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Turk Thrust

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  1. 7 minutes ago, Tyler Durden said:

    The items which seem to cause constant angst amongst a number of forum members regardless of our league position appear to be - in no particular order -

    Warne as manager per se

    Warnes tactics 

    The current playing squad

    Given that all 3 are unlikely to change over the short term I was pondering on how those forum members would cope with this reality?

    Well, I cope by hoping desperately that we can somehow, despite playing really badly, haul ourselves into the play offs

  2. On 18/01/2024 at 17:52, Mucker1884 said:

    I'm gonna don the tightest "bonnét de pedant", and give a  hypothetical thumbs down to this, as their catchphrase was good night, not goodbye.
    I know... and I'm very sorry.  

    Agree, and should be Barker’s and Corbett’s. And should have been a full stop after £5 and a new sentence starting My.  There’s nothing like spoiling a good joke 🤭

  3. 20 hours ago, MadAmster said:

    As an ex keeper myself, I think JW has the better all round game. The reason given for him not playing was given as he'd had a knock. He has been criticised for going down too often. I would agree but I'm old fashioned and still think you go down when injured and for no other reason. Most times when he goes down, it's at a point in the game where the opposition is getting the upper hand. I think he does it to take their momentum away. I also think he shouldn't do it for that reason. I know other teams do it, I just don't like it.

    Agree. I think there has been a new rule brought in during the last few years, whereby a goalkeeper when either catching a shot or collecting a back pass, has to throw himself full length on the pitch. 🤨

  4. 1 hour ago, jono said:

    Americanitis. Other symptoms include saying “I’ve gotten”, “Can I get” and the single finger gesture ! What was wrong with good old two fingers. 🤣

    Agree in part but remember that “gotten” is good old English, meaning a recent acquisition such as “I’ve got a car“ ( I have or own a car) and “I’ve gotten a car” (I’ve just bought a car).  Lost in UK now but still there in “forgotten”. “Guys” is another. Dropped out of  use over here in the late 1700s but has made a comeback. The single digit gesture is Italian in origin.
    Right, English lesson over, back on your heads

  5. 3 hours ago, CBRammette said:

    No poster mentioned he worked in Hatton Garden London and the Mitre is a gorgeous tiny old pub off Hatton Garden down a gitty that is actually part of Ely cathedral in cambridgeshire. It wouldnt fit a starbucks

    https://www.yeoldemitreholborn.co.uk/?utm_source=googlemybusiness&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=yext&utm_content=P148&y_source=1_MTIyMzcxNjctNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU%3D

    Was there yesterday. Used to be part of Cambridgeshire and the licensee had to go to Ely to renew the licence, but that was a very, very long time ago. Nice old pub near the Hat and Tun, another good ‘un

  6. 2 hours ago, NottsRammy said:

    Has this not had its day . 

    Would sooner have the dambusters music at least it stirs the heart strings for what they did . Don't think I've ever been a fan of this as I find it a bit corny and slightly embarrassing plus most fans have never really heard of him ......no disrespect . 

     

    But if your going to ramp up atmosphere Steve bloomers washing is one sure way of how to kill it . Remember when John Gregory was manager he introduced U2 " streets have no name " . Isn't it time we had some good ramp up the atmosphere songs to the lads coming out . Puts his tin hat on . 

    Well West Han seem to do well with “I’m forever blowing bubbles” !!!

  7. 5 hours ago, Archied said:

    Funnily enough I googled the spelling and was offered 3 versions , you seem to have got the meaning from the one I chose , rather spell wrong and people get it than spell right with people not having a clue what your on about 😂

    Yes, I always knew it as the spelling in Mexico where it originated- piñata, pronounced as pinyata. It has a duberry over the n. 

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