Vicente puts focus on his football not future (From The Argus)

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

I guess that depends on whether your job involves creativity. No 'performer' is going to be at their best when they are feeling disliked, whatever their particular profession. It all comes down to being appreciated.

Dr Baldhead wrote:
Vicente won't be here next season. For my own part I'm simply looking forward to enjoying watching him as much as possible for the remainder of this season. Even though he wasn't at his majestic best during his cameo on Saturday, he entralls me by the way the ball is glued to his feet when he sets off on those mazy runs. I've never seen a more technically gifted player turn out for the Albion.

Dr Baldhead wrote:
Vicente won't be here next season. For my own part I'm simply looking forward to enjoying watching him as much as possible for the remainder of this season. Even though he wasn't at his majestic best during his cameo on Saturday, he entralls me by the way the ball is glued to his feet when he sets off on those mazy runs. I've never seen a more technically gifted player turn out for the Albion.

Jimmy Stewart's Imaginary Rabbit wrote:

Dr Baldhead wrote:
Vicente won't be here next season. For my own part I'm simply looking forward to enjoying watching him as much as possible for the remainder of this season. Even though he wasn't at his majestic best during his cameo on Saturday, he entralls me by the way the ball is glued to his feet when he sets off on those mazy runs. I've never seen a more technically gifted player turn out for the Albion.

Agreed. Saturday was worth it for THAT pass alone.

Jimmy Stewart's Imaginary Rabbit wrote:

Dr Baldhead wrote:
Vicente won't be here next season. For my own part I'm simply looking forward to enjoying watching him as much as possible for the remainder of this season. Even though he wasn't at his majestic best during his cameo on Saturday, he entralls me by the way the ball is glued to his feet when he sets off on those mazy runs. I've never seen a more technically gifted player turn out for the Albion.

Agreed. Saturday was worth it for THAT pass alone.

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

Simon Mew wrote:
I really don't know what to think, I'll just wait for Vegas to tell me.

pappaK wrote:

Simon Mew wrote:
I really don't know what to think, I'll just wait for Vegas to tell me.

Like you Simon, I await with bated breath for the special one to awake, its 6am where he is ,perhaps his alarm did not go off, OR !!!!!

Perhaps he`s looking in the mirror wishing he could date himself.

As per usual ,hope you all have a good one.

Claude Back wrote:

pappaK wrote:

Simon Mew wrote: I really don't know what to think, I'll just wait for Vegas to tell me.

Like you Simon, I await with bated breath for the special one to awake, its 6am where he is ,perhaps his alarm did not go off, OR !!!!! Perhaps he`s looking in the mirror wishing he could date himself. As per usual ,hope you all have a good one.

Love the sarcasm about King Vegas, or ... 'king Vegas as some might say. ;-)

Far gull wrote:

Jimmy Stewart's Imaginary Rabbit wrote:

Dr Baldhead wrote: Vicente won't be here next season. For my own part I'm simply looking forward to enjoying watching him as much as possible for the remainder of this season. Even though he wasn't at his majestic best during his cameo on Saturday, he entralls me by the way the ball is glued to his feet when he sets off on those mazy runs. I've never seen a more technically gifted player turn out for the Albion.

Agreed. Saturday was worth it for THAT pass alone.

Totally agree with bth comments here. As for next season who knows? But let me put forward a senario ,a long way off i concur. 1- Vicente's fitness holds up ,nee improves 2- He helps us get promoted 3- His wife is happy(all our spanish players looked and said they are enjoying life here on pre match sky build-up) 4- Weather really perks up and we have hot spring and summer :-) 5, By being promoted our man has one last crack at 32, of the big time in prem( or spanish second tier with Elshe or whoever) 6 - Money offer for one season with us sets his family up for 5 yrs in spain! Will he still be with us next season now ? I happen to think if 5 of above happen he will still be here,bet you !!!

Lawro was God wrote:
He is currently our player and if we are serious about promotion has to start games with the rest of the midfield tailored to his game. We have enough quality in the squad to populate the bench with game changers if things are not going well. Play vicente with Bridcutt Dicker and Lopez from the start tomorrow with Cms and Leo up top. Now we will see what our management team are made of.

reagull wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

returning from the amex on saturday I thought I'd watch the highlights on the football league show...... I'm trying to work something out.
I get paid to fit signs for a living and wondered if it would be ok to put them up 10ft higher than the customer wanted and still get paid 10k a week , I'm going to call my new company "orlandi signs"

Yorkieseagull wrote:

reagull wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

returning from the amex on saturday I thought I'd watch the highlights on the football league show...... I'm trying to work something out.
I get paid to fit signs for a living and wondered if it would be ok to put them up 10ft higher than the customer wanted and still get paid 10k a week , I'm going to call my new company "orlandi signs"

Ha ha. And if your boss doesn't give you a nice shoulder massage before you get in your van, tell him via Twitter that you're just not enjoying fitting signs anymore. Maybe at the next Falmer training session they should bring in a cow, give Orlandi a banjo and ask him to hit it on the backside just to disprove the rumours.

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Agree with every word. We have possibly the most gifted player the club has ever had and all we can do is moan. Vicente is a footballing genius the like of which is rare even in the Prem - we should be glad we got any games out of him at all. Tomorrow could be my last change of witnessing his silky skills in a blue and white jersey and I'm going to enjoy it.

Dr Baldhead wrote:
Vicente won't be here next season. For my own part I'm simply looking forward to enjoying watching him as much as possible for the remainder of this season. Even though he wasn't at his majestic best during his cameo on Saturday, he entralls me by the way the ball is glued to his feet when he sets off on those mazy runs. I've never seen a more technically gifted player turn out for the Albion.

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain. Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay. If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm. Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

mark by the sea wrote:

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Agree with every word. We have possibly the most gifted player the club has ever had and all we can do is moan. Vicente is a footballing genius the like of which is rare even in the Prem - we should be glad we got any games out of him at all. Tomorrow could be my last change of witnessing his silky skills in a blue and white jersey and I'm going to enjoy it.

Don't think the fans are being overly nasty, more the knowing the genius is within the club,
And more to the point could if fit for next 10 games get us into the play offs with ease if his head was right!
I stood as many did on Saturday to welcome him back,
On another point, the free kick Saturday was a virtual replica of another last year, club were in black and red quarters shirts? Am I imagining it? Or am I right?

saraman wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain. Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay. If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm. Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

I looked in the mirror Hovite and liked what I saw. I thought to myself, yep I'm a true fan and always have been since 1963/64 As are most posters on here who bother to comment regardless of the fact that others may agree or disagree. It's the passion you know that make some of us appear sometimes negative or overly optomistic. You don't become a bad fan after 50 plus years it' just that we have had so very little success as a club over 120 or so years that we are desperate for more. I believe that success is just around the corner.

saraman wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain. Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay. If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm. Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

I looked in the mirror Hovite and liked what I saw. I thought to myself, yep I'm a true fan and always have been since 1963/64 As are most posters on here who bother to comment regardless of the fact that others may agree or disagree. It's the passion you know that make some of us appear sometimes negative or overly optomistic. You don't become a bad fan after 50 plus years it' just that we have had so very little success as a club over 120 or so years that we are desperate for more. I believe that success is just around the corner.

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:

reagull wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

returning from the amex on saturday I thought I'd watch the highlights on the football league show...... I'm trying to work something out.
I get paid to fit signs for a living and wondered if it would be ok to put them up 10ft higher than the customer wanted and still get paid 10k a week , I'm going to call my new company "orlandi signs"

Ha ha. And if your boss doesn't give you a nice shoulder massage before you get in your van, tell him via Twitter that you're just not enjoying fitting signs anymore. Maybe at the next Falmer training session they should bring in a cow, give Orlandi a banjo and ask him to hit it on the backside just to disprove the rumours.

Okay, Orlandi missed a chance against Hull, but is 4 in the previous 7 not good enough for a midfielder these days?

Hovite wrote:

mark by the sea wrote:

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Agree with every word. We have possibly the most gifted player the club has ever had and all we can do is moan. Vicente is a footballing genius the like of which is rare even in the Prem - we should be glad we got any games out of him at all. Tomorrow could be my last change of witnessing his silky skills in a blue and white jersey and I'm going to enjoy it.

Don't think the fans are being overly nasty, more the knowing the genius is within the club,
And more to the point could if fit for next 10 games get us into the play offs with ease if his head was right!
I stood as many did on Saturday to welcome him back,
On another point, the free kick Saturday was a virtual replica of another last year, club were in black and red quarters shirts? Am I imagining it? Or am I right?

What do you mean you don't think fans are being overly nasty? are you saying they / you are only being slightly nasty?

Whatever mbts, your justification fails me

Hovite wrote:
Who cheated you?

VegasSeagull wrote:
Mark I am not sure why you use the word, 'cheated,' did you mean that you felt, 'deprived,' of his talents?

The guy got injured and the team and you were deprived of his talents but I don't think either the team or you were cheated out of them.

mark by the sea wrote:
Think if the fans really get behind not only him but the whole side including cms' then they will produce. Sorry to say but Zamora is cheaper than Vicente .. If they got paid for the time on the pitch.
Rhodes has scored in seven consecutive matches!

wenners wrote:

mark by the sea wrote:
Think if the fans really get behind not only him but the whole side including cms' then they will produce. Sorry to say but Zamora is cheaper than Vicente .. If they got paid for the time on the pitch.
Rhodes has scored in seven consecutive matches!

And your point is ??

pappaK wrote:
High Vegas,I think you have to understand that there are a people in this world that do not want to have your rhetoric and battology shoved down their throats throughout these blogs day in and days out

On average you post between 13 /15 blobs a day and sometimes there are 3 streams running.
I know I don`t have to read them,but I do because some of them are spot on,it`s just you go on and on and on.
I sometime think you give IMHO about your own Honest Opinion

A few things for you to digest

1 .If you don`t have a sense of humor,you probably have no sense at all
2 If you don`t like the heat ,get out of the fire.OR putting it another way,If you blog expect criticism from every front,when you do, except it gracefully
3.You and your mates on this site,I can somewhat understand, you all must be past the age of understanding now.
Why don`t you take your husband on a vacation,I hear Pluto is nice this time of year.Loosen up Vegas all this soccer is stressing you out.

Once again as per usual. Have a Beaut Day

dave from bexill wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Well put Hovite. It's fine and healthy having differences and arguments about different players, there would be no point coming on here otherwise. But, it's very noticeable how some have to have someone to scapegoat eg Vicente, Barnes and now CMS. Sometimes it's vitriolic to the point where it's no longer just an opinion but nasty. Likewise, some on here go over the top with their view of other posters. My guess is that a number of these people suffer from inferiority complexes in their real lives and are the type that if they don't shout, them others take no notice of them. Just one final reminder regarding Vicente, the most technically gifted player imo to have worn the stripes, if he didn't have fitness problems he would never have signed for us. Gus knows that as do most proper supporters. It's frustrating when he doesn't play, but I for one wouldn't have missed it for anything. UTA

tonytowner1 wrote:

dave from bexill wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain.

Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay.

If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm.

Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

Well put Hovite. It's fine and healthy having differences and arguments about different players, there would be no point coming on here otherwise. But, it's very noticeable how some have to have someone to scapegoat eg Vicente, Barnes and now CMS. Sometimes it's vitriolic to the point where it's no longer just an opinion but nasty. Likewise, some on here go over the top with their view of other posters. My guess is that a number of these people suffer from inferiority complexes in their real lives and are the type that if they don't shout, them others take no notice of them. Just one final reminder regarding Vicente, the most technically gifted player imo to have worn the stripes, if he didn't have fitness problems he would never have signed for us. Gus knows that as do most proper supporters. It's frustrating when he doesn't play, but I for one wouldn't have missed it for anything. UTA

Would you seriously put him (Vicente) above Binney?

He's very very good but we simply haven't seen enough of him

What was key of course on Saturday was his shot was on target - we've had a fair few deflections go against us this season and led to goals past TS but I reckon (and it feels we may be?) be shouldn't be training to have shots off target in the hope they get a deflection and then head towards the goal quite so much - apart from Ulloa, in the pre match warm ups it seems that way anyway

Can anyone think of a single decent reason why Vicente wouldn't start tomorrow? I am reckoning he certainly will

VegasSeagull wrote:
Sadly some on here need something to make a subject of division where none exists.

Restrict how many words can be used in a posting.

CMS should make way for Hoskins, even though he has only started 5 matches and done what?

Gus is leaving.

Bloom will, and should, remove Gus.

It took too long to get a target man to work with CMS, we now have one.

CMS should not partner our target man.

And on it goes.

Real opinions about any of the above are good for debate but when commenting surely it's wise to put some meat on the bones. If you think Hoskins above CMS then say why, explain your thinking. If you think Gus should go say why and offer a better option to Gus and why he would be better.

Hit and run comments are simply that, hit and run. If you don't have the ability to offer arguement to support your views then I guess you can always fall back on the, 'comments are too long,' stance, much easier isn't it.
And if all else fails, then you always have me to have a pop at, even easier.

Yorkieseagull wrote:

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:

reagull wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

returning from the amex on saturday I thought I'd watch the highlights on the football league show...... I'm trying to work something out.
I get paid to fit signs for a living and wondered if it would be ok to put them up 10ft higher than the customer wanted and still get paid 10k a week , I'm going to call my new company "orlandi signs"

Ha ha. And if your boss doesn't give you a nice shoulder massage before you get in your van, tell him via Twitter that you're just not enjoying fitting signs anymore. Maybe at the next Falmer training session they should bring in a cow, give Orlandi a banjo and ask him to hit it on the backside just to disprove the rumours.

Okay, Orlandi missed a chance against Hull, but is 4 in the previous 7 not good enough for a midfielder these days?

By the same logic 4 from 8 would be a good return as well, so let's not express our disappointment when he misses a sitter through lack of talent and ability to handle the pressure tomorrow night then, eh? It's a professional sport where missing gilt edged chances have ramifications on a broad community. If we hadn't have won on Saturday would you have been as magnanimous about Orlandi's miss?

dave from bexill wrote:
Tony Towner..... Yes I would put Vicente above Fred Binney, a great goal scorer and real character, but a very different type of player to Vicente and nowhere near as technically gifted in my view, but a legend and one of my all time Albion greats

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:

Old Scrote of the Amex wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:

reagull wrote:

Yorkieseagull wrote:
Does anybody else on here only do the job they are paid to do, and are contracted to do, when they can feel the love and adulation from others who are paying their wages? We have a star in our team, no doubt, but are we expected to care whether or not he feels appreciated? I check my bank account every month to see whether I am appreciated for what I do for a living.

returning from the amex on saturday I thought I'd watch the highlights on the football league show...... I'm trying to work something out.
I get paid to fit signs for a living and wondered if it would be ok to put them up 10ft higher than the customer wanted and still get paid 10k a week , I'm going to call my new company "orlandi signs"

Ha ha. And if your boss doesn't give you a nice shoulder massage before you get in your van, tell him via Twitter that you're just not enjoying fitting signs anymore. Maybe at the next Falmer training session they should bring in a cow, give Orlandi a banjo and ask him to hit it on the backside just to disprove the rumours.

Okay, Orlandi missed a chance against Hull, but is 4 in the previous 7 not good enough for a midfielder these days?

By the same logic 4 from 8 would be a good return as well, so let's not express our disappointment when he misses a sitter through lack of talent and ability to handle the pressure tomorrow night then, eh? It's a professional sport where missing gilt edged chances have ramifications on a broad community. If we hadn't have won on Saturday would you have been as magnanimous about Orlandi's miss?

Yes, I think I would - even the best players in the world miss easy chances, so lets not badger a decent player who HAS been scoring for missing a chance! And you're saying 'lack of talent and ability to handle the pressure' about a player who scored against Newcastle in an FA Cup game? Seriously? Were the games Orlandi HAS scored any less important than the Hull match? He missed a chance, that is all! He didn't bottle it or show a lack of talent - he had a keeper and three (THREE!) defenders to beat and tried to place it out of the reach of all of them. No doubt you would have whined if he had hit any of them by hitting it low.

wiseman of hove wrote:

dave from bexill wrote:
Tony Towner..... Yes I would put Vicente above Fred Binney, a great goal scorer and real character, but a very different type of player to Vicente and nowhere near as technically gifted in my view, but a legend and one of my all time Albion greats

I think Tony Towner was a bit tongue in cheek over the comparison, Dave. However, Fred was indeed a legend and a great and I'm surprised that he is not 'recalled' more. Apparently, Fred's days were numbered when he told Mullers that he was making a mistake dropping him for a young Peter Ward!

Clean Sheet wrote:
Apologies for the Fred Drift, but Fred Binney was a fantastic mentor for the young Peter Ward. I only ever saw delight in Fred's face when Wardy scored, which was quite regularly.

Baldseagull wrote:

VegasSeagull wrote: Sadly some on here need something to make a subject of division where none exists. Restrict how many words can be used in a posting. CMS should make way for Hoskins, even though he has only started 5 matches and done what? Gus is leaving. Bloom will, and should, remove Gus. It took too long to get a target man to work with CMS, we now have one. CMS should not partner our target man. And on it goes. Real opinions about any of the above are good for debate but when commenting surely it's wise to put some meat on the bones. If you think Hoskins above CMS then say why, explain your thinking. If you think Gus should go say why and offer a better option to Gus and why he would be better. Hit and run comments are simply that, hit and run. If you don't have the ability to offer arguement to support your views then I guess you can always fall back on the, 'comments are too long,' stance, much easier isn't it. And if all else fails, then you always have me to have a pop at, even easier.

We didn't always have you to have a pop at, and I wish we still didn't.

saraman wrote:

Hovite wrote:
If I was Vicente and I read all the rubbish that has been written on this thread I'd definately leave at the end of the season. What a bunch of cynical negative old gits you are, hoping to fulfill your own prophecies. Always looking for a villain. Get a grip and appreciate what we have, the club and the players need our full support so that valuable players stay. If you project doom, gloom and conspiracies it can only do the club harm. Take a look at yourselves in the mirror, ask if you really are a true fan of the club, think about it for a minute and report back to me.

I looked in the mirror Hovite and liked what I saw. I thought to myself, yep I'm a true fan and always have been since 1963/64 As are most posters on here who bother to comment regardless of the fact that others may agree or disagree. It's the passion you know that make some of us appear sometimes negative or overly optomistic. You don't become a bad fan after 50 plus years it' just that we have had so very little success as a club over 120 or so years that we are desperate for more. I believe that success is just around the corner.

tug509 wrote:
Agree totally,i liked your explanation on one of the newer threads,you replied to OSA,about the said,wums and trolls,i think you have got them worked out pretty well. Hope you enjoy the game tonight Hovite. UTA

tug509 wrote:
Agree totally,i liked your explanation on one of the newer threads,you replied to OSA,about the said,wums and trolls,i think you have got them worked out pretty well. Hope you enjoy the game tonight Hovite. UTA

Freeloaders wrote:

tug509 wrote:
Agree totally,i liked your explanation on one of the newer threads,you replied to OSA,about the said,wums and trolls,i think you have got them worked out pretty well. Hope you enjoy the game tonight Hovite. UTA

Get a room lol.