absolutely riveted in admiration, to their match, I mused that, if a team with an inadequate, if historical ground, the smallest playing squad in the PL, most matches played and not a star player in their rnidst, could work such miracles, then why not us? That should be our target, with no reason why it cannot be reached, and we should be doing the necessary, in the close season, to start on that adventure. The question is, is PC willing to run up the ruputed £160M debt that AlFayed has ? And some of the Fulham players are on some hefty salaries Good question |
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Post by swampySCFC on May 1, 2010 16:46:55 GMT
Very entertaining game today and one that we deserved to win against a good side at full strength.
Some of our football today was fantastic. What a goal the Delap one would have been
Great recovery from last week.
With regards to Fulham they have had the benefit of Al Fayed's brass for some years now since he bank rolled them out of the lower divisions so hopefully we can benefit from Mr Coates' input for some years to come too.
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Post by g0b0ks on May 2, 2010 11:54:46 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year.  Remind me not to get any betting tips from you. |
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Post by markscfc72 on May 2, 2010 11:57:05 GMT
Sorry to say this, and no matter which division we are in, I will always support my home town club but, I really fear for us next year. We have been found out this season, looks like we are going to end with five straight defeats. That, with all the reported unrest may prevent palyers coming to our club. I think we will be relegated next year. 5 straight defeats you say |
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