[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Valley Boy Kopite, on Oct 1 2008, 12:01 AM, said:

Because you love hearing the sound of your own voice.

Bet if you are on Radio Sheffield you play it back to yourself over and over again in the evening.

Ah, so it's not reasons you're interested in, just persuing a personal grudge against me.

And you accuse me of having chips on my shoulders.

By the way, can you explain the difference between offering opinions on the radio, and offering them on here?

[Sammy Spireite]

MDCCCLXVI, on Oct 1 2008, 10:30 AM, said:

Ah, so it's not reasons you're interested in, just persuing a personal grudge against me.

And you accuse me of having chips on my shoulders.

By the way, can you explain the difference between offering opinions on the radio, and offering them on here?

I always used to look forward to your summarising with Al in the car on the way home from Saltergate as you always offered an un-bias and fair summary of the games.

As Al used to say '..i've been joined by regular, Chris.......' I took it you'd walked up the steps to the press box too. Perhaps VBK cannot work that out?

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[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Sammy Spireite, on Oct 1 2008, 10:51 AM, said:

I always used to look forward to your summarising with Al in the car on the way home from Saltergate as you always offered an un-bias and fair summary of the games.

As Al used to say '..i've been joined by regular, Chris.......' I took it you'd walked up the steps to the press box too. Perhaps VBK cannot work that out?

Thanks for that, SS.

I never mind if someone disagrees with my views, infact if someone thinks i talk a steaming pile of brown stuff then they're entitled to their opinion. The thing is though i wish they'd offer an alternative instead of simply insulting me, or denying me my right to say it. Anyone can turn 'round and say "Tha talks bollox", but surely the intelligent thing to do is say "Well i don't agree with 'A, B, and C', i think 'X, Y, and Z' instead".

It's called adult debate.

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[Valley Boy Kopite]

MDCCCLXVI, on Oct 1 2008, 10:30 AM, said:

Ah, so it's not reasons you're interested in, just persuing a personal grudge against me.

And you accuse me of having chips on my shoulders.

By the way, can you explain the difference between offering opinions on the radio, and offering them on here?

You can't have a debate with somebody who talks just for the sake of it.

I do not hold grudges life is to short.

One question though if you did not attend an event how can you pass comment? I find it staggering you used to go on and on about events you had not witnessed, thats why we all used to laugh at you.

[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Valley Boy Kopite, on Oct 1 2008, 06:17 PM, said:

You can't have a debate with somebody who talks just for the sake of it.

I do not hold grudges life is to short.

One question though if you did not attend an event how can you pass comment? I find it staggering you used to go on and on about events you had not witnessed, thats why we all used to laugh at you.

So, stepping easily over your feeble insults and repetition, i'll take that as a 'no'.

[Valley Boy Kopite]

MDCCCLXVI, on Oct 1 2008, 06:30 PM, said:

So, stepping easily over your feeble insults and repetition, i'll take that as a 'no'.

If you ever want a debate roll the dice my friend.

[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Valley Boy Kopite, on Oct 1 2008, 06:34 PM, said:

If you ever want a debate roll the dice my friend.

Hold on a minute: on one hand you accuse me of talking for the sake of it, but on the other you want a debate.

Make your mind up 'my friend'.

And by the way, a debate is between two people offering different views, not between me asking questions and you repeating the same old insults over and over.

[Wooden Spoon]

Sammy Spireite, on Oct 1 2008, 10:51 AM, said:

I always used to look forward to your summarising with Al in the car on the way home from Saltergate as you always offered an un-bias and fair summary of the games.

As Al used to say '..i've been joined by regular, Chris.......' I took it you'd walked up the steps to the press box too. Perhaps VBK cannot work that out?

Me too, hence my `sat on big Als lap` comment.

IMO it also shows a fan with passion and commitment, most just go home.....

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[The Earl of Chesterfield]

death, on Oct 1 2008, 06:55 PM, said:

Me too, hence my `sat on big Als lap` comment.

IMO it also shows a fan with passion and commitment, most just go home.....

Look, i didn't really want to go this far, but obviously Valley Boy has some sort of hard-on regarding my appearing on Peak so i'll clear things up.

Al was, and still is a mate of mine. I also knew Naz, the chap that used to present the phone-in. Given that there was usually a lull between the lines opening and callers being lined up, we agreed between us that i'd do five minutes just to have something going out. And that was for home and away games.

It really was no big deal and i'll repeat what i've said before: if anyone can point out where i've gone into detail about a game i've not attended then i'd be absolutely amazed, as i consciously avoided doing so. But if they've simply got issues about me offering any opinions at all, then i'll advise them to do what i've always done - go and twiddle with their nobs.

The nobs on their radio's, of course.

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[Valley Boy Kopite]

MDCCCLXVI, on Oct 1 2008, 07:04 PM, said:

Look, i didn't really want to go this far, but obviously Valley Boy has some sort of hard-on regarding my appearing on Peak so i'll clear things up.

Al was, and still is a mate of mine. I also knew Naz, the chap that used to present the phone-in. Given that there was usually a lull between the lines opening and callers being lined up, we agreed between us that i'd do five minutes just to have something going out. And that was for home and away games.

It really was no big deal and i'll repeat what i've said before: if anyone can point out where i've gone into detail about a game i've not attended then i'd be absolutely amazed, as i consciously avoided doing so. But if they've simply got issues about me offering any opinions at all, then i'll advise them to do what i've always done - go and twiddle with their nobs.

The nobs on their radio's, of course.

But you did anyway. Your were on EVERY week we only play at home every other week, as I say commenting on games you were not present. Bizzarre.

[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Valley Boy Kopite, on Oct 1 2008, 07:22 PM, said:

But you did anyway. Your were on EVERY week we only play at home every other week, as I say commenting on games you were not present. Bizzarre.

I don't know if my post was too complicated for you or you're saying things for the sake of saying them, but you're repeating yourself Valley Boy.

Enjoy Morecambe.

[Valley Boy Kopite]

MDCCCLXVI, on Oct 1 2008, 07:30 PM, said:

I don't know if my post was too complicated for you or you're saying things for the sake of saying them, but you're repeating yourself Valley Boy.

Enjoy Morecambe.

Impossable at the moment.

[sophocles]

Valley Boy Kopite, on Oct 1 2008, 12:12 AM, said:

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I will have to knock the chips off first.

Got the prat in one mate. Fortunately, his self-important arrogance is not typical of most Spireite fans, though he does his best to pose as some sort of fans representative. Thank goodness most radio presnters are not daft enough to swallow the tripe he dishes up.

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[Spire1866]

sophocles, on Oct 1 2008, 10:20 PM, said:

Got the prat in one mate. Fortunately, his self-important arrogance is not typical of most Spireite fans, though he does his best to pose as some sort of fans representative. Thank goodness most radio presnters are not daft enough to swallow the tripe he dishes up.

Unfortunately his opinions are. I defy anybody to disagree with the vast majority of Chris' comments at the moment (In my opinion he's talked sense more often than not over the years). Wake up.

[Skywalker]

Spire1866, on Oct 2 2008, 03:54 AM, said:

Unfortunately his opinions are. I defy anybody to disagree with the vast majority of Chris' comments at the moment (In my opinion he's talked sense more often than not over the years). Wake up.

The majority of comments made now are applicable, but this hasn't always been the case and his regular slot on the embarrassingly unprofessional 'Peak107' was cringe worthy at best.

[JonB]

Spire1866, on Oct 2 2008, 03:54 AM, said:

Unfortunately his opinions are. I defy anybody to disagree with the vast majority of Chris' comments at the moment (In my opinion he's talked sense more often than not over the years). Wake up.

He has been rattling on about the same things for long enough....he was bound to be right sooner or later!!

[lesleycfc]

JonB, on Oct 2 2008, 11:26 AM, said:

He has been rattling on about the same things for long enough....he was bound to be right sooner or later!!

Ha ha never a post more accurate! I refused to listen to Praise Or Grumble while he his given a slot!

[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Well i see there's those that agree with me and those that don't, which is exactly how it should be, but only one particular 'SUPPORTER' that lapses once again into insult.

But then it seems that's all he ever has to offer.

What i would say to the accusation of "rattling on about the same thing" though, is yeah, you're right, it's called adopting a position and sticking to it. Mind you, if you wanna go into a little more detail about my opinions rather than sweeping dismissals, then please do so.