








The Syllogiser wrote:This is the ONLY ball worth kicking
Foinavon wrote:The football season is almost upon us again. Hooray.Lets get some football banter going. Now before anyone starts yes we know they are a load of overpaid prima donnas who shoud play a proper game but we still like it anyway. As far as I know we have the following affiliations on here. Some of these I have assumed so correct me if I am wrong. Sorry if I have forgotten anybody.
Bolton
Pup (?? Did you used to watch them at Burnden Park)
Foinavon wrote:So what about your team?
The Syllogiser wrote:This is the ONLY ball worth kicking
Jake Bullit wrote:The Premiership is for puffs,get yourelves down to Deepdale for some real action.
pete37038 wrote:Jake Bullit wrote:The Premiership is for puffs,get yourelves down to Deepdale for some real action.
Only 'cause you can't get there despite repeatedly trying and consistently failing.
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Oh and we 'got ourselves down to Deepdale' last week for some 'real action' as you put it...![]()
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See here
http://www.lep.co.uk/pnenews/Preston-1- ... 5500604.jp - 'A footballing lesson' I believe was description of the outcome.
Ahem.
nandad wrote:pete37038 wrote:Jake Bullit wrote:The Premiership is for puffs,get yourelves down to Deepdale for some real action.
Only 'cause you can't get there despite repeatedly trying and consistently failing.
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Oh and we 'got ourselves down to Deepdale' last week for some 'real action' as you put it...![]()
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See here
http://www.lep.co.uk/pnenews/Preston-1- ... 5500604.jp - 'A footballing lesson' I believe was description of the outcome.
Ahem.
"The only consolation from the clash which PNE could really take was that few of the players who started this defeat are likely starters against Bristol City on the opening day of the new campaign."
Well that says it all. The nobbers took it that seriously that they put out a second eleven against "premiership" opposition![]()
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Bex1979 wrote:I know nothing about football - but I did get a leaflet through my door this morning advertising Blackburn Rovers season tickets for £150. (£50 for children).

Foinavon wrote:Brighton
JeremyR
Would you care for some tea?Foinavon wrote:Bex1979 wrote:I know nothing about football - but I did get a leaflet through my door this morning advertising Blackburn Rovers season tickets for £150. (£50 for children).
In Ulverston?Big Sam must be desperate for fans. I had one for Wigan Athletic yesterday. Cheeky Beggars targeting Bolton!
Bex1979 wrote:I know nothing about football - but I did get a leaflet through my door this morning advertising Blackburn Rovers season tickets for £150. (£50 for children).
pete37038 wrote:Jake Bullit wrote:The Premiership is for puffs,get yourelves down to Deepdale for some real action.
Only 'cause you can't get there despite repeatedly trying and consistently failing.
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Oh and we 'got ourselves down to Deepdale' last week for some 'real action' as you put it...![]()
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See here
http://www.lep.co.uk/pnenews/Preston-1- ... 5500604.jp - 'A footballing lesson' I believe was description of the outcome.
Ahem.
Foinavon wrote:Bex1979 wrote:I know nothing about football - but I did get a leaflet through my door this morning advertising Blackburn Rovers season tickets for £150. (£50 for children).
In Ulverston?Big Sam must be desperate for fans. I had one for Wigan Athletic yesterday. Cheeky Beggars targeting Bolton!
Foinavon wrote:Sheffield United
Guanajuato(?)
Foinavon wrote:Now how do you think your team will do this year?
muttoneer wrote:Definitely our year for promotion. Oh yes...
muttoneer wrote:Two Oldham fans for your list... myself and JJ&MEGA.
Definitely our year for promotion. Oh yes...

Would you care for some tea?gingerbreadmen wrote:Now we have established which team we all support, who on here supports the nearest club to where they grew up/now live and who actually goes to the match regularly?
Would you care for some tea?gingerbreadmen wrote:Now we have established which team we all support, who on here supports the nearest club to where they grew up/now live and who actually goes to the match regularly?
Team SLuG wrote:You may have to get over the bad start on the opening day of the season.![]()
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gingerbreadmen wrote:Now we have established which team we all support, who on here supports the nearest club to where they grew up/now live and who actually goes to the match regularly?
Mark me down as a yes on both counts![]()
BTW Nandad supports Live.... lpoooo ...liddlepoo... sorry, can't bring myself to write it down, not PNE.

gingerbreadmen wrote:Now we have established which team we all support, who on here supports the nearest club to where they grew up/now live and who actually goes to the match regularly?
Mark me down as a yes on both counts![]()
BTW Nandad supports Live.... lpoooo ...liddlepoo... sorry, can't bring myself to write it down, not PNE.
And Chas yes, I am very sorry to hear about Chester's plight, 125 years they have been going.
Would you care for some tea?Kelsborrow Wayfinders wrote:Owner Stephen Vaughan puts the club into administration. Club deducted 10 points for the new season. Surprise surprise Vaughan buys the club back from the administrator and conjours up a CVA to effectively reduce his tax bill because he is the largest creditor. FA refuse to grant the "new" club affiliation which means that no pre-season friendlies can be played. HMRC challenge the CVA which gets thrown out in court. Club return to administration. Yesterday the Conference say Chester can start the season but the points deduction is raised to 25. Today the FA say that the Conference breached the rules in allowing Chester to play. Conference announce that Chester's first fixture is postponed. Game over.
Laphroa1g wrote:Bolton Wanderers season ticket holder here.
I grew up about 1/2 mile from Burnden Park, and have had a season ticket for every season bar one since 85/86.
Now exiled in Gatley but still manage to attend almost every home game.
I'm looking forward to the new season, but not with the same level of anticpation as I have done in the past; I put that down to my getting on in years. At least I am not dreading it like I was before last season started

Laphroa1g wrote:My that was quick. I've done two of your caches today in Runcorn, and was late back in work which is on Daresbury Park. I ended up walking (panting) up Delph Lane from the cache next to the canal.
I think I could thow a stone from my drive and break a window at Intervoice! They have planning permission to turn where they are into houses, but nothing has happened for a couple of years.
Many years ago I worked for an Assurance company and my collection area was Blackrod.
Any more coincidences?

Guanajuato wrote:Same as usual - show sparks of promise, do well in the cups,
Guanajuato wrote:Well, it looks like I'll have to revise my expectations already.![]()

pete37038 wrote:I'm over the moon !
Would you care for some tea?JeremyR wrote:pete37038 wrote:I'm over the moon !
I'm not
Suffice to say, we've had better results than last night's![]()
Michel Kuipers, please write down 100 times: "I will not take down the last man."