| View from the outside – Column on 13:37 - Mar 27 with 754 views | Dorse |
| View from the outside – Column on 13:24 - Mar 27 by DavieQPR |
There's a very good chance that this Grandfather was an Officer in the German army. The only place Werthers were available in WW2 when he was younger. |
Mussolini was off his nut on them when he invaded Abysinia. Three packs and a Vimto chaser. Tried to eat his own head. |  |
| 'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!' |
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| View from the outside – Column on 13:40 - Mar 27 with 745 views | TheChef |
| View from the outside – Column on 13:01 - Mar 27 by RBlock |
Describing Ainsworth as a holiday romance is generous. Felt more like being sexually assaulted in the changing room at Center Parcs by a family friend you used to look up to. |
Hmmm I dunno I think Pontins more likely than Center Parcs. |  |
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| View from the outside – Column on 14:20 - Mar 27 with 693 views | Monkey_Roots |
| View from the outside – Column on 23:02 - Mar 26 by Hunterhoop |
Great first half of the article, Dorse. Loved it.
Not sure I reach the same assessment in the second half though.
I think there is an awful lot of risk about this summer’s transfer/signing activity. I feel we’re closer and perhaps more likely to become an Ipswich, who shuffled around this league for f*cking ages under McCarthy going nowhere before eventually dropping down.
I don’t feel it’s “good” today, I feel it’s a bit “meh”.
The togetherness could be there, indeed, it’s on the table to be grabbed hold of, if only Nourry (and Hoos) would bloody realise it and change tact.
Instead, I suspect Marti will leave in the summer (mutual consent), most of our defence will leave, we’ll sign a load more U25s from the continent, and start the next season having doubled down on “the strategy” with some no-mark yes man as head coach bowing to Nourry’s whim.
Overly pessimistic, possibly. But whatever. |
I dunno.
Its been much more interesting this season, and we have a manager that most feel inspired by (players and fans). I happen to think he will stay this summer, as I get the feeling he wants to stay in English football now he is here, and unless a bigger championship club come calling - and our inconsistent form this season makes me feel that they won't just yet - then I think he'll look to make an eye-catching play for a playoff spot next year on the top of his agenda.
The big question marks are around the out of contract players and who we replace them with – get that wrong, and then this will all feel like a bit of wasted chance at glory for both him and us.
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He could leave in the summer, and i'll look a bit silly. |  | | |
| View from the outside – Column on 18:43 - Mar 27 with 516 views | nix |
| View from the outside – Column on 14:20 - Mar 27 by Monkey_Roots |
I dunno.
Its been much more interesting this season, and we have a manager that most feel inspired by (players and fans). I happen to think he will stay this summer, as I get the feeling he wants to stay in English football now he is here, and unless a bigger championship club come calling - and our inconsistent form this season makes me feel that they won't just yet - then I think he'll look to make an eye-catching play for a playoff spot next year on the top of his agenda.
The big question marks are around the out of contract players and who we replace them with – get that wrong, and then this will all feel like a bit of wasted chance at glory for both him and us.
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He could leave in the summer, and i'll look a bit silly. |
Yeah, agree it's a key issue who our replacements are.
Love that article Dorse. Laugh out loud moments. Agree the mood at matches has been surprisingly positive given our performance on the pitch at times. Loving all the younger fans coming in.
We need a much better organised pre-season, resolving whatever is going wrong with players' conditioning and for all that's holy not to have another disastrous start to next season. |  | | |
| View from the outside – Column on 22:44 - Mar 27 with 348 views | GroveR |
| View from the outside – Column on 13:37 - Mar 27 by Dorse |
Mussolini was off his nut on them when he invaded Abysinia. Three packs and a Vimto chaser. Tried to eat his own head. |
Didn't help that Hoare and Lavale were gurning away in the background going "do it son, no-one will say nuttin" |  | | |
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