Harry, Foxtrot Oscar
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Got any sensible suggestions for replacements? Or explanations as to why they'd do better than Harry at our basket-case of a club?
Alright tetchy. Post an inflammatory OP and people are gona call you out on it, just sayin'
Hahahahahaha
Profanity..........................Jesus Christ almighty, I blame the parents.
Harry, **** off.
I find that very disrespectful. Will you retract that comment? I didn't use any profanity in my response to you, I find that it's rather ill judged that you'd use it in a post aimed at me.
He doesn't usually post like this I don't think. Have a suspicion alcohol may be involved... Wouldn't take it personally nines!
Cheers for the heads up Grif. Belfast has a history of this kind of behaviour and it's usually at this time of night (strangely enough.) I'm not one to judge, on anyone's lifestyle and whatever choices they make. I can appreciate that we can all come on here and post a load of old bollocks on here after a session on the pinot grigio. Myself included. I never take anything personally. We all have our moments , good and bad. But we still need to keep a modicum of respectability regardless of how bad things appear within our club and on the pitch.
How Fickle we are!
"Harry, come and save us", screamed the banner on MOTD just before Hughes was sacked and Harry came.
Perhaps Belfast's reference to 'Jesus Christ Almighty' is germane since He, too, knew what it was like to be the hero one day and the villain the next!
"Harry, come and save us", screamed the banner on MOTD just before Hughes was sacked and Harry came.
Perhaps Belfast's reference to 'Jesus Christ Almighty' is germane since He, too, knew what it was like to be the hero one day and the villain the next!
Isn't that the way of most football fans anyway RTID (Even me on occasions)
I remember the abuse that was given to Paul Furlong when he scored against us at Stamford Bridge years ago, and then a few years later when he plays for us we were singing his name with joy 'cos we loved the fella to bits.
Oh, a fickle bunch are we
RDM, it would hard to do as bad as him filling up management and build the oldest squad in the league (along with fulham, look how thats working out).
Laudrup is suggested by the times.