Our start in perspective
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Try telling yourself at the end of the season that you don't care about goal difference or goals scored.
I didn't realise it was called the Hindus & Buddhists called it the Swastika. Thought the Germans coined it as that.
As someone said you learn something new everyday.
As someone said you learn something new everyday.
Well y'know, I reckon League 1 will be pretty easy next season, we should walk it.
I have a feeling you'll change your mind when we gift Stevenage five goals at home on the first day of the season 
Come on Macca, I'm on your side mate, have a little faith. I see quite a bit of my views in yours, Brownie was a top notch manager etc who took us to the promise land. I believed in most of things he did and feel he should have had longer but he's gone, thats the past mate, NP is slowly winning me over, not quite there yet though but I am more optimistic now over our final position in the table than I was at the start, lets put it that way.
Chin Up Percy mate.
Eriks swastika doesn't even point the same way as the Nazi's. The Nazi swastika is the original right facing one but turned 45 degrees to sit on a point. He has the left facing one which albeit is a symbol for disaster, isn't really controversial at all to anyone who actually knows about it. He's asking for people to bite, but he's on a steady foot with his 'choice of swastika' and only someone who doesn't know what it actually is would make a real deal of it.
And on the religion part, I think every religion in the world uses it in some form, although it's believed to be Hindu's where it originated from (but no solid proof). The only reason I know all that about it is because the local 'asian' shop has a swastika symbol behind the counter, which when we were younger we found quite amusing as we thought the Sri Lankan shop owners were Nazi's, and the owner educated us about it.
I gotta say it's a good one Erik you'll have some fun with that!
And on the religion part, I think every religion in the world uses it in some form, although it's believed to be Hindu's where it originated from (but no solid proof). The only reason I know all that about it is because the local 'asian' shop has a swastika symbol behind the counter, which when we were younger we found quite amusing as we thought the Sri Lankan shop owners were Nazi's, and the owner educated us about it.
I gotta say it's a good one Erik you'll have some fun with that!
Who, moi? Would I ever do such a thing...?
Yes, my man - you did. And I bit! Sorry for the cretinous 'Phoo Kyoo', but you were just aiming to wind up anyone you could and I'd had a pig of a day...
