Reggie Greenwood

12 hours ago, richinspain said:

I am 100% certain that had we not been in administration, had we not been being "run" by a group of men who knew nothing about actual football rules, had we not been threatened by a curly haired 🦨 and an 🚑🏃🏼‍♂️with claims for compensation that had no validity........, then we would have fought tooth and nail to be cleared of all points deductions and our good name restored.

Well , that last phrase is possibly stretching it a bit.

Wonder if we could sue on the basis charged under a false premise ? 

50 minutes ago, Reggie Greenwood said:

Yes , was just making a comment about a Jack T that sprung into my head . Could just as easily have been Roger Gifford at Wembley 🤬

Milford not Gifford doh

1 minute ago, WharfedaleRam said:

 

Isn't this George Courtney, ref from Spennymoor? Played in a friendly which he reffed - great official, always talking to the players.

Yes , was just making a comment about a Jack T that sprung into my head . Could just as easily have been Roger Gifford at Wembley 🤬

On 12/04/2024 at 22:19, Normanton Lad said:

I have never understood the appeal of bitter or larger. The former to me just tastes like dishwater. But I’m just going on distant memory. When I first started drinking I used to drink mild. The first time I ordered a pint of mild down south they didn’t know what I was talking about. I don’t know if it was just that pub or whether mild was just a Northern drink. Anyway, I had a pint of stout instead and I have never looked back. I like all the main Irish stouts. To me stout is a far more satisfying and filling drink than bitter. It’s not often you get a bad pint, but friends who are always trying new bitters never seem satisfied.

Where I live pub prices are forcing people to drink at home and that is something I don't like to do. A pint at home never seems to be the same as in a pub. The taste is different and, perhaps this is just me, it seems wrong. For me someone who drinks at home is a bit sad.

I rarely drink at home unless I have company. I have a lot of bottles that don’t get opened for months. I am a social drinker much prefer beer in a pub with mates . 

2 minutes ago, Ram-Alf said:

 💩

I still haven’t forgiven Jack Taylor and his lino for disallowing Dave Nish’s goal in the semi final at Hillsborough 🤬

25 minutes ago, Seaside Ram said:

Strikes again with another ludicrous last kick penalty at Bristol City.

When will this box ticking madness end ?? 😩

What was Stuart Atwell’s excuse ?

Happy birthday B4 , if you can just arrange 2 more wins 🐏🐏

Fireball XL5

Stingray

Robinson Crusoe 

Banana Splits 

Stop the pigeon ( wacky races spin off ) 

3 hours ago, NottsRam said:

If it was that game, i was there too!

Me as well 

2 minutes ago, jimbo jones said:

Derbyshire have signed South African fast bowler, Daryn Dupavillon, to be available for all formats from the start of May until mid-September.

The bit in bold is great news. Dupavillon has a first class bowling average of 25.69…which isn't bad 👀

I vaguely remember seeing him play in the SA20 and bowling with good pace.

Apparently played with Samit Patel in the CPL.

Not a name I know , here is hoping he does well 🤞🏼👍🏼

1 hour ago, Wolfie said:

Anypne have any advice please....:

I normally go to the match with relatives who have a parking season ticket (Car Park B - Arena) but I'm taking Miss Wolfie to the Orient game and so need to drive seperately and pre-pay to park in the same car park as them.

I stupidly paid the parking on the MiPermit app on Sunday just gone without first signing into my account, so I don't have any email confirmation or live booking showing on the app.

Will they know on the entrance that my car registration has been used for a booking?. Otherwise all I have is a £10 transaction on my credit card app that I can show them. I sent a message on the MiPermit website but I'm not confident of getting an answer.

Thanks!

As @Comrade 86 said give them a call. I have done so in the past when I wasn’t sure if my payment had gone through. They were most helpful and sorted it straight away 

1 hour ago, Comrade 86 said:

 

Nothing at all as far as I can see. Just TJJ sat in a chair. Cryptic response from Nate to it though. Perhaps the lad might be fit again prior to end of season after all. 

Cheers @Comrade 86 👍🏼

On 06/04/2024 at 21:33, DiggerB said:

https://www.instagram.com/stories/tyreece9/3340437644775812337?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=bmhyNHpiY3ZjM2ty

What does it say for us oldie technophobes who don’t use Instagram 😅

That playing with yourself would make you go blind

2 hours ago, Kernow said:

Losing after 120 minutes would be good. Tired and demoralised.

Or winning after 120 mins and getting pissed for a couple of days 

7 hours ago, jimbo jones said:

No play before lunch. 

2nd day another wash out 

3 minutes ago, Oldben said:

If we win our remaining games, and bolton lose or draw their games at Portsmouth and Peterborough, we are promoted.

 

If we win our remaining games we are promoted regardless of what Bolton etc do. Here is hoping 👍🏼🤞🏼

On 01/04/2024 at 14:19, ramit said:

Some of the 80's music doesn't age very well, but when this number comes on the radio, I turn it up.

 

Playing at the Flowerpot in Derby  soon 

1 minute ago, IslandExile said:

Black socks - shudder.

History.....Blue shorts.....now you're talking....

Class Kit that one 👍🏼

28 minutes ago, FlyBritishMidland said:

What you’re saying is you’ll choose to use whatever metrics you want to create and make up to suit your narrative.

I’m sorry but I’m really struggling to understand how any fan can go to such lengths to try and justify why their team shouldn’t win/draw/get a positive outcome from a match.

Not a fan a WUM 

10 hours ago, Gee SCREAMER !! said:

We might have won at their place with a goalie and 11 players for 80 minutes though

And their player sent off for punching the ball over the bar and another pen for us as a result 

2 hours ago, Foreveram said:

Here in Southsea, in the Dolphin with a lovely pint of bitter.

One I used to frequent when I lived in Pompey for 5 years in the mid 80’s. Used to be some belting pubs in Southsea and Old Portsmouth. 

29 minutes ago, Oldben said:

Let's target a striker like Colby Bishop – someone who is strong, good in the air, and excels as a target man. We need a player in that 21-30 age range who can give us the goals we need for Championship success.

Good luck finding one for a fee we can afford 

22 minutes ago, Crewton said:

I have to disagree there. The referee completely over-reacted to a flick of Beckham's foot that barely touched Simeone. Beckham got a straight red while Simeone got away with a yellow for the much more reckless challenge on Beckham that provoked the retaliation, and got away scot-free with the simulation that he later admitted to. 

Simeone deserved levelling, let alone the faint tickle that Beckham gave him. Fortunately, Arthur Numan nailed him in the next round.

 

We will have to agree to disagree on this one 😅

On 29/03/2024 at 08:26, Crewton said:

England have been on the wrong end of some pretty disgraceful refereeing/officiating eg: Maradona 1986, Beckham's red card v Argentina 1998, Lampard's "goal" v Germany 2010 to name but 3 that, had the correct decisions been made, might have led to a different outcome. 

Beckham’s red card deserved snidy kick at an opponent.