[fishini]

Saturday night and we are in the house talking on a message board. We really are sad people are we not?

[Spireite-Karl]

fishini, on Jan 12 2008, 09:17 PM, said:

Saturday night and we are in the house talking on a message board. We really are sad people are we not?

It's called getting married and getting older we have nowt better to do

Your right we are sad

[Blueprint]

I'm ill, if i weren't on here i'd be in bed.

[alho]

Blueprint, on Jan 12 2008, 09:22 PM, said:

I'm ill, if i weren't on here i'd be in bed.

Im ill too but sadly if i wasnt the chances are id be llooking at the measage board if i were fine

[Ernie Ernie Ernie]

Spireite-Karl, on Jan 12 2008, 09:21 PM, said:

It's called getting married and getting older we have nowt better to do

Your right we are sad

Don't forget the cash drain, I mean kids

[fishini]

Been sad too long, thought about it and decided that the best thing to do is go for some beer. Goodnight all

[fishini]

spireiteblue, on Jan 12 2008, 09:35 PM, said:

Hurrayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

I am hurt by your cutting remark could you all start back slapping again without anyone to disagree with you? Must have been lovely for you and all your agreeable buddies. The name of this post is sad people and you are by far the saddest of us all

This post has been edited by fishini: 13 January 2008 - 08:18 PM

[belpercfc]

We're all sad people supporting Chesterfield.

[Blueprint]

I'd say that fishy is worse than you but then you support Man U keith so that kind of balances things out

Then again supporting Man U you had something to cheer you up when you watched MOTD last night so maybe supporting two clubs isn't so bad after all, and i have no problems with people who put money into CFC and support a big club, it's the ones who live in town and just support Man U etc that are the main problem for our town.

[fishini]

spireiteblue, on Jan 13 2008, 08:22 PM, said:

Whatever you say about me fishi i don't care but you must way above me in the list that is if there is one,you ask for all the stick you get,i am sorry for you

sorry but whatever you say 13000+ posts just shows how you like to spend your time, time is short and there is too much to do and too little time to do it and you seem to spend all your life on this board, so I return your sentiment I am truly sorry for you. Don't waste your time on this message board it ain't worth it

[frearsghost]

spireiteblue, on Jan 13 2008, 08:31 PM, said:

Very kind of you buddy to say that.

I haven't seen the United game yet,like fishi says on the post below yours i am always on here so i haven't had the time but when they show the full re run i will copy it and saviour it forever and yes at times i have to rely on my other team to cheer me up,i am ecstatic when both win though

Amazing when someone can be happy when a multi million pound corporate conglomerate easily wins yet another game and simply trawls up the best players whenever it wants too with it's financial clout.

The same conglomerate that regards the F.A. Cup as not worth the money it brings in when it's real aim is to play in a European League that can make it even richer.

When they (rarey) lose I'm delariously happy but I can't help feeling a little sad for all the gullible Man Utd fools who believe they are watching anything other than an exhibition team aka Harlem Globetrotters and who actually believe their team has been build rather than bought.

Man Utd represent everything football should not be. There was a time under Busby when they deserved what they won but today they are an plastic pastiche of modern football, a parody of a game that has lost it's soul.

I and all my family can't stand them. I spit in the faces of the players and I vomit over their name in true Monty Python fashion

[Blueprint]

I borderline hate Man Utd, i hate the so called fans who never go to watch them more for taking the easy option and supporting the team that nearly always wins rather than supporting their local side that could do with the extra support, but thesedays aren't the same as the turn of the 1900's when it was hard to travel to big team grounds, or to follow the team like it is today, people thesedays have it too easy, and the big clubs just make it even easier for fans across the world to support them.

Having said that i have a number of friends who support Man U, some have been to their games others haven't, but some thankfully just like to see a good game of football so actually turn up to their local ground when they get the opportunity, if only there were more people like them.

[mr. smith]

Blueprint, on Jan 13 2008, 09:32 PM, said:

I borderline hate Man Utd, i hate the so called fans who never go to watch them more for taking the easy option and supporting the team that nearly always wins rather than supporting their local side that could do with the extra support, but thesedays aren't the same as the turn of the 1900's when it was hard to travel to big team grounds, or to follow the team like it is today, people thesedays have it too easy, and the big clubs just make it even easier for fans across the world to support them.

Having said that i have a number of friends who support Man U, some have been to their games others haven't, but some thankfully just like to see a good game of football so actually turn up to their local ground when they get the opportunity, if only there were more people like them.

so you hate manu fans who dont go, but not those amongst them who are your friends. nice to see youre steadfast in your principles.

[Blueprint]

If i make friends with someone who i later find out supports Man U, i don't say i'm not going to be your friend as you support Man U, but i "hate" the fact that they "support" the big team - the team that are easy to follow.

There's more to life than football hence why i have friends who support big clubs, but i think to support a big club when there is no proper reason to support them other than because they win a lot of games isn't the proper way to support a football team. If only people still supported the side close to where they grew up like in the old days.

If i only had friends who only followed thier local side they i wouldn't have many friends at all, particularly living in chesterfield.

[Ernie Ernie Ernie]

Blueprint, on Jan 13 2008, 09:48 PM, said:

If i make friends with someone who i later find out supports Man U, i don't say i'm not going to be your friend as you support Man U, but i "hate" the fact that they "support" the big team - the team that are easy to follow.

There's more to life than football hence why i have friends who support big clubs, but i think to support a big club when there is no proper reason to support them other than because they win a lot of games isn't the proper way to support a football team. If only people still supported the side close to where they grew up like in the old days.

If i only had friends who only followed thier local side they i wouldn't have many friends at all, particularly living in chesterfield.

You can't really knock SB he's a spireite season ticket holder