Lets all laugh at Bornmuff

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CBK

CBK

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[video=youtube;5M5B0DurSAg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M5B0DurSAg&feature=player_detailpage[/video]
 
I kinda feel for the guy, i mean it took Rupert Lowe 2 decades to acheive that level of hatred. Hes only lost a couple of games
 
Let's not, eh..?

I also wish Bournemouth well. Let's have an end to this unnecessary antagonism. Bournemouth are going through something I wouldn't wish on any club, and that is having to severely cut their cloth to make ends meet. I hope they pull through this one, because after last season's superlative efforts, they deserve to.
 
Where did all the Saints Bournemouth hatred come from anyway? We always liked to see them do well when we were in higher leagues
 
joesteinberg said:
Couldn't care less. We have a rival and we don't need another one.
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I do. I don't like to see a near neighbour in such trouble. It's bad enough seeing Plymouth Argyle going through the twists and turns of uncertainty and flirting with insolvency. I've said before that other teams don't register on my radar, but I would hate to see them go out of existence. I want to see a strong South Coast presence in football, and that means Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth, Exeter, Torquay and Plymouth all doing well in their respective leagues.

Brighton and Portsmouth should follow Saints dutifully, of course, as they undoubtedly will, as the season unfolds. In fact, Pompey are being astute in already knowing their place, so credit to them. Brighton are being a bit dense at present, or perhaps just kicking over the traces, but they'll fall in line eventually, I've no doubt.
 
TheSecondStain said:
I do. I don't like to see a near neighbour in such trouble. It's bad enough seeing Plymouth Argyle going through the twists and turns of uncertainty and flirting with insolvency. I've said before that other teams don't register on my radar, but I would hate to see them go out of existence. I want to see a strong South Coast presence in football, and that means Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth, Exeter, Torquay and Plymouth all doing well in their respective leagues.

Brighton and Portsmouth should follow Saints dutifully, of course, as they undoubtedly will, as the season unfolds. In fact, Pompey are being astute in already knowing their place, so credit to them. Brighton are being a bit dense at present, or perhaps just kicking over the traces, but they'll fall in line eventually, I've no doubt.
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Seconded .
 
Sorry to see Bomo lumbered with such an idiot. They deserve better; hope they manage to turn it around, but cannot see it happening this season.
 
Bournemouth's problem is Bournemouth, it's not a football town or area. Its why they will never get decent crowds for their catchment area and why they have to measure their expectations.

As usual these days and similar at Everton, internet fans expectations are not in line with reality.
 
Mitchell has no class. He made a fool of himself at St. Marys last season and he's making a fool of himself in this video. I work in Bournemouth and the Cherries fans that sit around me are embarrassed by this idiot.
 
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