To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
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To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I might go to this. I've feck all else to do bar Christmas shopping. Anyone else?
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
Sadly not, but I salute you for the effort.
No doubt it will be a fun day out ruined only slightly by the 90 minutes of football you will have to endure.
No doubt it will be a fun day out ruined only slightly by the 90 minutes of football you will have to endure.
Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I'm nearly going.
Will be in Doncaster for some ungodly reason and I just know the 90 minutes of football you will have to endure would be preferable.
I'll give a shout out, let me know if you hear it.
Albeit not quite compliant with the Rioja formula, very nice thread title.
Will be in Doncaster for some ungodly reason and I just know the 90 minutes of football you will have to endure would be preferable.
I'll give a shout out, let me know if you hear it.
Albeit not quite compliant with the Rioja formula, very nice thread title.
Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I'm going. It'll be shit. However it will be followed by a night-out in an arachnid-themed nightclub called Spiders that I've not visited for a while. Last time I was there they did Pangalactic Gargleblasters for about £2.50, which were pint cocktails containing 8 various shots of the hard stuff. That should kill a few of the brain cells that remember our mauling at the paws of the Tigers.
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Can't believe that's still going. It was there when I was at uni in Hull, '92-'95 – so yes, I was a resident when we played That Game That Always Gets Mentioned When We Play Hull, And Quite Rightly So.LeverEnd wrote:an arachnid-themed nightclub called Spiders
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Best night of my Wanderers supporting life!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Can't believe that's still going. It was there when I was at uni in Hull, '92-'95 – so yes, I was a resident when we played That Game That Always Gets Mentioned When We Play Hull, And Quite Rightly So.LeverEnd wrote:an arachnid-themed nightclub called Spiders

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Amen.Bruce Rioja wrote:Best night of my Wanderers supporting life!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Can't believe that's still going. It was there when I was at uni in Hull, '92-'95 – so yes, I was a resident when we played That Game That Always Gets Mentioned When We Play Hull, And Quite Rightly So.LeverEnd wrote:an arachnid-themed nightclub called Spiders
Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I've been a few times as a good mate of mine lives over that way but not for over 10 years. I'll look like someone's grandad in there now but I don't care. I'll let you know.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Can't believe that's still going. It was there when I was at uni in Hull, '92-'95 – so yes, I was a resident when we played That Game That Always Gets Mentioned When We Play Hull, And Quite Rightly So.LeverEnd wrote:an arachnid-themed nightclub called Spiders
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I can foresee a real twotting here. 0-4 

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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I can't see us scoring that many tbf HG!Harry Genshaw wrote:I can foresee a real twotting here. 0-4
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
Not between now and February I fear. My bad -home or away I always put our score firstBurnden Paddock wrote:I can't see us scoring that many tbf HG!Harry Genshaw wrote:I can foresee a real twotting here. 0-4
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
Managerless by then? Lennon's odds cut for Reading job, now 2nd favourite. Can'tt see that happening!
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Interesting idea.LeverEnd wrote:Managerless by then? Lennon's odds cut for Reading job, now 2nd favourite. Can'tt see that happening!
It's possible he could walk away with reputation more or less intact if the wider public believe that finances ruined his chances here. We'd know it was probably a bit more nuanced than that, but by then he'd be off. And I dare say the vast majority of Bolton fans wouldn't hate him in say five years' time: depending on subsequent events, he might be seen as the bloke who left just before the takeover that saved us, or the pilot who ejected from the burning cockpit.
(Or possibly something in between: not all takeovers lead to pure triumph or disaster.)
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
I'd be pretty annoyed if he left with reputation in tact. The bloke has to take some responsibility, in fact a large part, for the awful results he has produced here.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Interesting idea.LeverEnd wrote:Managerless by then? Lennon's odds cut for Reading job, now 2nd favourite. Can'tt see that happening!
It's possible he could walk away with reputation more or less intact if the wider public believe that finances ruined his chances here. We'd know it was probably a bit more nuanced than that, but by then he'd be off. And I dare say the vast majority of Bolton fans wouldn't hate him in say five years' time: depending on subsequent events, he might be seen as the bloke who left just before the takeover that saved us, or the pilot who ejected from the burning cockpit.
(Or possibly something in between: not all takeovers lead to pure triumph or disaster.)
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I'm not arguing with your right to have that opinion. To some extent, I may share it. I'm just saying that Joe Fan (or Boris Chairman) at another team might well look at Lennon's record at Celtic, assume he was always on a shit hand at Bolton, and get quite excited.BWFC_Insane wrote:I'd be pretty annoyed if he left with reputation in tact. The bloke has to take some responsibility, in fact a large part, for the awful results he has produced here.
Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
In a division where Douglarse can get the Forest job, anything can happen.
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
Think you've got that the wrong way round. Go to the club and kill your brain cells before the game; then it's one of those win-win's.LeverEnd wrote:I'm going. It'll be shit. However it will be followed by a night-out in an arachnid-themed nightclub called Spiders that I've not visited for a while. Last time I was there they did Pangalactic Gargleblasters for about £2.50, which were pint cocktails containing 8 various shots of the hard stuff. That should kill a few of the brain cells that remember our mauling at the paws of the Tigers.
NB does Spiders hand out free towels to go with the Pangalactic Gargleblaster?
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
The Foresf job isn't a great gig. More like a poisoned chalice.LeverEnd wrote:In a division where Douglarse can get the Forest job, anything can happen.
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Re: To Hull in a Handcart (A) 12/12/15
Might we be in line for compo that might help stave off the taxman? For now!LeverEnd wrote:Managerless by then? Lennon's odds cut for Reading job, now 2nd favourite. Can'tt see that happening!
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Can't imagine it will be £600,000. Although I suppose he's got, what, 18 months left on his contract?Burnden Paddock wrote:Might we be in line for compo that might help stave off the taxman? For now!LeverEnd wrote:Managerless by then? Lennon's odds cut for Reading job, now 2nd favourite. Can'tt see that happening!
By the way, in May 2014 Reading themselves were about to get a winding-up petition over £1.6m (!) owed to HMRC. They sold ALF to cover it, then got Zingarevich to zling his hook (think he had a two-year deadline to complete his takeover from John Madejskistadium) and got some new owners (Thais?).
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