Squeaky Time

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Barrie Yates

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Certainly it has now become squeaky time for everyone - United now have to win 3 games and draw one, out of seven, a very tall order - assuming the NN don't drop any points.
Stanley need to get as many points as they can and it does look as though they are on a roll and heading for safety.
Liverpool trying desperately to qualify for Europe - the Europa League that is - or is the main aim to get above Everton. Where are the glory days gone when the scousers could be expected to be fighting for the title.
Finally, and it may well be terminal, the Deadwood Gang. Can they get out of the relegation zone or are they dooooomed and going down to the 1st Division and starting on the slippery slope to oblivion - perhaps an even greater humiliation is that Burnley are way above them - perhaps R.I.P. Deadwood
The next few weeks are going to be interesting:D
 
Barrie Yates said:
How good will be the remaining Deadwood games?:p:rolleyes:
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don't know, but they'll probably be better than watching a team only rely on own goals, imagine having to bring in acoustic experts because there's no matchday atmosphere, 75,000 plastic fans watching a plastic team of players bought from other clubs for millions of pounds
 
jaysay said:
don't know, but they'll probably be better than watching a team only rely on own goals, imagine having to bring in acoustic experts because there's no matchday atmosphere, 75,000 plastic fans watching a plastic team of players bought from other clubs for millions of pounds
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But they are still top of the Premier League whilst your Deadwoods appear to be hell bent on trying to become League 1 champions next season:p:rolleyes:
 
Well lets be honest here, Wi the biggest ground in the country, the highest amount of plastics, there odds on to be top or very close, cos thats why all the plastics go yon.:D
 
cashman said:
Well lets be honest here, Wi the biggest ground in the country, the highest amount of plastics, there odds on to be top or very close, cos thats why all the plastics go yon.:D
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He who spends most wins most and attracts more glory hunters, real fans support their local clubs I'm luck I've got two:D
 
jaysay said:
He who spends most wins most and attracts more glory hunters, real fans support their local clubs I'm luck I've got two:D
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Check your facts Jay about who spends the most. It would appear that the Deadwoods don't have many fans according to their gates and the same goes for Stanley.
United have spent years in the wilderness but the support was always there - even when thay went into the 2nd Division they had crowds bigger than most 1st Division clubs and they certainly boosted the attendance at other clubs in the 2nd Division - whereas your teams just get lower and lower gates. Both you and Cashy should be able to see that, or is a trip to Specsavers needed by you both - By the way Jay, which are your two clubs this week?:p:rolleyes::D
 
Barrie Yates said:
Check your facts Jay about who spends the most. It would appear that the Deadwoods don't have many fans according to their gates and the same goes for Stanley.
United have spent years in the wilderness but the support was always there - even when thay went into the 2nd Division they had crowds bigger than most 1st Division clubs and they certainly boosted the attendance at other clubs in the 2nd Division - whereas your teams just get lower and lower gates. Both you and Cashy should be able to see that, or is a trip to Specsavers needed by you both - By the way Jay, which are your two clubs this week?:p:rolleyes::D
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Rovers and Stanley, oh yes and a third anybody that's playing the plastics:thefinger:thefinger:bootyshak
 
Barrie Yates said:
Check your facts Jay about who spends the most. It would appear that the Deadwoods don't have many fans according to their gates and the same goes for Stanley.
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That's right, Barrie, we have about a thousand diehards, a team of honest journeymen occasionally complemented by a rising star on his way up or a fading star on his way down, a ground comprising cobbled-together sheds and portakabins and life's a constant struggle punctuated by the occasional triumph. Not a patch on your £150,000-a-week superstars, luxury executive stands and frequent title wins. But I'll tell you something - when I stand on the terraces supporting my LOCAL club in the town I grew up in, surrounded by local folk, many of whom I've known most of my life...I wouldn't swap places with you for owt!
 
Wynonie Harris said:
That's right, Barrie, we have about a thousand diehards, a team of honest journeymen occasionally complemented by a rising star on his way up or a fading star on his way down, a ground comprising cobbled-together sheds and portakabins and life's a constant struggle punctuated by the occasional triumph. Not a patch on your £150,000-a-week superstars, luxury executive stands and frequent title wins. But I'll tell you something - when I stand on the terraces supporting my LOCAL club in the town I grew up in, surrounded by local folk, many of whom I've known most of my life...I wouldn't swap places with you for owt!
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That concept is summat a glory hunter will never grasp.;)
 
jaysay said:
Rovers and Stanley, oh yes and a third anybody that's playing the plastics:thefinger:thefinger:bootyshak
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What happened to your previously declared support of the scousers, did that fade when they fell by the wayside? Start taking the pills again Jay - your memory is fading very quickly. However I must admit I appreciate your support for the opposition teams, I am sure that is the reason why we only need to win 3 more games:rolleyes::)
 
Wynonie Harris said:
That's right, Barrie, we have about a thousand diehards, a team of honest journeymen occasionally complemented by a rising star on his way up or a fading star on his way down, a ground comprising cobbled-together sheds and portacabins and life's a constant struggle punctuated by the occasional triumph. Not a patch on your £150,000-a-week superstars, luxury executive stands and frequent title wins. But I'll tell you something - when I stand on the terraces supporting my LOCAL club in the town I grew up in, surrounded by local folk, many of whom I've known most of my life...I wouldn't swap places with you for out!
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Think that's the answer to all plastic trophy hunting fans, It really sickens me when you hear people on Telly asked where they come from and what are their favourite pastimes is football, and they blurt out oh Norwich who do you support Manchester flaming United:mad:
 
Barrie Yates said:
What happened to your previously declared support of the scousers, did that fade when they fell by the wayside? Start taking the pills again Jay - your memory is fading very quickly. However I must admit I appreciate your support for the opposition teams, I am sure that is the reason why we only need to win 3 more games:rolleyes::)
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Get stuff, your a waste of space
 
jaysay said:
team of players bought from other clubs for millions of pounds
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Jordan Rhodes.

The reason Man Utd fans are spread far and wide can be laid at the door of Thatcherism. Man Utd fans, not wanting a life on the dole being unable to afford to watch thier heroes, heeded Maggie and Tebbit's advice and got on their bikes to look for work.
 
yerself said:
Jordan Rhodes.

The reason Man Utd fans are spread far and wide can be laid at the door of Thatcherism. Man Utd fans, not wanting a life on the dole being unable to afford to watch thier heroes, heeded Maggie and Tebbit's advice and got on their bikes to look for work.
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:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:Getting on their bikes, looking for work, we are talking about Mancs here ya now, they don't work on any day that has a "Y" in its spelling:D
 
jaysay said:
:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:Getting on their bikes, looking for work, we are talking about Mancs here ya now, they don't work on any day that has a "Y" in its spelling:D
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I left this area within 1 year of completing my apprenticeship - real one, not one of today's apologies, and worked away for some 50 years - why? because I saw that engineering was dying in East Lancashire and within a short time I did find that the grass was greener, and I was never
unemployed.
I did get to watch La Creme at away matches because you could usually get tickets, not like at Old Trafford where it was always a full house.

Have you ever had full houses at Deadwood?:rolleyes::p:D
 
Barrie Yates said:
I left this area within 1 year of completing my apprenticeship - real one, not one of today's apologies, and worked away for some 50 years - why? because I saw that engineering was dying in East Lancashire and within a short time I did find that the grass was greener, and I was never
unemployed.
I did get to watch La Creme at away matches because you could usually get tickets, not like at Old Trafford where it was always a full house.

Have you ever had full houses at Deadwood?:rolleyes::p:D
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Ya but Barrie you've never lived in Manchester, just like the rest of your ilk, I rest my case;)
 
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