I love the way u both hate eachother.
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I love the way u both hate eachother.
Hates a strong word, I don't hate many people, I just dislike him when he's all Anti-English, but apart from that he's fine - and then when we start being Anti-Welsh he can't take it? Hypacrit much.
But apart from that I have no problem with him.
Talk about being hypocritical...Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
How? :s.
You know I don't HATE you, just don't like you very much as you have nothing nice to say about anything even closely related to being English..
I ******* hate yorkshire puddings.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
I dunno, like. When I think of Dave Jones (not that I think of him often :love7:), I always picture Terry Duckworth...Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._Duckworth.jpg
http://www.stalkersr.us/pedosmile1.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
http://d.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/ng/sp...ty-wembley.jpg
Proved innocent.
*****Quote:
Originally Posted by Loser
+rep xD
oh, because I have opinions. Oh, everybody I like now has to be English.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
I Lol'd very hard. I have being to the last few wolves home games. Yeah you win the games but your football lately is ******* awful. QPR Reading and Derby are all very good at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
Incase you are blind, I actually said we are playing ****, so what you tryna act all big for and criticise how Wolves play when I clearly already said that they're playing ****, fact is, we're top of the League, you're not. Get over it.
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So... you play **** football and... you and Cardiff are the best atm? How the hell does that work? Also, its only November i remember last time we were in the Championship Cardiff were top till about December time, they finished 7/8. Good luck :)
Well it wouldn't be on Sky if they were the two worst teams in the Championship, would they? the table spoke for itself, at the time they were third and first.
They can both be playing **** and still be the best teams in the Championship, you know? - hence why we're still top and Cardiff are still in a promotion spot.
Just stop moaning cause' your beloved Birimgham aren't on tele much, you must see Wolves as a threat as you keep posting here trying to say Wolves see Cardiff as a thread - Reverse phsychology mate.
Correct me if im wrong but that was only your seccond game on sky this season? So far we have had 4 on Sky this season and 1 more tonight. And wow were are you getting all your big words from.. Google? Because i know thats not you talking your thick as ****.
Guess i win again? (Even if it is more than 2 because you wont beat 5)
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Sky means **** all, the choose them in August.
13th. Yes, the second part of the season was that embarassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mexel
Its going to happen to Wolves. But saying that i would love to see us Wolves and Reading go up, or even Cardiff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loser
That makes one of us! :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Mexel
Question for you:Quote:
Originally Posted by Loser
If we got promoted this season, where would we play next season?
Confused?Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
Explain?
You mean what division what stadium what country? What?! lol
Stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mexel
You're having that new Stadium built rite? why shouldn't you be playing their next season? Reguardless of what league your in?
Yes, but come on if we get promoted, why should we move? I can't see any team enjoying a trip there. That ground would help us, alot.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
The extra revenue and money? And you'd need a bigger stadium to acomedate for visiting supports?
Plus you'd still have a lot of loyal fans their and it would still be a hard place to come to?
We'd get the money. At the moment we need 14,000 fans to break even. We can accomodate for 2,000 away supporters, which is enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanCampbell1
Yes, we'd fill the new ground every week but it still won't have that intimidation factor. Have you seen how close the fans are and the atmosphere that can be generated in that ground? I still believe it to be one of the reasons why Leeds went downhill.
In the new ground, regardless of what the fans think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
But the club could easily say that the ground isn't ready but if we said it the Premier League would have their own men looking at it every week because they don't want Cardiff in the Premier League.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loser
But they wouldn't because they want to make as much money as possible and the capacity on the new stadium will be larger than that of NP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
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Originally Posted by Loser
But the financial benefits that come with the higher position you are in the league table may be more than that of the added revenue per week. We'd still be making money because prices would rise and most teams would bring 2,000.
It won't happen. Especially since we're sharing it with the eggies. They will want to be playing there and will put the pressure on to have it finished if we claim it's not ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
Their fans don't want to share with us, we don't want to share with them. Cardiff RFC would prefer it because they can't afford the rent for the Arms Park.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loser
They men with the money don't care about what the fans think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint