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Well played to EssexAddick on ITTV for calling out Paul May over his Rick Everitt daughter comment <applause>

Well done to the 6 ITTV members who liked Essex’s post <applause>

Disappointing although not surprising that the most craven Apologists on that appalling site - including Jeddez, Jonkool and Seriously Dripping, were unable to show decency and condemn Paul May for what he is.
 
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Royston Vasey said:
Reams has announced overnight that he will be spending his Saturdays in Cardiff if Chris Powell comes back as manager.

I don’t particularly want the limited Powell back myself....but now I’m torn :emoticon-0108-speec
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I don't think Powell will leave his present job unless he's pushed.
So you will not be waving bye-bye Royston to your best buddy on that other forum. <laugh>
 
Royston Vasey said:
Does anyone know any fat bald Welsh Cardiff fans from Romford who have been recently pepper sprayed ?

Asking for a friend ...
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If you notice in the video, the big buffoon managed to keep out of pepper spray range, despite his 'efforts' to get at the Shrewsbury fans.

What you don't see, is that as soon as the air turned, errr, peppery, he walked the width of the pitch to the other stand to point at individuals in there, indicating they might want to pop outside the ground to meet him. Strange, that despite the gestures, he stayed within the confines of the away stand.
 
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Slackbladder said:
If you notice in the video, the big buffoon managed to keep out of pepper spray range, despite his 'efforts' to get at the Shrewsbury fans.

What you don't see, is that as soon as the air turned, errr, peppery, he walked the width of the pitch to the other stand to point at individuals in there, indicating they might want to pop outside the ground to meet him. Strange, that despite the gestures, he stayed within the confines of the away stand.
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How very Chartonesque :emoticon-0136-giggl
 
Slackbladder said:
If you notice in the video, the big buffoon managed to keep out of pepper spray range, despite his 'efforts' to get at the Shrewsbury fans.

What you don't see, is that as soon as the air turned, errr, peppery, he walked the width of the pitch to the other stand to point at individuals in there, indicating they might want to pop outside the ground to meet him. Strange, that despite the gestures, he stayed within the confines of the away stand.
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This closely mirrored Ivor's behaviour at Bury away last season [the "Roger Johnson game"], witnessed by @baraettmattesvensson and myself.

A profusely sweating Ivor arrived in the away end at 2.55pm, and looked around to see if anyone recognised him. As Cardiff were not the visitors that day, nobody did. Ivor then proceeded to the far corner of the away end, nearest to the Bury kids. Our 100 kids were involved in plenty of banter with their 100 kids. Ivor stood out like a spare willy at a wedding, as he proceeded to spend the entire match watching not the football, but goading the Bury kids and "offering them out".

Strange behaviour from the same bloke so vociferous in condemning pink pigs being thrown on the pitch...
 
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His frothing at the mouth, hurling abuse (and gob) on the pitch behind a two foot high wall at Bury, was very similar to his actions at Shrewsbury.

It was only the invisible force field above that two foot high barrier that prevented him getting on the pitch and really dishing out some deserved retribution to whomever looked like they wouldn't fight back.
 
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Hope the moderators will allow this as I'm not sure where else to post a reply to Paul May as I've
been informed he does read this forum.

I have been informed that In a thread on ITTV it appears that he mentioned my wife by name and
hoped she was better?

I just wanted to say my wife is well thank you for asking.

To enlighten anyone else who would be interested, my wife developed two growths in her stomach.
She entered hospital to have them removed, but awoke in terrible pain finding the surgeon had actually
removed the whole of her stomach. Two weeks later she was assisted for the first time since surgery
into a normal toilet and due shortage of nursing staff, forgotten. She tried to leave the toilet on her own
to get back to her bed.
Unfortunately she fell onto a tiled toilet floor and broke her hip. This meant further surgery for a hip
replacement joint.
After hip surgery they had her on chemo which after complaining of more pain, found that one of her
kidneys had been badly damaged by the chemo. However, they managed to save the kidney.

To end this saga on a more happier note, my wife is now able to walk and do most normal household
chores. Not bad for an 80 year old.
 
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Inkblot said:
Hope the moderators will allow this as I'm not sure where else to post a reply to Paul May as I've
been informed he does read this forum.

I have been informed that In a thread on ITTV it appears that he mentioned my wife by name and
hoped she was better?

I just wanted to say my wife is well thank you for asking.

To enlighten anyone else who would be interested, my wife developed two growths in her stomach.
She entered hospital to have them removed, but awoke in terrible pain finding the surgeon had actually
removed the whole of her stomach. Two weeks later she was assisted for the first time since surgery
into a normal toilet and due shortage of nursing staff, forgotten. She tried to leave the toilet on her own
to get back to her bed.
Unfortunately she fell onto a tiled toilet floor and broke her hip. This meant further surgery for a hip
replacement joint.
After hip surgery they had her on chemo which after complaining of more pain, found that one of her
kidneys had been badly damaged by the chemo. However, they managed to save the kidney.

To end this saga on a more happier note, my wife is now able to walk and do most normal household
chores. Not bad for an 80 year old.
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Of course it's not a problem Inky, that's a terrible story but I am just pleased that (mostly) things are tickety boo now ... very best wishes to Mrs Ink <ok>
 
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