[clarevoyant.]

Sammy Spireite, on 28 September 2021 - 08:51 AM, said:

We have history, no wonder opposition players try to rile our crowd up!

I hope you're not suggesting it could be pre planned by some tactical geniuses, if so there maybe a solicitors letter pending!!

[Tha Knows...]

metallilad, on 28 September 2021 - 08:07 AM, said:

Maybe players will stop thinking that were a big scalp if our support stop thinking that were too big to be where we are.
We all want promotion but if the supporters can stop being snobbish about the league were in then other supporters/players would look at the club with a different attitude.

Maybe if most of us don't bother going to home games and those who go stop supporting the team from start to finish our opponents will just let us win..

[metallilad]

Goku, on 28 September 2021 - 08:20 AM, said:

Yeah I imagine the Gulls players were scrolling bobs board pre game for our views on them. Give me a break, get real.

Social media spreads further than Bob's board Goku. Get with the times.

Tiptoe thru the Cross St, on 28 September 2021 - 11:46 AM, said:

Maybe if most of us don't bother going to home games and those who go stop supporting the team from start to finish our opponents will just let us win..

Sarcasm.
Lowest form of humour and the largest form of ignorance.

[clarevoyant.]

h again, on 27 September 2021 - 06:49 PM, said:

Spot on with that. I normally enjoy it when the 'keeper gives it back to the fans after a load of abuse - they've every right in the circumstances to do so, as far as I'm concerned - but that silly little boy in the Torquay goal had an easy time of it. His reaction would have looked immature in a school playground, and as for actually gesticulatong to come on and get me, it can't be overlooked by any sensible league management, which obviously Aaaron Downes, top man, became aware of.
Some things, a lot of things, can be excused in the rough and tumble of football, but a line has to be drawn somewhere.

Well it looks has though another lump has appeared under the carpet of the NL boardroom, it'll soon be looking like a relief map of the Himalayas with their poor governance.

It's a pity no action was taken, it would have sent a warning shot across the bows to the obese clown (and his coaches) when he visits next week. Will he/they think(?) they have been given carte blanche to act as they want?

[dim view]

clarevoyant., on 12 October 2021 - 07:56 AM, said:

It's a pity no action was taken, it would have sent a warning shot across the bows to the obese clown (and his coaches) when he visits next week. Will he/they think(?) they have been given carte blanche to act as they want?

Ha ha. Is it coincidence that CFC has decided to advertise for Stewards?

Seriously though, if crowd unrest does escalate to 'owt like it did before, somebody high up has got to get the ref to call a timeout.

[clarevoyant.]

dim view, on 12 October 2021 - 08:13 AM, said:

Ha ha. Is it coincidence that CFC has decided to advertise for Stewards?

Seriously though, if crowd unrest does escalate to 'owt like it did before, somebody high up has got to get the ref to call a timeout.

Very good, I presume for ref, you mean Garrard.

So the club have to go to great expense due to the unsavoury antics of the opposition. Brilliant.

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[SuperJackyLester]

Best way to shut him up would be to win the game and put plenty of goals past him. Nothing for him to act up for then. He knows he isnt going to get a warm welcome when he runs out towards the kop and he will thrive off of that especially if they go a goal up. I expect him to give us some stick just like we will give him some stick. Just hope no one does anything stupid.

[HoneyTrippa]

We cant afford to do anything stupid. A points deduction, fines and playing to an empty stadium would damage us. Lets give "fat boy" some grief and good old football banter but it must stayed contained on the terraces and not on the pitch.

[sophocles]

I know it won't happen, but by far the best way to deal with Ashmore would be to treat him like any other opposition keeper i.e. ignore him. The more reaction he gets from us, the more he likes it - if he didn't get any reaction, that would unsettle him.

[Lincs Spireite]

The best way to deal with Ashmore is to make him keep fetching the ball out of the back of the net.

[metallilad]

sophocles, on 12 October 2021 - 05:18 PM, said:

I know it won't happen, but by far the best way to deal with Ashmore would be to treat him like any other opposition keeper i.e. ignore him. The more reaction he gets from us, the more he likes it - if he didn't get any reaction, that would unsettle him.

Even better. Just stop missing B****Y shots. 🤷

[sophocles]

Agreed - it would be brilliant if we smacked 3 or 4 past him to leapfrog over them in the table.