the glorious "I was wrong" thread
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Trying to convince everyone at sixth form that Olafur Snorrasson was going to be the new Eidur!
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EverSoYouri wrote:Little Green Man wrote:"There's not much between the two sides so it should be a really close, exciting game."
At Wembley about 10 minutes before kick-off.
In an Amsterdam bar with William the White on that day. We insisted the barman put the match on the TV, showing him our scarves as proof of our affiliation. A few minutes in he asked in a sympathetic voice:
"So. This team in white, they're your team?"

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I was excited when we signed Elmander.
I also thought Steinsson was going to become a cult hero.
I thought we'd be OK after Allardyce left.
I also thought Steinsson was going to become a cult hero.
I thought we'd be OK after Allardyce left.
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Nicolas Anelka signing for Bolton. I though't he'd buy a flat cap and a whippet and be a regular in Bob's Smithy. It wasn't about money, he loved us...... 

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Re: the glorious "I was wrong" thread
Excellent. .... did you, as St. Peter in the Garden of Gethsemane, deny them 3 times ?EverSoYouri wrote:In an Amsterdam bar with William the White on that day. We insisted the barman put the match on the TV, showing him our scarves as proof of our affiliation. A few minutes in he asked in a sympathetic voice:Little Green Man wrote:"There's not much between the two sides so it should be a really close, exciting game."
At Wembley about 10 minutes before kick-off.
"So. This team in white, they're your team?"
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
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I thought LeverEnd could be trusted to title a match thread!
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+1 I was there and was certain he would never get back upa1 wrote:and muamba
"well, he's dead"
but i'm kinda glad that worked out , but he's talked smack about bwfc since leaving, so he's kinda on my #burfday list with kevin, but he's not gone full 'birthday princess' about it like davies did. He's only mentioned it once or twice.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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I still maintain Megson is a better manager than Coyle.
Coyle better than Freedman, is a slightly harder one. Tallest dwarf etc.
My main one is holding out on Chung Yong Lee finding form again. Wavering toward "I was wrong" on that score, then I remember that header in the semi-final.
Coyle better than Freedman, is a slightly harder one. Tallest dwarf etc.
My main one is holding out on Chung Yong Lee finding form again. Wavering toward "I was wrong" on that score, then I remember that header in the semi-final.
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I saw we'd signed Kevin Davies on a free and thought it was our shittest signing ever.
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I believed David Ginola when he said on MoTD that under Coyle, "Bolton Wanderers could get into the Champions League"



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H. Pedersen wrote:I was excited when we signed Elmander.
I also thought Steinsson was going to become a cult hero.
I thought we'd be OK after Allardyce left.
Surely Steinsson was a cult hero. Or am I having trouble with my consonants again?

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'Twas a bit hard to do that:bobo the clown wrote:Excellent. .... did you, as St. Peter in the Garden of Gethsemane, deny them 3 times ?EverSoYouri wrote:In an Amsterdam bar with William the White on that day. We insisted the barman put the match on the TV, showing him our scarves as proof of our affiliation. A few minutes in he asked in a sympathetic voice:Little Green Man wrote:"There's not much between the two sides so it should be a really close, exciting game."
At Wembley about 10 minutes before kick-off.
"So. This team in white, they're your team?"
1) Because we'd stopped off at this bar three days running, just to check they were definitely going to show our match.
2) The scarves were a bit of a giveaway.

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Un pint du meilleur pour l'homme avec la casquette plat et le whippet, s'il vous plait, garçon.TANGODANCER wrote:Nicolas Anelka signing for Bolton. I though't he'd buy a flat cap and a whippet and be a regular in Bob's Smithy. It wasn't about money, he loved us......
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EverSoYouri wrote:Un pint du meilleur pour l'homme avec la casquette plat et le whippet, s'il vous plait, garçon.TANGODANCER wrote:Nicolas Anelka signing for Bolton. I though't he'd buy a flat cap and a whippet and be a regular in Bob's Smithy. It wasn't about money, he loved us......

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Count me in with the people who thought Kevin Davies was a fat waste of space who wouldn't play five league games.
On the flip side, signings who I thought were going to be brilliant include such luminaries as Liam Trotter, Mikel Alonso, Michael Bridges, Julio Cesar, Idan Tal...
On the flip side, signings who I thought were going to be brilliant include such luminaries as Liam Trotter, Mikel Alonso, Michael Bridges, Julio Cesar, Idan Tal...
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I thought Fabian DeFreitas would rip up trees in the premiership.
He just ended up looking like a tree.
He just ended up looking like a tree.
What a hero, What a man...... Ooooh, what a bad foul...
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Apparently they couldn't get the ball off of him in training. Still, cometh the hour and all of that............Andy Waller wrote:I thought Fabian DeFreitas would rip up trees in the premiership.
He just ended up looking like a tree.

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He didn't do much worse that season than anyone else. Was a threat at times in a poor team.Andy Waller wrote:I thought Fabian DeFreitas would rip up trees in the premiership.
He just ended up looking like a tree.
Had some sort of weird muscle wasting illness just after he joined. Not sure he ever really got to top form again.
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Little Green Man wrote:"There's not much between the two sides so it should be a really close, exciting game."
At Wembley about 10 minutes before kick-off.
Similairly, after going 2-0 down I convinced my daughter to stay positive, as we had come from 2-0 down before at Wembley............

To her credit she did stay positive and, even at 5-0 said she didn't want to leave before the final whistle because 'you never know, Dad'
Brings a lump to the throat.

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Social services are on their way over...Gary the Enfield wrote:Little Green Man wrote:"There's not much between the two sides so it should be a really close, exciting game."
At Wembley about 10 minutes before kick-off.
Similairly, after going 2-0 down I convinced my daughter to stay positive, as we had come from 2-0 down before at Wembley............![]()
To her credit she did stay positive and, even at 5-0 said she didn't want to leave before the final whistle because 'you never know, Dad'
Brings a lump to the throat.
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