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Post by boooothy on Sept 20, 2023 10:16:19 GMT 1
If promotion had been on the cards come Christmas, which i think it could have been, Warnock would 100 per cent have wanted to see the season through.
I can only assume we don’t want promotion this time and trust the new guy to not get us relegated.
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Post by crux on Sept 20, 2023 10:18:26 GMT 1
He said himself, he expected it to be nearer xmas time. Any fan who thought it was for the whole season had misunderstood the situation and warnock clearly didnt expect or even want that.What did you expect them to do? Put them on a rolling weekly contract until they'd found a permanent management team 🤣 This is the question...Do you think they should go back on the arrangement they made with Warnock ( because he insisted on being temporary ) , reject the bloke theyve identified as our long term permanent manager , just so we can keep warnock on for a couple more months?....thats what it boils down to. I think that would be absurd myself. A ridiculous thing to do. I do agree Nagles tweets after Norwich weren't helpful, but lets not blow that out of all proportion..he was only stating the bleeding obvious that we all knew anyway...the results at that point weren't satisfactory! 17th June 2023 www.htafc.com/news/2023/june/one-more-year-for-warnock-and-jepson/ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON!
Chief Executive Jake Edwards explained:
“We’ve heard Town fans loud and clear, both at the Reading game and ever since. You all wanted ‘one more year’ under Neil and Ronnie, and this had to be our first order of business as we prepare for the new season.
“Neil and Ronnie have incredible knowledge and skill as a management team; that was clear in the job they achieved here at the end of last season. They also have an amazing connection with this Club and our supporters, which is also so valuable.
“We’re so pleased Neil has agreed to stay on for another season. I know how determined he is to build on the job he’s done last season, and he offers us great experience and stability on the football side as we prepare for the prospective change of ownership.”
Seems like Jake Edwards misunderstood the situation as well...
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Post by irverino on Sept 20, 2023 10:18:40 GMT 1
Capt, I cannot believe for one second that what got the ball rolling here was that now infamous tweet from Nagle after the Norwich game to which NW responded, which he had a right to do. If you work in an office and there’s an issue, your office manager doesn’t have it out with you across the office floor, it’s done behind closed doors. NW had signed on for the season and I believe the vast majority of fans thought he’d be here to see it out, or the bulk of it, and that there certainly wouldn’t be a parting of the ways after just a handful of games. Given from his reaction at Monday’s press conference where he still looked surprised, I’m guessing NW wasn’t expecting it either. We move on now but this next appointment had better be right up there because anything less and they, and the club, will be right up against it from the start. We know what to expect from Neil Warnock, the jury is very much still out on this new Chairman and his team. He said himself, he expected it to be nearer xmas time. Any fan who thought it was for the whole season had misunderstood the situation and warnock clearly didnt expect or even want that. This is the question...Do you think they should go back on the arrangement they made with Warnock ( because he insisted on being temporary ) , reject the bloke theyve identified as our long term permanent manager , just so we can keep warnock on for a couple more months?....thats what it boils down to. I think that would be absurd myself. A ridiculous thing to do. I do agree Nagles tweets after Norwich weren't helpful, but lets not blow that out of all proportion..he was only stating the bleeding obvious that we all knew anyway...the results at that point weren't satisfactory! Would you advise Nagle to continue commenting on performances good or bad in public.......Or play safe & just stick to the good & let the fans slate the bad ones.
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Post by Captainslapper on Sept 20, 2023 10:21:05 GMT 1
Because theres nothing to see here. Its not just the clubs official 'line'...its also warnocks official line...because its what happened because it was what was always going to happen!! What you saying...Im naive if I dont believe this other version of events that people have concocted based on absolutely no information at all and that goes against everything all parties involved have said ? We've replaced a 74 year old temporary manager who didnt want to do the job much longer with a permanent one...like we were always going to do as soon as we identified who we wanted.....and? Do people not like that version because its a bit boring or something?? The truth is both scenarios, a difference of opinion or enacting a planned change are possible, or even coincidental. We win games of football the speculation as to the timing of the change, that we knew was coming, is less of an issue. Lose games of football and the debate around the Nagle strategy, and how he and is team are perceived, intensifies. If we attract a manager of some pedigree and ambition then the fans will perceive Mr Nagle as having a plan. A plan that isn't just about creating an infrastructure to benefit the club (which is welcome) but also looks to immediately develop the 1st team. Such an appointment would also, to a degree, mitigate any indifference on the pitch as at least fans would perceive there was ambition to make the first team better (noting no manager is guaranteed to succeed). Appointment of a "project manager", who is either inexperienced or thought of as "cheap" and the debate around everything Mr Nagle is looking to do becomes pointed. The decision, and the reason why, to let Neil walk away "early" will be at the centre of the debate. We have had 4 seasons out of 5 of indifferent performances on the pitch. And a season that as good as it was we were unable to build on. Whatever people's opinions of what has "actually" happened to lead to the decision to let Neil go now it is another potential bump in a road that hasn't been particularly comfortable to travel down. The simple fact is that had Neil remained, based on performances (Norwich aside), I think we would have been confident of being a Championship club in 24/25 season. This morning there is uncertainty, that uncertainty will continue until whoever gets the team winning games of football. Mr Nagle has made a decision that will shape how his ownership is viewed. Any chairmans standing with the fans is almost entirely dependant on results...and thats largely dependant on decisions like this one. We just have to hope they get it right. It boils down to decisions in the end...but when you have a 74 year old temporary manager who doesnt want to stay for very long, then you have a decision to make because you cant really make any long term plans until thats resolved. It doesnt matter who they announce later this week..for some it seems only Neil Warnock can manage our club successfully. It will be a 'shit show' and a terrible appointment whoever they choose. We'll be laughing stock etc etc and all the other standard histrionics that get churned out everytime anything happens. Like I said on another post , I have to keep checking the table to check we're not running away with it at the top!
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 10:21:18 GMT 1
17th June 2023 www.htafc.com/news/2023/june/one-more-year-for-warnock-and-jepson/ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON!
Chief Executive Jake Edwards explained:
“We’ve heard Town fans loud and clear, both at the Reading game and ever since. You all wanted ‘one more year’ under Neil and Ronnie, and this had to be our first order of business as we prepare for the new season.
“Neil and Ronnie have incredible knowledge and skill as a management team; that was clear in the job they achieved here at the end of last season. They also have an amazing connection with this Club and our supporters, which is also so valuable.
“We’re so pleased Neil has agreed to stay on for another season. I know how determined he is to build on the job he’s done last season, and he offers us great experience and stability on the football side as we prepare for the prospective change of ownership.”
Seems like Jake Edwards misunderstood the situation as well... And what rhymes with jake....SNAKE🤣🤣
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Post by Captainslapper on Sept 20, 2023 10:26:33 GMT 1
He said himself, he expected it to be nearer xmas time. Any fan who thought it was for the whole season had misunderstood the situation and warnock clearly didnt expect or even want that.This is the question...Do you think they should go back on the arrangement they made with Warnock ( because he insisted on being temporary ) , reject the bloke theyve identified as our long term permanent manager , just so we can keep warnock on for a couple more months?....thats what it boils down to. I think that would be absurd myself. A ridiculous thing to do. I do agree Nagles tweets after Norwich weren't helpful, but lets not blow that out of all proportion..he was only stating the bleeding obvious that we all knew anyway...the results at that point weren't satisfactory! 17th June 2023 www.htafc.com/news/2023/june/one-more-year-for-warnock-and-jepson/ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON!
Chief Executive Jake Edwards explained:
“We’ve heard Town fans loud and clear, both at the Reading game and ever since. You all wanted ‘one more year’ under Neil and Ronnie, and this had to be our first order of business as we prepare for the new season.
“Neil and Ronnie have incredible knowledge and skill as a management team; that was clear in the job they achieved here at the end of last season. They also have an amazing connection with this Club and our supporters, which is also so valuable.
“We’re so pleased Neil has agreed to stay on for another season. I know how determined he is to build on the job he’s done last season, and he offers us great experience and stability on the football side as we prepare for the prospective change of ownership.”
Seems like Jake Edwards misunderstood the situation as well... Yeah they gave him years contract..he'll have had his leaving bonus worked into that no doubt. Warnock probably insisted on that ( he and Ronnie get a full years wage however long it lasts ) and as he was reluctant to stay Edwards understood they were going to have to give him what he wanted. Yet Neil Warnock and every fan I know understood that he was only staying until we found a long term manager to appoint.
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Post by Captainslapper on Sept 20, 2023 10:29:11 GMT 1
He said himself, he expected it to be nearer xmas time. Any fan who thought it was for the whole season had misunderstood the situation and warnock clearly didnt expect or even want that. This is the question...Do you think they should go back on the arrangement they made with Warnock ( because he insisted on being temporary ) , reject the bloke theyve identified as our long term permanent manager , just so we can keep warnock on for a couple more months?....thats what it boils down to. I think that would be absurd myself. A ridiculous thing to do. I do agree Nagles tweets after Norwich weren't helpful, but lets not blow that out of all proportion..he was only stating the bleeding obvious that we all knew anyway...the results at that point weren't satisfactory! Would you advise Nagle to continue commenting on performances good or bad in public.......Or play safe & just stick to the good & let the fans slate the bad ones. I think he tweets too much. Comments like that whilst stating the obvious, arent really helpful and I can understand why Warnock was clearly irked a bit by it. Nagles clearly very keen on being in the public eye as much as he can...think we'll have to get used to that.
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Post by htafcokay on Sept 20, 2023 10:29:12 GMT 1
17th June 2023 www.htafc.com/news/2023/june/one-more-year-for-warnock-and-jepson/ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON!
Chief Executive Jake Edwards explained:
“We’ve heard Town fans loud and clear, both at the Reading game and ever since. You all wanted ‘one more year’ under Neil and Ronnie, and this had to be our first order of business as we prepare for the new season.
“Neil and Ronnie have incredible knowledge and skill as a management team; that was clear in the job they achieved here at the end of last season. They also have an amazing connection with this Club and our supporters, which is also so valuable.
“We’re so pleased Neil has agreed to stay on for another season. I know how determined he is to build on the job he’s done last season, and he offers us great experience and stability on the football side as we prepare for the prospective change of ownership.”
Seems like Jake Edwards misunderstood the situation as well... Yeah they gave him years contract..he'll have had his leaving bonus worked into that no doubt. Warnock probably insisted on that ( he and Ronnie get a full years wage however long it lasts ) and as he was reluctant to stay Edwards understood they were going to have to give him what he wanted. Yet Neil Warnock and every fan I know understood that he was only staying until we found a long term manager to appoint. The headline literally says "ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON".
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Post by sabailand on Sept 20, 2023 10:32:56 GMT 1
For all the hundreds of comments about this scenario on various threads whats the general consensus as to why NW is leaving, surely it cant be a because of a tweet that basically said we were shit against Norwich, as much as i admire Warnock and wish he wasnt leaving isnt that a bit shallow, especially from someone who as battle hardened as he is, or maybe its something different entirely. Only other thing is lack of transfer activity, but dont new owners have to stick to a strict financial plan first year.
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Post by irverino on Sept 20, 2023 10:37:42 GMT 1
Yeah they gave him years contract..he'll have had his leaving bonus worked into that no doubt. Warnock probably insisted on that ( he and Ronnie get a full years wage however long it lasts ) and as he was reluctant to stay Edwards understood they were going to have to give him what he wanted. Yet Neil Warnock and every fan I know understood that he was only staying until we found a long term manager to appoint. The headline literally says "ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON". Hand on heart did you really think it was going to last a year, I looked at the fixtures for December & thought November break or shortly after.......Certainly not after a midweek match.
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Post by htafcokay on Sept 20, 2023 10:38:23 GMT 1
The headline literally says "ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON". Hand on heart did you really think it was going to last a year, I looked at the fixtures for December & thought November break or shortly after.......Certainly not after a midweek match. Did the club say "ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON" or not?
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Post by Mastercracker on Sept 20, 2023 10:42:10 GMT 1
17th June 2023 www.htafc.com/news/2023/june/one-more-year-for-warnock-and-jepson/ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON!
Chief Executive Jake Edwards explained:
“We’ve heard Town fans loud and clear, both at the Reading game and ever since. You all wanted ‘one more year’ under Neil and Ronnie, and this had to be our first order of business as we prepare for the new season.
“Neil and Ronnie have incredible knowledge and skill as a management team; that was clear in the job they achieved here at the end of last season. They also have an amazing connection with this Club and our supporters, which is also so valuable.
“We’re so pleased Neil has agreed to stay on for another season. I know how determined he is to build on the job he’s done last season, and he offers us great experience and stability on the football side as we prepare for the prospective change of ownership.”
Seems like Jake Edwards misunderstood the situation as well... Yeah they gave him years contract..he'll have had his leaving bonus worked into that no doubt. Warnock probably insisted on that ( he and Ronnie get a full years wage however long it lasts ) and as he was reluctant to stay Edwards understood they were going to have to give him what he wanted. Yet Neil Warnock and every fan I know understood that he was only staying until we found a long term manager to appoint. Also no club would appoint someone in June, even a bloke who's nearly 75, and publicly announce him as a temporary/caretaker manager. I wish they could have because it would have stopped most of this bellyaching but in reality it would undermine his authority with players, create further uncertainty amongst signings and just lead to further speculation about a new manager. We've avoided all the above as a club by saying "1 more year".
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 10:42:13 GMT 1
Hand on heart did you really think it was going to last a year, I looked at the fixtures for December & thought November break or shortly after.......Certainly not after a midweek match. Did the club say "ONE MORE YEAR FOR WARNOCK AND JEPSON" or not? Your flogging a dead horse m8 It's all about procedures and nothing to see here...almost autistic
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Post by dugnet on Sept 20, 2023 10:47:19 GMT 1
Any chairmans standing with the fans is almost entirely dependant on results...and thats largely dependant on decisions like this one.
We just have to hope they get it right. It boils down to decisions in the end...but when you have a 74 year old temporary manager who doesnt want to stay for very long, then you have a decision to make because you cant really make any long term plans until thats resolved.
It doesnt matter who they announce later this week..for some it seems only Neil Warnock can manage our club successfully. It will be a 'shit show' and a terrible appointment whoever they choose. We'll be laughing stock etc etc and all the other standard histrionics that get churned out everytime anything happens. Like I said on another post , I have to keep checking the table to check we're not running away with it at the top!
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I take the point but rather than "running away at top" Warnock saved what looked to be certain relegation season and was likely to have kept us in safe waters this season. I completely accept that he was always going to leave but it is the timing that has surprised most, including Neil.
I can completely understand why fans are at least questioning of the timing.
I don't think fans think Neil is the only man out their who can manage us right now, for example (and it is a crass example) if David Wagner suddenly rejoined the mood would change again. Who the next man, or woman, is will dictate the immediate mood. That mood will be also influenced by performances on the pitch.
If we do struggle there is no doubt the criticism will be pointed at letting Neil go. It is also likely that that criticism wouldn't be entirely unfair either.
Hopefully things will work out. I will certainly give whoever it is time to establish themselves.
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 10:48:17 GMT 1
There's no logic to that side of the argument
Plans can change...you know a bit of communication...hey Neil we see your enjoying this so much,,how about us being able to rely on you for the season??...we really appreciate you helping us and this is what we all want...aka jake listening to the fans
But that didn't happen because of nagles tweets
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Post by ritchie on Sept 20, 2023 10:49:23 GMT 1
The truth is both scenarios, a difference of opinion or enacting a planned change are possible, or even coincidental. We win games of football the speculation as to the timing of the change, that we knew was coming, is less of an issue. Lose games of football and the debate around the Nagle strategy, and how he and is team are perceived, intensifies. If we attract a manager of some pedigree and ambition then the fans will perceive Mr Nagle as having a plan. A plan that isn't just about creating an infrastructure to benefit the club (which is welcome) but also looks to immediately develop the 1st team. Such an appointment would also, to a degree, mitigate any indifference on the pitch as at least fans would perceive there was ambition to make the first team better (noting no manager is guaranteed to succeed). Appointment of a "project manager", who is either inexperienced or thought of as "cheap" and the debate around everything Mr Nagle is looking to do becomes pointed. The decision, and the reason why, to let Neil walk away "early" will be at the centre of the debate. We have had 4 seasons out of 5 of indifferent performances on the pitch. And a season that as good as it was we were unable to build on. Whatever people's opinions of what has "actually" happened to lead to the decision to let Neil go now it is another potential bump in a road that hasn't been particularly comfortable to travel down. The simple fact is that had Neil remained, based on performances (Norwich aside), I think we would have been confident of being a Championship club in 24/25 season. This morning there is uncertainty, that uncertainty will continue until whoever gets the team winning games of football. Mr Nagle has made a decision that will shape how his ownership is viewed. Any chairmans standing with the fans is almost entirely dependant on results...and thats largely dependant on decisions like this one. We just have to hope they get it right. It boils down to decisions in the end...but when you have a 74 year old temporary manager who doesnt want to stay for very long, then you have a decision to make because you cant really make any long term plans until thats resolved. It doesnt matter who they announce later this week..for some it seems only Neil Warnock can manage our club successfully. It will be a 'shit show' and a terrible appointment whoever they choose. We'll be laughing stock etc etc and all the other standard histrionics that get churned out everytime anything happens. Like I said on another post , I have to keep checking the table to check we're not running away with it at the top! And it was just as daft then. I think the majority of fans consider staying out the bottom 3 as the goal/a big achievement, and given our lack of goals that wont be an easy task for any manager. I did laugh when Edwards said "we are now scoring goals" when describing the club as doing this from a position of strength. We scored 2 vs a poor Rotherham... Had we lost 1-0 the season would be looking very ropey
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Post by onesteviekindon on Sept 20, 2023 10:56:10 GMT 1
My nightmare scenario....
Warnock joins a relegation threatened Championship team next February, keeps them up and sends us down!!!
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 11:00:20 GMT 1
The only saving grace in all this for me is avoiding relegation this season...should this happen then I would accept the decision that has been made
Not interested in 3 year plans...the championship isn't a bad place to be and you can always have that dream season when all the stars line up and you get a season or 2 in the Premier league
I will give the new manager a chance,,but I think whoever it is has a hard act to follow and will need to hit the ground running
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Post by ram on Sept 20, 2023 11:08:18 GMT 1
As certain as bears shit in the woods Neil and Ronnie will be paid a full years contract. I am also sure that the new bloke had better be a real good top manager,not one of the usual suspects as listed on the new manager thread,otherwise I bet this forum will be toxic.
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Post by sabailand on Sept 20, 2023 11:17:47 GMT 1
As certain as bears shit in the woods Neil and Ronnie will be paid a full years contract. I am also sure that the new bloke had better be a real good top manager,not one of the usual suspects as listed on the new manager thread,otherwise I bet this forum will be toxic. If we ever got in the prem again and managed to get established 'toxic' would never be far away.
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Post by mosher on Sept 20, 2023 11:56:10 GMT 1
Ha. Some right dunces on this forum. Fuck off dickbreath sounds like they have nothing left to add
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Post by mosher on Sept 20, 2023 11:57:25 GMT 1
What if he appoints the Sacramento manager ? How do you welcome changing Warnock before you know who he has been replaced with ? I'm just remembering all these cringeworthy ass kissing nagle lovers Let's have another conversation around game 12 when your all pissing your pants when we are bottom of the league 3 year plan lol...I remember malcolm Mcdonald telling us all he was going to bring Brazilians to the club before he got us relegated Talk is cheap You remember Supermac? From some of your recent posts I thought you were only 10!
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 12:04:25 GMT 1
I'm just remembering all these cringeworthy ass kissing nagle lovers Let's have another conversation around game 12 when your all pissing your pants when we are bottom of the league 3 year plan lol...I remember malcolm Mcdonald telling us all he was going to bring Brazilians to the club before he got us relegated Talk is cheap You remember Supermac? From some of your recent posts I thought you were only 10! Certainly do m8...going every season since 76
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Post by mosher on Sept 20, 2023 12:06:22 GMT 1
You remember Supermac? From some of your recent posts I thought you were only 10! Certainly do m8...going every season since 76 Ha, when I saw you'd replied I was expecting shitloads of abuse. Forgot the winky-emoji-thingy on my original post
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 12:13:28 GMT 1
Certainly do m8...going every season since 76 Ha, when I saw you'd replied I was expecting shitloads of abuse. Forgot the winky-emoji-thingy on my original post Had some right adventures watching this lot Started with my brother and him and his work pal used to take me everywhere Sadly his work pal passed away last year...John Morley...a cracking bloke and mad town fan Then as a teenager we used to get on a coach that ran from the bus station...it was a boyos bus and they took us under their wing...one game we stopped at Leicester forest service station and the lads took a Leeds fans shirt off him and set it alight in front of him lol Those were the days
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Post by King Neil on Sept 20, 2023 12:22:56 GMT 1
Ha, when I saw you'd replied I was expecting shitloads of abuse. Forgot the winky-emoji-thingy on my original post Had some right adventures watching this lot Started with my brother and him and his work pal used to take me everywhere Sadly his work pal passed away last year...John Morley...a cracking bloke and mad town fan Then as a teenager we used to get on a coach that ran from the bus station...it was a boyos bus and they took us under their wing...one game we stopped at Leicester forest service station and the lads took a Leeds fans shirt off him and set it alight in front of him lol Those were the days We dressed like thugs...burgundy pringle jumper..bleached jeans and puma g villas footwear lol...my rich m8 wore a tachini iceberg tracksuit...they cost a fortune them days Incidentally the half cast lad who climbed up the floodlight at burden Park used to travel on our coach...I think he may have passed too now...Don't know his name but a right character
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Post by mosher on Sept 20, 2023 12:47:41 GMT 1
Had some right adventures watching this lot Started with my brother and him and his work pal used to take me everywhere Sadly his work pal passed away last year...John Morley...a cracking bloke and mad town fan Then as a teenager we used to get on a coach that ran from the bus station...it was a boyos bus and they took us under their wing...one game we stopped at Leicester forest service station and the lads took a Leeds fans shirt off him and set it alight in front of him lol Those were the days We dressed like thugs...burgundy pringle jumper..bleached jeans and puma g villas footwear lol...my rich m8 wore a tachini iceberg tracksuit...they cost a fortune them days Incidentally the half cast lad who climbed up the floodlight at burden Park used to travel on our coach...I think he may have passed too now...Don't know his name but a right character Missed out on the 80s hooly scene, but used to do pre-match with a lot of the HYC boys in the New Inn, Hecky throughout the 90s. Jasper and his dad Phil, TwoPots, Spud, Mick, Carlos and all the rest. Reason my mam wouldn't let my uncles Andy & Bob Dawson take me to away games is that they usually went with them and the chilly guys. She'd heard a few tales, including a Taff copper at Swansea breaking Uncle Bob's watch before quickly regretting it
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Post by townarentbest on Sept 20, 2023 12:48:04 GMT 1
Nagles clearly very keen on being in the public eye as much as he can...think we'll have to get used to that. Yup. Potentially its simply a factor of being so far away and wanting to go, "I'm involved and I'm here and I care". When I have occasionally looked, his Town tweets seemed to outweigh his Sacramento ones by a factor of maybe 10x...but obviously he's a lot closer to them on a daily basis.
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Post by htafcokay on Sept 20, 2023 12:52:59 GMT 1
Had some right adventures watching this lot Started with my brother and him and his work pal used to take me everywhere Sadly his work pal passed away last year...John Morley...a cracking bloke and mad town fan Then as a teenager we used to get on a coach that ran from the bus station...it was a boyos bus and they took us under their wing...one game we stopped at Leicester forest service station and the lads took a Leeds fans shirt off him and set it alight in front of him lol Those were the days We dressed like thugs...burgundy pringle jumper..bleached jeans and puma g villas footwear lol...my rich m8 wore a tachini iceberg tracksuit...they cost a fortune them days Incidentally the half cast lad who climbed up the floodlight at burden Park used to travel on our coach...I think he may have passed too now...Don't know his name but a right character Black Pete. He died after the Leeds win in 2017.
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Post by crux on Sept 20, 2023 13:10:52 GMT 1
We dressed like thugs...burgundy pringle jumper..bleached jeans and puma g villas footwear lol...my rich m8 wore a tachini iceberg tracksuit...they cost a fortune them days Incidentally the half cast lad who climbed up the floodlight at burden Park used to travel on our coach...I think he may have passed too now...Don't know his name but a right character Black Pete. He died after the Leeds win in 2017. Didn't he have a piss when he was up the floodlight as well? Or was there another 'character' that I remember doing that at Bolton?
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