You can put people on ignore under the Setting menu (see top right) then Edit Ignore List on the left.
Despite the pretty compelling reasons you've stated, I'd still advocate that people don't do it. I can see why it would be tempting to filter out some of the more nonsensical opinions sometimes (and particularly the teflon-coated, never deflected, broken record posting that some posters adopt) but actually your post above proves why it would ruin the board as you were provoked into a thoughtful contribution.
What I still find GREAT about this board is that most opinions get challenged, stupid or otherwise.
I personally think it's better to just ignore certain posts (and posters?) for yourself rather than have the system do it for you.
Ok, missed this. Thanks.
Also, all good points and I'll endeavour to follow your advice, and whilst I'd like to think I have the willpower to do this, a) I know I won't (see immediate failing below) and b) it's pretty impossible to do at the moment, just due to the volumne of copy and paste posts...
I would not dream of ever stating such a thing regarding any poster on here,My problem is I argue my point in a reasoned way by throwing in stat after stat which some will find boring whilst others will be interested and I cannot let the subject go.
Last year around 9 months ago I first started with posts about not scoring enough goals,This topic to me was the most obvious thing we lacked yet 9 months on we are still debating the very same.
I don't set out to annoy anyone they wind theirselves up.
No you really dont.
You get stats and use them in a way to back up whatever rant you are on.
You dont come on here and say we dont score enough goals (albeit thats a point you make, and rightly so) you come on here and say players are playing that we dont want to play because of contracts etc.
You made a point yesterday that Phil Brown is defensive and use your stats to back that up, ie goals scored, yet ignore the shots taken stat shows its not true. Thats not reasoned, its totally biased.
As Jam Man says, not even close...
You made up a secret clause in Cauley Woodrow's contract. He went on to score in the Premier League and star and score in the U21's international tournament; by your England rants, this means he should be starting for the national side. Odd seeing as he needs a secret clause to get in a league two side.
You made up a ficticious contract that was offered to Dan Holman, despite the club stating it offered no contract, and you presented this fictictious contract as fact alongside the fact a player had signed for a club in a higher division than us (despite the fact a week earlier you were arguing the toss that the Conference and League Two were on a level playing field in terms of ability) that the club was financially screwed and could not compete with anyone. A week later we signed for a transfer fee, a Championship defender.
When using your Brown out argument on Roy Hodgson, you used tid bits of his career to make him seem worse than he was, ommitting all his success. Basically manipulating the facts. As you always do. I think it was the eight/nine worst years of his forty year career against the entirerity of Redknapp's career, because that suited your agenda at the time.
You've claimed that a striker that had only one start, must have some hold over the manager, or clause in his contract that meant he had to play. Despite the fact, he started one in five, and only gets a few minutes from the bench.
You then claim the young, pacey and hungry style striker you've been clamouring for has a secret clause in his contract (it seems every player you dislike has this clause) in his contract, meaning he has to get game time. Oh, this after he'd been dropped from the first time. Conveniantly revealed to you in secret.
That's just what I remember from the top of my head.
Your arguments are made up at worst, heavily manipulated at best.