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broadsword

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  1. I'm not saying you're definitely wrong, it's difficult to know with these people. I wouldn't put anything past them.

     

    But they've owned us for thirteen years, hundreds of millions have been pissed up the wall, they've only very rarely actually turned up on site... and now they want tighter control of the finances. Even by their prickish standards of numbskullery, that is beyond the pale.

     

    I see that Broughton had said that the owners do not want to sell the club, which is different from will not sell the club perhaps.

    The question for me is why don't they want to sell the club. Why. Wankers.

    Get out of my club you wasters

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  2. They've been norty boys before. They got done for that development without permission. When day made you rich, you can pay the annoying govt man to go away sometimes.

     

    This does smell different. The funding is tailing off and has been for a while. The manager is tampy. The club statement does not reassure in any way.

    I don't get the feeling this is a short term blip, it feels more like the beginning of the end. If it is, will the club fold

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  3. It tends to be the sides heading for a fall that get mugged, in recollection. Who can forget getting done one nil by Crewe after thing then a total lashing.

     

    Plucky losers are still losers. Having said that, we did turn over Watford the previous week. But even so, I think we've actually got weaker. Guess it's early days, we shall see, but we appear to be getting run into the ground. You keep on trimming, you end up with nothing

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  4. 50 minutes ago, den said:

     they either don’t understand the importance of that or they just don’t care anymore.

    But why do they want to leave it to their children then?

    I don't think the owners are all on the same page as it seems like a push me pull me thing going on. If they really wanted us they'd run us better. Yet they won't get rid of us even though we're a net negative for them.

     

    We're not going anywhere until they go, that much is clear to me.

     

    I'm sorry for those who travelled a long way to see us pumped by Plymouth, I hope you get back safe. Win lose or draw, it all leaves me emotionally flat these days. It seems like a bum deal to get emotionally involved in something that's at the whim of morons who don't care. They've run the club in such a shambolic manner for so long now, it's chipped away at the joy I had following rovers through the good times and bad. It's been one abject humiliation for which I will never forgive.

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  5. Yeah that was when Jack walker was beginning to put in a little bit of money to help us I think.

     

    Ossie didn't wear shins, and market absolutely banged him one and broke his leg. I remember watching Saint and gravel and greaveie and dear old Jimmy had a dig at rovers. Something about petitossie being able to buy the club.

     

    I remember Steve scoring against villa and we beat them 3-2.

     

    Their were great great days. For a start I was so much younger. But yeah, things were so much better than now

     

    I would go so far as to say that the last thirteen years are the worst I've ever known things as a rovers fan. And my first game would've been in the early seventies

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  6. And the Don cared. We were all in it together and they were great days. It's hope and togetherness that makes football. When was the last time we had that.

    It was Bobby who signed sellars though. £25l if I remember rightly. Why leeds let him go I'll never know. There's a YouTube clip of him scoring a belter for Leeds, I'll find it in a mo. Played u21 for England once getting subbed on for gazza

     

    https://youtu.be/nOMV84V-cmo

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  7. Quote

    Alan Grafton, a guy who has been heavily involved in the City supporters’ club for many years, happened to be in the tunnel as we lined up before a home game. He told me I looked like a man possessed and that I appeared to be twice the size of the other players. He said that I was intimidating the opposition because my body language was saying: ‘Look at this fucking lot, they’re fucking shitting themselves. There’s not a man among them and we’re gonna fucking batter them.’ He added that none of the team we were playing took me on or looked me in the eye. At the same time our younger players grew a few inches taller and stuck their chests out because they had me leading them out. They had no fear because they knew I would sort out any problems. If that was true so much the better, because it could only benefit us as a team. Fulham had run

    Morrison, Andy. The Good, the Mad and the Ugly The Andy Morrison Story . Fort Publishing Ltd. Kindle Edition. 

     

    Yeah, we could do with him right now

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