osymandus
Life President
If some guardian reading council worker wants to invest his 10k into property, i'd gladly help him
Ha what if they read the Daily Telegraph (plug as i will be appearing in that shorty :D)
If some guardian reading council worker wants to invest his 10k into property, i'd gladly help him
Ha what if they read the Daily Telegraph (plug as i will be appearing in that shorty :D)
I hope it isn't as the crossword compiler osy. :winking::whistling:
Oh Dear ! you miss my point completely and could perfectly fit into the category I was describing, only you know the answer to that.
No one need take an IQ test to ascertain their levels of understanding but I remember pre season putting forward a logical "SUFC are in the S**t"
and many people suggested anyone with that view point was not behind the club or giving the new players, management and chairman a chance.
Whatever happened to "Save our Southend" one demo 50 people turn up, "we will never enter Roots Hall whilst Martin is in control" dwindled out as SUFC won their first game. And where are we now? Not quite where we started but even further back. Ron offers the occasional Carrot( from PS's vegetable patch no doubt) the occasional glimmer of hope and once again we clasp at .......... well ...............well..... throw aways from Ron. The club is doomed even a dimwit can see that and yet the fans do nothing.
Oh i don;t know remember Peter Cook was a Spurs fan and Stephen Fry supports Norwich !!!
might be thick as **** but at least i dont need to worry myself about public sector cuts :)
Lets face it - if any of us operated in the upper echelons of intelligence we wouldn't be wasting our time supporting a 4th division football club like Southend.
We would be unifying quantum mechanics and general relativity or chatting up Susie Dent on Countdown.
That may be true Cyril my old chum, but I like to think that posters such as you and I operate in a higher echelon of intelligence than the average fellow, combining that with an appreciation of Rosehill's style fashions and an ability to hold one's own when things get a little tasty against Torquay youth. I don't know pak66, brigadista or Barnaby personally, but I'm reasonably certain that they don't own a pair of Farah's between them, and I wouldn't feel overly comfortable relying on any of them when it all gets 'on top'.
I can vouch for BB's reliability when it comes to action time. He landed one of the best right hooks I've had the privilege to witness (after a Barca game we went to a few years ago) which took the guy off his feet.
What was especially endearing about this encounter was his wistful remark afterwards - "I thought my fighting days were over." I like to think that illustrates the maxim that 'talent is permanent, form is temporary.'
Yeah, I remember that.Fortunately we were able to do a runner afterwards and not get nicked!Always hated Spanish taxi drivers:winking:
Oh Crusty you might like to think what you want, I have a good idea of the only thing you have ever held and pretending your teddy is one of the "Torquay Youth"(whatever that may be) then getting on "top" of teddy in your bedroom only qualifies you as a plastic football hooligan.That may be true Cyril my old chum, but I like to think that posters such as you and I operate in a higher echelon of intelligence than the average fellow, combining that with an appreciation of Rosehill's style fashions and an ability to hold one's own when things get a little tasty against Torquay youth. I don't know pak66, brigadista or Barnaby personally, but I'm reasonably certain that they don't own a pair of Farah's between them, and I wouldn't feel overly comfortable relying on any of them when it all gets 'on top'.
Oh Crusty you might like to think what you want, I have a good idea of the only thing you have ever held and pretending your teddy is one of the "Torquay Youth"(whatever that may be) then getting on "top" of teddy in your bedroom only qualifies you as a plastic football hooligan.
Dream on fantasy boy.