From the Carlisle boards....... alwaysright Kit-Man Posts: 37 Feb 6, 2014 at 3:44pm QuotePost by alwaysright on Feb 6, 2014 at 3:44pm Feb 6, 2014 at 1:11pm nobbyblue said: I'd be quite pleased with 4 points given our inconsistencies of late. That would leave us needing around 18 from our last 16 games - say 5 wins and 3 draws. If we can't get that then we deserve to go down! Agreed, I'd be very happy with 4 points. I think Gillingham are there for the taking, they played in midweek and we've got a good home record (Colchester notwithstanding). A draw at home to Bradford wouldn't be a catastrophe, and I can see us picking up all 6. ............................................. Brb - I notice you are not traveling up today? Were you discouraged? Is aw meeting his Cumbrian controller? The plot thickens.
haha - alwaysright the double agent, maybe he's really Scottish?...the plot thickens, especially after a recent tear jerker over a certain so called Welsh club...although this plot may be lost on some of our members. My part in this...Carlisle...I'm the stir crazy type and travelling to Carlisle would not be good for my health, unless restricted by a straight jacket and induced with much medication.
The straight jacket and medication would also come in handy for following the gills in general at times
BelfastBlue - Me a double agent ? There's no way I could conduct espionage without getting found out - I wouldn't be able to resist cheering when the Gills score - anyway what is the point in deceit/hyprocisy - you need to tell people to their face and enjoy their upset and irritation. brb You know damned well that I'm not Scottish - although I do tend to talk a load of Caledonian ( and I actually cannot speak a word of my mother tongue!) BelfastBlue (again) The only time I will not be in need of wearing a straight jacket to watch my beloved Gills, is when they take me away in a wooden box...... and then I will have to hope not to endure more Hell on the grounds that I've suffered enough Purgatory at Priestfield Stadium.
