The problem with Sunday is that, points wise, a draw is unhelpful to our top 4 chance

[Monty92]

chances and so there’s little point in playing for one. But in playing to win, we may very well lose, which would be helpful to Spurs’ title chances.

Basically, I’m conflicted, confused and petrified :-(

[Ash]

chances and so there’s little point in playing for one. But in playing to win, we may very well lose, which would be helpful to Spurs’ title chances.

Basically, I’m conflicted, confused and petrified :-(

I'll take a draw, Monts, just to stop them. Top four is gone. Away at Stoke and Southampton? Pffft, don't fancy our chances much there either. Man Utd at home? A Mourinho team unbeaten in about 29 games.

[redgunamo]

chances and so there’s little point in playing for one. But in playing to win, we may very well lose, which would be helpful to Spurs’ title chances.

Basically, I’m conflicted, confused and petrified :-(

Football, eh; bloody hell. As the man said.

Manchester United must be close to breaking down point by now, you'd think :-\

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

Football, eh; bloody hell. As the man said.

Manchester United must be close to breaking down point by now, you'd think :-\

They're top of the table, redg. http://www.physioroom.com/affiliate/common/syndicate_table.php

They'll still beat us easily though :nod:

[redgunamo]

We can't even win the physioroom shield nowadays:-(



They're top of the table, redg. http://www.physioroom.com/affiliate/common/syndicate_table.php

They'll still beat us easily though :nod:

[Peter]

chances and so there’s little point in playing for one. But in playing to win, we may very well lose, which would be helpful to Spurs’ title chances.

Basically, I’m conflicted, confused and petrified :-(

A draw would be fantastic. Its quite funny that you still believe we are capable of playing for one ;)

They are going to hammer us. Coming away with anything would be wonderful and the top four would require a miracle. With United, Stoke and Southampton still to come it would be a miracle if we reach 70 points.

Unfortunately, they are light years ahead of us at the moment.

[Monty92]

I'll take a draw, Monts, just to stop them. Top four is gone. Away at Stoke and Southampton? Pffft, don't fancy our chances much there either. Man Utd at home? A Mourinho team unbeaten in about 29 games.

Top four is clearly not gone. Man Utd are distracted by the Europa (we play them a few days after their away tie) and have us and Spurs away, while Liverpool continue to prove they can lose to any old c*nts. And City are pretty much as sh*t as us.

[Ash]

And City are pretty much as sh*t as us.

Did you watch them last night? It was a bit like watching The Arsenal. Except with a clean sheet.

[Peter]

Top four is clearly not gone. Man Utd are distracted by the Europa (we play them a few days after their away tie) and have us and Spurs away, while Liverpool continue to prove they can lose to any old c*nts. And City are pretty much as sh*t as us.

Not gone, but would require a miracle given how we are playing. At the best of times we never win at Stoke or Southampton and never beat Mourinho. With Spurs that leaves just two games where we have a fair chance of winning.

Win at Spurs and maybe things change a bit. I just cant see it. I don't think anyone can.

[Burney]

A draw would be fantastic. Its quite funny that you still believe we are capable of playing for one ;)

They are going to hammer us. Coming away with anything would be wonderful and the top four would require a miracle. With United, Stoke and Southampton still to come it would be a miracle if we reach 70 points.

Unfortunately, they are light years ahead of us at the moment.

You are correct that we are entirely incapable of playing for a draw. However, I wouldn't rule out the possibility of us getting something out of the game by any means. How many NLDs have you watched over the years where the gulf in class and league position was much bigger between the teams than it is now that have ended up either being attritional draws or going against form?

[Monty92]

You are correct that we are entirely incapable of playing for a draw. However, I wouldn't rule out the possibility of us getting something out of the game by any means. How many NLDs have you watched over the years where the gulf in class and league position was much bigger between the teams than it is now that have ended up either being attritional draws or going against form?

Also, the occasion might get to them. Last NL derby at the existing Lane, chance to finish above us for the first time in two decades, title hopes in the balance. They have shown no sign of bottling it yet, but this is another big test in that regard for a team of players who have won f*ck all in their careers so far.

If Chelsea can just sneak a win at Goodison it will relax by sphincter no end.

[Monty92]

A draw would be fantastic. Its quite funny that you still believe we are capable of playing for one ;)

They are going to hammer us. Coming away with anything would be wonderful and the top four would require a miracle. With United, Stoke and Southampton still to come it would be a miracle if we reach 70 points.

Unfortunately, they are light years ahead of us at the moment.

Thanks for your contribution.

[Ash]

You are correct that we are entirely incapable of playing for a draw. However, I wouldn't rule out the possibility of us getting something out of the game by any means. How many NLDs have you watched over the years where the gulf in class and league position was much bigger between the teams than it is now that have ended up either being attritional draws or going against form?

Or as the old cliche put it: form goes out the window in the NLD.

[Peter]

Also, the occasion might get to them. Last NL derby at the existing Lane, chance to finish above us for the first time in two decades, title hopes in the balance. They have shown no sign of bottling it yet, but this is another big test in that regard for a team of players who have won f*ck all in their careers so far.

If Chelsea can just sneak a win at Goodison it will relax by sphincter no end.

Doesn't a Spurs win also confirm that they finish above us? A chance to gloat in front of us.....

I feel a bit sick.

[Monty92]

Doesn't a Spurs win also confirm that they finish above us? A chance to gloat in front of us.....

I feel a bit sick.

I'm relatively relaxed about it, actually. I'm of the view that if we can avoid the nightmare scenario of them winning the league then their bragging will feel somewhat hollow, even if we lose to them, finish outside the top 4 and lose the cup final. And I'm currently comforted psychologically by the assumption that Chelsea won't let it slip from this point. That could obviously change quickly, but for now I am staying calm.

[Burney]

I'm relatively relaxed about it, actually. I'm of the view that if we can avoid the nightmare scenario of them winning the league then their bragging will feel somewhat hollow, even if we lose to them, finish outside the top 4 and lose the cup final. And I'm currently comforted psychologically by the assumption that Chelsea won't let it slip from this point. That could obviously change quickly, but for now I am staying calm.

:hehe: If you think this is bad, just think how awful it would've been if we'd had to play them in the Cup Final with them potentially going for the Double.

[Ash]

:hehe: If you think this is bad, just think how awful it would've been if we'd had to play them in the Cup Final with them potentially going for the Double.

For those of us occasionally seduced by the notion that we might actually hate Chelsea more than Spurs, this season has been a sobering reality-check.

[Peter]

I'm relatively relaxed about it, actually. I'm of the view that if we can avoid the nightmare scenario of them winning the league then their bragging will feel somewhat hollow, even if we lose to them, finish outside the top 4 and lose the cup final. And I'm currently comforted psychologically by the assumption that Chelsea won't let it slip from this point. That could obviously change quickly, but for now I am staying calm.

I am clinging to the hope that Pochettino will get offered a better job soon and Spurs will go back to appointing crap managers. If we can just get through this year and next without them winning the league.....and if we can just scrape a draw this weekend.....

[Peter]

For those of us occasionally seduced by the notion that we might actually hate Chelsea more than Spurs, this season has been a sobering reality-check.

You can't hate anybody more than Spurs. It is part of the oath you swear when you sign up.

It has been a long time since we needed to put any energy into hating Spurs

[Burney]

For those of us occasionally seduced by the notion that we might actually hate Chelsea more than Spurs, this season has been a sobering reality-check.

Exactly. Anyone arguing that has to my mind got the wrong end of the whole Arsenal-supporting stick if you ask me.

I think most sane Arsenal would happily take losing the Cup final to Chelsea and thus giving them the double over Tottenham winning anything at all.

[redgunamo]

I am clinging to the hope that Pochettino will get offered a better job soon and Spurs will go back to appointing crap managers. If we can just get through this year and next without them winning the league.....and if we can just scrape a draw this weekend.....

I understand he's on the same sort of long-term, new stadium stability, rolling retainer-type deal that Wenger was :-\

[Peter]

I understand he's on the same sort of long-term, new stadium stability, rolling retainer-type deal that Wenger was :-\

Yeah, but......he isn't Wenger.

If a huge club comes knocking he might be tempted.....if not, we are in trouble.

[Ash]

Yeah, but......he isn't Wenger.

If a huge club comes knocking he might be tempted.....if not, we are in trouble.

City might be in the market for a new manager in a year or two.

[redgunamo]

Yeah, but......he isn't Wenger.

If a huge club comes knocking he might be tempted.....if not, we are in trouble.

No, I think it means he would not be *allowed* to leave. I'd guess there'd be some ridiculous buyout sanction involved.

[SWv2]

Exactly. Anyone arguing that has to my mind got the wrong end of the whole Arsenal-supporting stick if you ask me.

I think most sane Arsenal would happily take losing the Cup final to Chelsea and thus giving them the double over Tottenham winning anything at all.

Essentially the double, and for that matter FA Cup victory, means **** all now.

I am sorry to say that given we have held it up in recent years as success. It's a nice day out and all that but league success is really where it is at - and by success I mean winning the fúcking thing.

[Peter]

No, I think it means he would not be *allowed* to leave. I'd guess there'd be some ridiculous buyout sanction involved.

I would be willing to put in a few quid.....

[redgunamo]

I would be willing to put in a few quid.....

Really? He seems a decent football manager but what would *you* use him for?

[Peter]

Really? He seems a decent football manager but what would *you* use him for?

I wouldn't use him for anything. I just want him 'disappeared', like a key witness....

That squad under a normal spurs manager would currently be sixth....

[Ash]

FA Cup victory, means **** all now.


No. If it means nothing now it never meant anything.

[redgunamo]

No. If it means nothing now it never meant anything.

That's deep, man :smokin:

[Pokster]

Also, the occasion might get to them. Last NL derby at the existing Lane, chance to finish above us for the first time in two decades, title hopes in the balance. They have shown no sign of bottling it yet, but this is another big test in that regard for a team of players who have won f*ck all in their careers so far.

If Chelsea can just sneak a win at Goodison it will relax by sphincter no end.

even if we win they will finish above us

[SWv2]

No. If it means nothing now it never meant anything.

Personally I like it but I just think it has been somewhat gobbled up and spat out in the huge commercialisation of modern football, especially UK football where money appears to have totally taken over. This may well of course be the same in the other major European leagues, of this I am not as aware.

The PL or importance thereof shíts all over the FA Cup every day of the week, then comes back and shíts on it again just for pure badness.

I was reminded this morning by a colleague that United won it last year, I may have struggled otherwise. I could not tell you who won it the season before we slayed Hull.

Once it was huge, I can recall with much nostalgia finals from the 70s and 80s more than the equivalent 12 months ago.

[Burney]

Really? He seems a decent football manager but what would *you* use him for?

My guttering needs doing.

[redgunamo]

My guttering needs doing.

Your mum's guttering needs doing.

[Burney]

Personally I like it but I just think it has been somewhat gobbled up and spat out in the huge commercialisation of modern football, especially UK football where money appears to have totally taken over. This may well of course be the same in the other major European leagues, of this I am not as aware.

The PL or importance thereof shíts all over the FA Cup every day of the week, then comes back and shíts on it again just for pure badness.

I was reminded this morning by a colleague that United won it last year, I may have struggled otherwise. I could not tell you who won it the season before we slayed Hull.

Once it was huge, I can recall with much nostalgia finals from the 70s and 80s more than the equivalent 12 months ago.

It's a very good point. I can remember pretty much every Cup Final winner from 1970-1993 and in most cases who they beat, but after that it gets very hazy indeed.

And, of course, that basically coincides with the rise of the Premier League.

[redgunamo]

Personally I like it but I just think it has been somewhat gobbled up and spat out in the huge commercialisation of modern football, especially UK football where money appears to have totally taken over. This may well of course be the same in the other major European leagues, of this I am not as aware.

The PL or importance thereof shíts all over the FA Cup every day of the week, then comes back and shíts on it again just for pure badness.

I was reminded this morning by a colleague that United won it last year, I may have struggled otherwise. I could not tell you who won it the season before we slayed Hull.

Once it was huge, I can recall with much nostalgia finals from the 70s and 80s more than the equivalent 12 months ago.

We are an FA Cup club though. One might even say the *ultimate* FA Cup club.

There's nothing wrong with it, everyone's different.

Anyway, it was Wigan Athletic, I think :-\

[Luis Anaconda]

Yeah, but......he isn't Wenger.

If a huge club comes knocking he might be tempted.....if not, we are in trouble.

jesus wept - you really are quite the drama queen

[redgunamo]

even if we win they will finish above us

A tactical victory for Spurs then :-(

[Pat Vegas]

A tactical victory for Spurs then :-(

We are going to beat them. they are getting too big for their boots.

I don't care where we finish in the league now. putting a big dent in Spurs Title challenge (by beating them) and winning the Fa cup will do.

[Ash]

Personally I like it but I just think it has been somewhat gobbled up and spat out in the huge commercialisation of modern football, especially UK football where money appears to have totally taken over. This may well of course be the same in the other major European leagues, of this I am not as aware.

The PL or importance thereof shíts all over the FA Cup every day of the week, then comes back and shíts on it again just for pure badness.

I was reminded this morning by a colleague that United won it last year, I may have struggled otherwise. I could not tell you who won it the season before we slayed Hull.

Once it was huge, I can recall with much nostalgia finals from the 70s and 80s more than the equivalent 12 months ago.

Only one side can win the league, which makes existance pointless for almost all the others, unless there is something else to play for.

I remember the discussions back in the austerity years when AW put out weakened teams because he was desperate for the top four monies to keep the lights on (allegedly). There was much criticism of not trying to win a trophy, possibly from some of the same people who now decry the FA Cup as not-a-trophy.

[Tony C]

They should've completed walloped us last year but we fought back with 10 men for a draw and could've won it if Ramsey had been a bit more composed...they will be going for the win which will play very well into our new system.


Wouldn't read too much into the Leciester game because of the changes we made and how shattered some of the players looked i.e. Holding in the back line and Ox and Monreal back on the wings will improve us...Giroud / Welbeck will be vital for his hold up play. Maybe a further tinkering of the system with Ramsey coming in for Ozil could improve us.



A positive result for us isn't out of the question.

As for United...watched quite of bit of them recently and I'm sorry but they are c rap. Sooner or later they are going to take a pretty big beating.

[SWv2]

Only one side can win the league, which makes existance pointless for almost all the others, unless there is something else to play for.

I remember the discussions back in the austerity years when AW put out weakened teams because he was desperate for the top four monies to keep the lights on (allegedly). There was much criticism of not trying to win a trophy, possibly from some of the same people who now decry the FA Cup as not-a-trophy.

Watch it pal.

Perhaps my current relative lack of interest in or enthusiasm for said Cup is based on our campaign which through Preston, a reserve Southampton team and a few pub sides totally failed in any way to light my fire.

I still don't think there is a lot of glory attached to success any more as it is simply, and sadly, not the trophy it used to be. This to me is obvious as managers of Premier League teams almost sacrifice their involvement in it on an annual basis prioritising instead a run of the mill league games a few days later.

[Ash]

Watch it pal.

Perhaps my current relative lack of interest in or enthusiasm for said Cup is based on our campaign which through Preston, a reserve Southampton team and a few pub sides totally failed in any way to light my fire.

I still don't think there is a lot of glory attached to success any more as it is simply, and sadly, not the trophy it used to be. This to me is obvious as managers of Premier League teams almost sacrifice their involvement in it on an annual basis prioritising instead a run of the mill league games a few days later.

A semi-final line-up of Chelsea, Spurs, Citeh and Arsenal isn't bad though, even if some of the previous rounds were romantic potential bananaskin fixtures.

[SWv2]

A semi-final line-up of Chelsea, Spurs, Citeh and Arsenal isn't bad though, even if some of the previous rounds were romantic potential bananaskin fixtures.

Top dollar, and from the opening half I saw of the first match and then our own game they were both good matches to fit the occasion. Glamour final also filled with intrigue– London derby, Chelsea double which will of course lead to the footballing coronation of Conte, Wenger’s last game (maybe), Sanchez last game, perhaps Ozil, Costa.

It’s only Ray Parlour etc.

I shall be endeavouring as hard as possible to obtain a ticket to attend the game though I live each day more in hope than any heightened sense of expectancy.

Perhaps it is age that is dulling my former love for the tournament. The five ages of a football supporter, read a piece on this the other day, Guardian I think.

[Ash]

Perhaps it is age that is dulling my former love for the tournament. The five ages of a football supporter, read a piece on this the other day, Guardian I think.

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02823/george_2823453a.jpg

[Luis Anaconda]

Top dollar, and from the opening half I saw of the first match and then our own game they were both good matches to fit the occasion. Glamour final also filled with intrigue– London derby, Chelsea double which will of course lead to the footballing coronation of Conte, Wenger’s last game (maybe), Sanchez last game, perhaps Ozil, Costa.

It’s only Ray Parlour etc.

I shall be endeavouring as hard as possible to obtain a ticket to attend the game though I live each day more in hope than any heightened sense of expectancy.

Perhaps it is age that is dulling my former love for the tournament. The five ages of a football supporter, read a piece on this the other day, Guardian I think.
I have a flight to Greece at five in the morning the day after the final - it is going to get messy

[Burney]

Top dollar, and from the opening half I saw of the first match and then our own game they were both good matches to fit the occasion. Glamour final also filled with intrigue– London derby, Chelsea double which will of course lead to the footballing coronation of Conte, Wenger’s last game (maybe), Sanchez last game, perhaps Ozil, Costa.

It’s only Ray Parlour etc.

I shall be endeavouring as hard as possible to obtain a ticket to attend the game though I live each day more in hope than any heightened sense of expectancy.

Perhaps it is age that is dulling my former love for the tournament. The five ages of a football supporter, read a piece on this the other day, Guardian I think.

Easy to forget that for most of our younger lives, the FA Cup final was the only live domestic game you saw on telly all year. That alone made it special. Now it's just another game - a situation exacerbated by the fact that they no longer televise it from 8am with long features on what they teams had for breakfast, what their dogs' names are, etc.

[Peter]

jesus wept - you really are quite the drama queen

The prospect of Spurs challenging for the title for the next 10 years doesn't fill you with dread?

Its beyond horrific.....

[Luis Anaconda]

The prospect of Spurs challenging for the title for the next 10 years doesn't fill you with dread?

Its beyond horrific.....

They won't - and he won't stay there. And besides - the ****er has won the square root of **** all as a manager, which seems to be widely overlooked in the bid to proclaim him the ******* son of Ariggo Sacchi and Alex Ferguson

[Burney]

They won't - and he won't stay there. And besides - the ****er has won the square root of **** all as a manager, which seems to be widely overlooked in the bid to proclaim him the ******* son of Ariggo Sacchi and Alex Ferguson

I've now got the image of Sacchi and Ferguson having sex, la. :-(

[Luis Anaconda]

I've now got the image of Sacchi and Ferguson having sex, la. :-(

What a way to start a long weekend - time for a beer I think

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

The prospect of Spurs challenging for the title for the next 10 years doesn't fill you with dread?

Its beyond horrific.....

No. I am no longer 11.

[Ash]

No. I am no longer 11.

Translation: You are 300 miles away from North London.

[Pat Vegas]

Translation: You are 300 miles away from North London.

I only live 2.8 miles away from White Hart Lane :-(

where as I used to live 1.7 miles from Emirates. and before that 1 mile away.

[Peter]

They won't - and he won't stay there. And besides - the ****er has won the square root of **** all as a manager, which seems to be widely overlooked in the bid to proclaim him the ******* son of Ariggo Sacchi and Alex Ferguson

Neither of whom managed to create a title-challenging Spurs side. He has achieved what many of us thought impossible.

Ok, he has won bugger all. My original point was that I will be very happy when he leaves and trigger-happy Levy steps in again to appoint a succession of berks....

I hate Spurs being good.

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

Translation: You are 300 miles away from North London.

250 : pedant:

However my son-in-law, stepson and one good mate are avid spurs fans. I have given it large to them over the years and must now expect some back. I will start with this:
579

[Peter]

No. I am no longer 11.

Ah, so this is a measure of maturity?

This has always puzzled me as supporting a football club has always felt like a suspended childhood. It is the most immature thing I do and I am not sure I really want to grow up in this sense. If I did I fear I would see the whole thing as the over-hyped, money-driven charade it is and become one of those god awful self-righteous ****s that starts going to see their local non-league side.

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

Ah, so this is a measure of maturity?

This has always puzzled me as supporting a football club has always felt like a suspended childhood. It is the most immature thing I do and I am not sure I really want to grow up in this sense. If I did I fear I would see the whole thing as the over-hyped, money-driven charade it is and become one of those god awful self-righteous ****s that starts going to see their local non-league side.

Well, having lived in the SW for most of my life, I guess the local footie has always been an option for me. You are lucky enough to have grown up local to the Arse (I guess) which is great in terms of getting to see top-flight footie, (I used to go a few times a season, more when I was living near London, seldom now) and have never really needed to see lower league stuff. I wouldn't knock it too much though. And yes, it is a sign of getting :old:

[Peter]

Well, having lived in the SW for most of my life, I guess the local footie has always been an option for me. You are lucky enough to have grown up local to the Arse (I guess) which is great in terms of getting to see top-flight footie, (I used to go a few times a season, more when I was living near London, seldom now) and have never really needed to see lower league stuff. I wouldn't knock it too much though. And yes, it is a sign of getting :old:

If Arsenal was not so deeply entrenched in my family history (and wasn't the only bloody thing that my family have ever agreed on) I would have stopped taking an interest by now. I never watch a non-Arsenal game and don't watch many of ours. Thankfully, lower league football still holds no appeal....although I did nearly go to a match between Braintree and Wrexham last year....

Anyway, I cant have Spurs winning the league. It is just totally unacceptable. Its never happened in my lifetime....

[Burney]

If Arsenal was not so deeply entrenched in my family history (and wasn't the only bloody thing that my family have ever agreed on) I would have stopped taking an interest by now. I never watch a non-Arsenal game and don't watch many of ours. Thankfully, lower league football still holds no appeal....although I did nearly go to a match between Braintree and Wrexham last year....

Anyway, I cant have Spurs winning the league. It is just totally unacceptable. Its never happened in my lifetime....

Yes. I would feel about a Spurs victory the same way you lefties feel about Trump getting elected. In other words, I would assume it was a harbinger of the end times and would endeavour to ensure my spiritual affairs were in order.

[Pat Vegas]

Yes. I would feel about a Spurs victory the same way you lefties feel about Trump getting elected. In other words, I would assume it was a harbinger of the end times and would endeavour to ensure my spiritual affairs were in order.

Would you remand the game to be replayed?

or suggest the rules of the sport could be changed to avoid us losing?

and perhaps scream like a maniac NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO and go all hysterical on telly (this bit actually probably happens on Arsenalfantv)

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Would you remand the game to be replayed?

or suggest the rules of the sport could be changed to avoid us losing?

and perhaps scream like a maniac NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO and go all hysterical on telly (this bit actually probably happens on Arsenalfantv)

The man from the African tribe is ****-grindingly annoying

[Burney]

Would you remand the game to be replayed?

or suggest the rules of the sport could be changed to avoid us losing?

and perhaps scream like a maniac NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO and go all hysterical on telly (this bit actually probably happens on Arsenalfantv)

To be honest, it's just something I've always assumed was physically impossible - like water running uphill or Swiss people being pleasant. Dealing with the possibility involves a huge psychological paradigm shift for me. :-(

[Peter]

Yes. I would feel about a Spurs victory the same way you lefties feel about Trump getting elected. In other words, I would assume it was a harbinger of the end times and would endeavour to ensure my spiritual affairs were in order.

For the record, Spurs winning the league would be FAR worse than Trump's victory. and I am not to be lumped in with other lefties

[Burney]

For the record, Spurs winning the league would be FAR worse than Trump's victory. and I am not to be lumped in with other lefties

:hehe: Only getting you back for telling Monty I wasn't ordinary the other day - which I suspected you didn't mean entirely as a compliment ;-)

[Peter]

:hehe: Only getting you back for telling Monty I wasn't ordinary the other day - which I suspected you didn't mean entirely as a compliment ;-)

I kind of did, actually. And kind of didn't ;)

You are not the intellectual equivalent of 'ordinary folk' and then there is the fact that you are a bit of a weirdo (in a good way;))

[Burney]

I kind of did, actually. And kind of didn't ;)

You are not the intellectual equivalent of 'ordinary folk' and then there is the fact that you are a bit of a weirdo (in a good way;))

Thank you (I think). I read that post in Schipol airport while waiting for a delayed EasyJet flight, so I was feeling distinctly ordinary at the time :hehe:

[Viva Prat Vegas]

You are not the intellectual equivalent of 'ordinary folk' and then there is the fact that you are a bit of a weirdo (in a good way;))

This post was brought to you by normal Peter

[Peter]

Thank you (I think). I read that post in Schipol airport while waiting for a delayed EasyJet flight, so I was feeling distinctly ordinary at the time :hehe:

Speedy Boarding? In other words, the right to sit on the aircraft for longer and increase your chances of catching a cold.

I feared Monty was trying to suggest that he held some regard for the 'man on the street'. I didn't want you held up as an example of that and I am sure you wouldn't want to be.

[Peter]

This post was brought to you by normal Peter

I am fairly normal, most of the time.

[Burney]

Speedy Boarding? In other words, the right to sit on the aircraft for longer and increase your chances of catching a cold.

I feared Monty was trying to suggest that he held some regard for the 'man on the street'. I didn't want you held up as an example of that and I am sure you wouldn't want to be.

Lord, no. To quote dear old Sidney Vicious: "I've met the man on the street and he's a cünt"

Paying for Speedy Boarding on an EasyJet flight is like paying to be the turd at the top of a pile of shît.

[Peter]

Lord, no. To quote dear old Sidney Vicious: "I've met the man on the street and he's a cünt"

Paying for Speedy Boarding on an EasyJet flight is like paying to be the turd at the top of a pile of shît.

And as you know, the top of a pile of **** is the smelliest part....

[eastgermanautos]

And as you know, the top of a pile of **** is the smelliest part....

Dudes, just fvcking let go of this top 4 bullsh!t. The only thing that's going to upend this mediocrity is a violent seizure of the instruments of power. Wenger's head on a spike. You read it right here.