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am sorry didnt realise our ground was the wembly of the north . apart from daggers who has a worst ground then us ? bloody no one .

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And? Why does it matter?
Look at the league table. (We're in league 2 in case you need help with that.) (coca cola league 2). (copy my spelling of league to help further).
Dagenham are only one of eight teams below us, therefore the state of the ground clearly has no effect whatsoever on performance.
So shut up.

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it does when a player has a look round ground with view to signing and sees a unibond standard ground . quick out the door unless hes a loan signing

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As lancsdave said earlier:

Rollox.

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more like you cant dissagree because am right so u have to copy what braindead said

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No, because you have no ability to see reason.

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you got rose tinted specs on ??? moron

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Don't worry, DM, we may be able to afford some of those ground improvements soon. The number of people who are ready to pay good money to throw wet sponges at you is growing daily!

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Never mind Wembley - our grounds a bloody Mecca to real fans, you really are one of those who's only happy being miserable aren't you :rolleyes:

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The thing you need to realise is, these clubs with large nice grounds have a bit of debt. We don't have any debt.

We are not likely to go bust and tumble through the leagues, unlike other clubs.

I can now understand why people in the Whalley pubs, don't want to speak to you, especially if you go looking for something to moan about.

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Thought you said it was a Conference standard ground.

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doubt if he has the bottle.:rolleyes:

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and would they have signed fo rus when we were in the Unibond?

We could quite easily have built better facilities all those seasons ago and we would now be attracting the best players in the Conference North to come and play in front of 800 people against Matlock, but we (Eric) decided to put what little money we had into the squad and play in front of 3000 at home to Stockport or in front of 13000 away at Bradford.

Would you prefer ASDA to drop their prices and make the product more attractively priced or would you prefer to push your trolley around solid oak floorboards with gold plated crash rails built onto them?

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Are you expecting a sensible reply to that Macca?:rolleyes:

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no not really Lindsay.

more like some babble about how we have used the wrong sort of breeze block or the turnstiles are too narrow. DP probably used to work for British Rail when they whinged about wrong snow and leaves!