Reasons To Be Cheerful (Tier 3)
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^ interw6read that. I didn't know Greg Wylde was now at Millwall
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Cunningly utilising the popular search engine Google, I discovered these...Bruce Rioja wrote:Are any of those 'League One 16/17 Expectations by Club' type things available? The bookies usually do them but I can't find any myself. Do they even bother to do them for the third division though?
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Dis is what the guardian wrote:Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Cunningly utilising the popular search engine Google, I discovered these...Bruce Rioja wrote:Are any of those 'League One 16/17 Expectations by Club' type things available? The bookies usually do them but I can't find any myself. Do they even bother to do them for the third division though?
Guardian
Sky Bet, sorry, Sky Sports
Footy Accumulators, For Some Reason In Centred Text
Something Apparently Called Buzzin League 1 Football Which Is All Sorts Of Weird
Inexplicably Popular Social Media Plagiarisers Sport Bible
BBC's is so shit I can't even be arsed including the link
Parkinson, meanwhile, embarks on a fraught mission to revive Bolton Wanderers and is not the only encouraging arrival at the club. He has brought the striker Jamie Proctor with him from Bradford to add to an array of attackers that still includes – for now, at any rate – Zach Clough and Gary Madine. Marc Beevers is a handy defensive addition. The squad is probably to skimpy to go straight up automatically but a playoff place seems achievable with Parkinson.
TOO skimpy. TOO TOO TOOT.
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Cheers TDTonyDomingos wrote:The Guardian has something along these lines here:Bruce Rioja wrote:Are any of those 'League One 16/17 Expectations by Club' type things available? The bookies usually do them but I can't find any myself. Do they even bother to do them for the third division though?
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Also gets Beevers' forename wrong and describes Madine as an attacker. Ho ho.Dr Hotdog wrote:Dis is what the guardian wrote:
Parkinson, meanwhile, embarks on a fraught mission to revive Bolton Wanderers and is not the only encouraging arrival at the club. He has brought the striker Jamie Proctor with him from Bradford to add to an array of attackers that still includes – for now, at any rate – Zach Clough and Gary Madine. Marc Beevers is a handy defensive addition. The squad is probably to skimpy to go straight up automatically but a playoff place seems achievable with Parkinson.
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Haha The reason I asked, which was after using said handy tool, is because I can't access sites associated with gambling and was looking for others. I didn't realise that I might have to explain .Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Cunningly utilising the popular search engine Google, I discovered these...Bruce Rioja wrote:Are any of those 'League One 16/17 Expectations by Club' type things available? The bookies usually do them but I can't find any myself. Do they even bother to do them for the third division though?
Guardian
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Footy Accumulators, For Some Reason In Centred Text
Something Apparently Called Buzzin League 1 Football Which Is All Sorts Of Weird
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BBC's is so shit I can't even be arsed including the link
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Cheers. Some interesting stuff there, except the horribly cringeworthy bolton bit on the sport bible.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Cunningly utilising the popular search engine Google, I discovered these...Bruce Rioja wrote:Are any of those 'League One 16/17 Expectations by Club' type things available? The bookies usually do them but I can't find any myself. Do they even bother to do them for the third division though?
Guardian
Sky Bet, sorry, Sky Sports
Footy Accumulators, For Some Reason In Centred Text
Something Apparently Called Buzzin League 1 Football Which Is All Sorts Of Weird
Inexplicably Popular Social Media Plagiarisers Sport Bible
BBC's is so shit I can't even be arsed including the link
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Oh, I find it's usually worth itBruce Rioja wrote:Haha The reason I asked, which was after using said handy tool, is because I can't access sites associated with gambling and was looking for others. I didn't realise that I might have to explain .
I didn't mind that - at least it had a tone. LoV reminds me a bit of White Love - not my cup of tea, but on balance I'd prefer it existing to there being a vacuum.LeverEnd wrote:Some interesting stuff there, except the horribly cringeworthy bolton bit on the sport bible.
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It's bare cringe as the kids would say.
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Off topic a bit, but does anyone know why Swindon Away on the 8th October is a 13:00 kick off?
All I can see is that there are internationals, but they kick off at 17:00.
Are we on the tellybox?
All I can see is that there are internationals, but they kick off at 17:00.
Are we on the tellybox?
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Nope, well, not yet. Sky have only announced three live L1 fixtures, on the weekend of the first international break - Posh-Swindon, Northampton-McDons, Gills-Blades. Interesting that our game at Swindon is on another international break but neither STFC, BWFC nor the Swindon Advertiser (always first with the news) give any reason for the KO change.Andy Waller wrote:Off topic a bit, but does anyone know why Swindon Away on the 8th October is a 13:00 kick off?
All I can see is that there are internationals, but they kick off at 17:00.
Are we on the tellybox?
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See, I had to click through and see for myself. I wish I hadn't...Prufrock wrote:It's bare cringe as the kids would say.
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I got through the intro and the first bit.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:See, I had to click through and see for myself. I wish I hadn't...Prufrock wrote:It's bare cringe as the kids would say.
Ghastly stuff. Dreadful website.
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The sad thing is that he's probably dead chuffed with itBruce Rioja wrote:I got through the intro and the first bit.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:See, I had to click through and see for myself. I wish I hadn't...Prufrock wrote:It's bare cringe as the kids would say.
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Yeah, because he's cool and edgy. Honestly wrote like he was trying to get a fvxkin job there the absolute begAbdoulaye's Twin wrote:The sad thing is that he's probably dead chuffed with itBruce Rioja wrote:I got through the intro and the first bit.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:See, I had to click through and see for myself. I wish I hadn't...Prufrock wrote:It's bare cringe as the kids would say.
Ghastly stuff. Dreadful website.
He was part of the Supporters Trust too when they were founded. Did the website and the twitter stuff
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Probably nothing more than to give home fans the opportunity to attend their game and then watch the internationals on TV later. Woohoo!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Nope, well, not yet. Sky have only announced three live L1 fixtures, on the weekend of the first international break - Posh-Swindon, Northampton-McDons, Gills-Blades. Interesting that our game at Swindon is on another international break but neither STFC, BWFC nor the Swindon Advertiser (always first with the news) give any reason for the KO change.Andy Waller wrote:Off topic a bit, but does anyone know why Swindon Away on the 8th October is a 13:00 kick off?
All I can see is that there are internationals, but they kick off at 17:00.
Are we on the tellybox?
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boltonboris wrote:Yeah, because he's cool and edgy. Honestly wrote like he was trying to get a fvxkin job there the absolute begAbdoulaye's Twin wrote:The sad thing is that he's probably dead chuffed with itBruce Rioja wrote:I got through the intro and the first bit.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:See, I had to click through and see for myself. I wish I hadn't...Prufrock wrote:It's bare cringe as the kids would say.
Ghastly stuff. Dreadful website.
He was part of the Supporters Trust too when they were founded. Did the website and the twitter stuff
Nothing worse than someone who spends hours on something, trying to make it look like they wrote it in 5 mins, and it still being obvious they spent ages.
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Prufrock wrote: Nothing worse than someone who spends hours on something, trying to make it look like they wrote it in 5 mins, and it still being obvious they spent ages.
show us how it's done, Pru... write a season preview for our front page.. we've not had one for ages...
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"Big Sam's SuperWhite Army..."Burnden Paddock wrote:Probably nothing more than to give home fans the opportunity to attend their game and then watch the internationals on TV later. Woohoo!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Nope, well, not yet. Sky have only announced three live L1 fixtures, on the weekend of the first international break - Posh-Swindon, Northampton-McDons, Gills-Blades. Interesting that our game at Swindon is on another international break but neither STFC, BWFC nor the Swindon Advertiser (always first with the news) give any reason for the KO change.Andy Waller wrote:Off topic a bit, but does anyone know why Swindon Away on the 8th October is a 13:00 kick off?
All I can see is that there are internationals, but they kick off at 17:00.
Are we on the tellybox?
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I hope ken is already looking into changing the club phone number to incorporate 2018.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:"Big Sam's SuperWhite Army..."Burnden Paddock wrote:Probably nothing more than to give home fans the opportunity to attend their game and then watch the internationals on TV later. Woohoo!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Nope, well, not yet. Sky have only announced three live L1 fixtures, on the weekend of the first international break - Posh-Swindon, Northampton-McDons, Gills-Blades. Interesting that our game at Swindon is on another international break but neither STFC, BWFC nor the Swindon Advertiser (always first with the news) give any reason for the KO change.Andy Waller wrote:Off topic a bit, but does anyone know why Swindon Away on the 8th October is a 13:00 kick off?
All I can see is that there are internationals, but they kick off at 17:00.
Are we on the tellybox?
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