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Comment | Town to Introduce Singing Section
at 08:39:22
Personally think this is great. The atmosphere for the Plymouth home game was superb partly because Block A had Fortuna fans and other long-distance ITFC supporter branches in there, and for the Burnley game Blue Action were in there. It won't detract from the Sir Bobby Stand because that will always remain the most popular part of the ground and will always sing. |
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Comment | Barton: McKenna a Man Under Pressure
at 10:58:01
One of the two managers was caught on local radio offering to fight an opposition player after the game before the one at the Mem. After they had lost four in a row. Also sounds like a man under pressure.
I live in Bristol and lots of my mates are Rovers fans. They were fearful of a humping before the game, and delighted with a point against a bigger club. There's no shame in Barton admitting that. |
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Comment | Skipper Morsy Issues Apology
at 12:28:38
Don't feel like he needed to apologise. But now he has, maybe some of the people who I and others overheard at the final whistle calling him a c**t and other names might like to also say sorry. |
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Comment | Ahadme and Leigh Back Training With Teammates
at 12:11:07
I go to plenty of games pal. And I trust my eyes.
If you meant "If we had Leigh to come on at Charlton to prevent that header" then maybe you should have said that instead of "Leigh not being beaten in the air for Charlton equaliser" which is what you actually said.
"hanging on?" We're rolling along at 2.11 points per game, which ends us at 97 points.
Keep up |
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Comment | Ahadme and Leigh Back Training With Teammates
at 11:13:04
Yep, second in the league, scored more goals than all clubs apart from Plymouth, best away form in the division and only a handful of clubs have conceded fewer goals. Would hate to see you if we were actually doing badly Portman Terrorist.
PS: Leigh didn't play at Charlton, as he was out injured. |
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Comment | Scally: It’s Not Looking Good For Boxing Day
at 13:02:26
I think they are obliged to use Under-23s if they can. If he wants to play the game behind closed doors he has the power - Salford are doing that I think. But expect he wants the matchday revenue later in the season if they can get the game on.
Hope the league have a close eye on this, although not sure how this is policed. |
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Comment | Town Launch New Home Kit
at 15:40:20
Fair enough Pete, but the club can't win - they've been getting grief on social media for weeks for not releasing the new kit design already.
I imagine the kit is a strong source of revenue particularly given we have just lost out on a lot of money from attendances with the season ending early. It's not something the club can avoid doing. |
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Comment | Town Launch New Home Kit
at 15:38:22
Fair enough Pete, but the club can't win - they've been getting grief on social media for weeks from people complaining the kit hadn't been announced yet.
I imagine kit sales are a very important source of revenue right now, given we will have lost money on attendances as the season ended early. It's not something they can avoid doing. |
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Comment | Town Launch New Home Kit
at 15:11:35
Here's what you said. last paragraph is about the kit launch. I quite enjoyed watching Norwich play Man Utd in the quarter finals of the FA Cup by the way, they lost and had their best defender sent off.
"We're honouring the 1981 UEFA Cup winning team by playing mid table League 1 football.
We have to sit and watch N*rwich play FA Cup Quarter Finals against Man Utd, Beat Man City in the Premiership and we lose at home to sodding Fleetwood and 'try our best to give Coventry a game'
How about you sort that out before we worry about bl00dy kits ????" |
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Comment | Town Launch New Home Kit
at 15:00:42
It's one logical explanation for why you think we shouldn't honour arguaby our club's greatest achievement just because Norwich fluked a win over Man City months ago.
What's the alternative, we should make kits out of manure bags and play in those until we're one of the top clubs in Europe again?
There isn't a single Town fan who isn't "utterly frustrated at our current plight." |
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Comment | Town Launch New Home Kit
at 14:54:47
Pete, you a Budgie? It's months since they beat Man City, they've been sh*te ever since and are on course to go down with a lower points total than the 1994-95 Town side which lost 9-0 at Old Trafford.
I'm happy to observe 40 years since our club achieved something Norwich never will. |
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Comment | Norwood at Town to Complete Move
at 17:11:44
ohmycampo.....you have to be a troll. Top scorer in English football vs a veteran who currently doesn't have a club.
If you are a genuine Town supporter then you're dragging down the average football knowledge of our fan base |
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Comment | McCarthy: Home Crowd Can Give Us an Extra Lift
at 12:15:47
Where to start with this thread, although it is an interesting insight into the mentality of some of our fans, who are as damaging to the club at the moment as they perceive the manager to be.
But yes, look at the sheer cheek of McCarthy, asking fans to get behind an honest, hardworking group of players who could make it three wins on the spin today. How dare he.
How dare he expect supporters to put aside their petty prejudices and get behind these players, instead of doing the logical thing which is to be cross about something, hold a grudge and use that to bind themselves to what is happening on the pitch RIGHT NOW.
Hey, did you see Bart has been selected for the Poland squad? Recognition of his performances and status as probably the best keeper in the Championship. Mick signed him of course, but he's a dinosaur who swore at fans who had been singing AT AN AWAY DERBY that his football was sh*t even though we came within seconds of winning the game. Which is unforgiveable.
Since Cameron Carter-Vickers was picked up on loan, an opportunity sniffed out by the same dinosaur, who was once mean in a press conference about supporters who were were seeking out loan signing Gleeson on Twitter and abusing him BEFORE HE HAD EVEN PULLED ON A TOWN SHIRT , we've conceded four goals in eight games. Another lucky signing by this idiot who clearly doesn't know what he's doing and wants fans to support their own team.
I mean this guy. He picks up Kieffer Moore for ten grand from Forest Green Reserves, a completely useless pub player according to our exceptionally wise and knowledgeable fans, loans him out to Rotherham and then sells him to Barnsley for meagre £750k when everyone knows he had suddenly become brilliant and should be "given an chance" at Town. And what has happened? This predatory striker who we sold for an amount that was clearly peanuts, has scored an amazing one goal in the last nine games and Barnsley are in a relegation battle, proving what our fans suspected all along, that Mick doesn't know what he is doing. And he has the temerity, the bare-faced cheek, to suggest "he is the manager and we are the fans" as though that means he knows more than us.
Then look at the awful state of our current strike force. FIrst he wastes £1m on two strikers from Rangers, neither of whom are particularly famous or expensive so therefore will definitely be failures then lo and behold, they are merely in double figures in March. This is what happens when you buy cheap and the manager is clueless. He should have surveyed the supporters to find out who we should buy.
Then there is the DISGRACE of sending some of our promising young players out on loan to get experience. Look at Flynn Downes, earning rave reviews in a high-flying Luton team and gaining valuable match time. Everyone knows you don't do that and no manager who knows what they are doing ever does that. I mean SIr Alex Ferguson, the most successful manager in the history of British football, sent David Beckham, one of the most gifted players of his generation out on loan to Preston, and Harry Kane, the best English striker playing at the moment, went out on loan when he was young, but apart from that there are no examples of it working. Unless you count John Terry going out on loan to Nottingham Forest early in his Chelsea career. Which was also a complete flash in the pan.
Then there's the ridiculous signing of Adam Webster, a very talented, skilfull defender who likes to bring the ball forward and will probably play in the Premier League one day. What was he thinking? Idiot.
Then, perhaps worst of all, are these other managers, most of them very experienced in English football, suggesting we are somehow lucky to have him. What do they know? Neil Warnock has never achieved anything of note as a Championship manager, but the bloke behind me has been watching ITFC for five years now, and says Mick is a big-nosed tw*t who plays hoofball. I know who I trust.
I could go on. This man has so many crimes against his name. First and foremost though, it's ridiculous to expect us, as fans, to get behind a team that is playing well and performing above its budget. Especially after he's criticised our own fans for merely abusing him and players during the match.
Right, now I'm wound up I'm going to sit on Twitter, poised for the team announcement at 2pm. If he doesn't start Celina I'm going to unleash. We win every game when Celina starts, except matches like Burton and Derby at home and Fulham away. And we lose every game he doesn't play in. Except the last who, which we won.
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Comment | McCarthy: Phone Calls and Frustration
at 19:27:29
Manager says January transfer window is frustrating - a fairly well known fact in Football - and the first comment is about him talking b*llsh*t. The absolute state of our fans |
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Comment | Rotherham Boss: Moore Not Involved at Fulham and Town Set to Sell
at 10:15:10
Our fans continue to amaze and puzzle.
Last year Moore was tagged a pub player, or worse, and a waste of even £20k. Now Mick is getting stick for possibly getting a hefty profit on him and people want him to be 'given a chance'.
Never underestimate the hypocrisy and short memory of the modern football fan. |
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Comment | Holloway: Mick's Done an "Unbelievably Brilliant" Job at Town
at 20:50:57
Dukey44 over the course of his career he has often played attacking Football and we are currently among the top scorers in the league so disagree with his tactics by all means but the facts - awkward as they are - aren't on your side |
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Comment | Celina Loving Life at Town
at 09:23:16
You've got to be a special kind of thick to turn this story into a Mick Out post. |
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