Reply With QuoteCome on Tricky, I know you've read this, just one or two pics will suffice.
I know you're hiding from our board, shame to do it on your own.
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You know how you said you've got loads of silly pics ready for when we are relegated, any chance of a little look anyway?
It's the only thing that could make a brilliant day even better.
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Come on Tricky, I know you've read this, just one or two pics will suffice.
I know you're hiding from our board, shame to do it on your own.
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I wonder if a little poetry might bring him out of his shell?
I know you're not too happy,
'cos your season ended crappy,
but please stop hiding Tricky,
and post a silly piccy.
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Finally the sad truth is out, Basie did have a twin after all.
A sad Notts fan who also assumes everything and needs the attention, only to be disappointed when no one wants to entertain him.
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Originally Posted by Romanis
Or an ecstatic Notts fan disappointed when someone who has acted the Billy Big BoIIocks all season runs and hides like a little schoolgirl when things suddenly don't go his way.
I'll leave everyone to make up their own mind as to which of those is closest to the truth.
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I've never known a group of fans celebrating avoiding relegation from tier 3 football like this before, what an achievement
imagine if they won promotion
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It's called being a football supporter es***. You're quite right for once in that finishing 20th in League 1 isn't the greatest achievement, but it just doesn't feel that way. We've had an awful season for the most part, and I was convinced we were down. But then we found a manager who gave us a bit of pride, a lot of passion, and just a glimmer of hope. At 16:30 on Saturday we dropped back into the bottom four, and I thought in typical Notts style we were going to blow it. But then we equalised. Sheer, unbridled ecstacy. Football really shouldn't mean that much, but for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon it does. It felt just as good as a promotion, still does. Keep the Premier League, I bet the average Notts fan will celebrate more than the bandwagon hopping Man City fans when they win the title.
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And the same fan, who was wagering and advising a wager on his team getting relegated in August, only now to be bleating a different tune, chiding some of our fans who suggested the very same thing.I've never known a group of fans celebrating avoiding relegation from tier 3 football like this before, what an achievement
imagine if they won promotion
And has the cheek to talk about credibility.
Anyway does it really matter to us? I think not, we don't wallow in misery all season long and wish the same on others.
In fact if Derby do go up, that should be a wake up call for us, to know that our rivals have succeeded and we need to improve to be on par with them.
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And the same fan, who was wagering and advising a wager on his team getting relegated in August, only now to be bleating a different tune, chiding some of our fans who suggested the very same thing.I've never known a group of fans celebrating avoiding relegation from tier 3 football like this before, what an achievement
imagine if they won promotion
And has the cheek to talk about credibility. [/quote]
As I said on the other thread, if I'm wrong I'm prepared to stand up and admit it, rather than hide like a certain cowardly person.
I posted this on our board on Monday:
They certainly did!
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Still running, still hiding, and leaving Romanis to fight his battles for him!
Sometimes silence says far more than words ever could.
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