SCIAG I have two eyes and was not indicating that.
You seem to have missed the wink off the end of your post... wait a minute
i wasnt joking though
by chandog » 24 Sep 2008 19:43
SCIAG I have two eyes and was not indicating that.
You seem to have missed the wink off the end of your post... wait a minute
by Terminal Boardom » 24 Sep 2008 19:44
Yorkshire RoyalTerminal Boredom And how many did Trevor Senior ever score in warm up? None as he played in goal!!! What is concerning is his general attitude which leaves a lot to be desired.
Not sure of your point, but since I never saw Senior play I have no idea what you are on about anyway. Obviously you know Lita personally, having met him on many occasions, and can categorically state he has a bad attitude?
by SCIAG » 24 Sep 2008 21:07
chandogSCIAG I have two eyes and was not indicating that.
You seem to have missed the wink off the end of your post... wait a minute
i wasnt joking though
by Ian Royal » 24 Sep 2008 22:15
by Elm Park » 25 Sep 2008 12:48
Royal Lady He's keeping up an act. He acts like a hardman, so he's not going to start bawling his eyes out. No-one knows how he felt inside, but I can guess it was the last thing he wanted to do and he's gutted. I shall continue to stick up for him until circumstances tell me otherwise.
by Royal Rother » 25 Sep 2008 12:58
by Southbank Old Boy » 25 Sep 2008 13:03
Royal Rother I can't swing a leg and a foot hard at a stationary ball and know exactly where it (the ball!) will be 12 yards away, but it always amazes me that most top professional footballers, who are paid fortunes to do pretty much that and not much else, seem to have little idea where it will end up as well.
by Geekins » 25 Sep 2008 14:42
Elm PArk
As for the miss, you could see that he was just trying to blast it down the middle. Any time you try to hit anything too hard, if you don't make the correct contact it can go horibly wrong, just ask any golfer.
by Thaumagurist* » 25 Sep 2008 23:34
Elm PArk I know that at least one player that has said (not publically) that Lita wasn't bothered that he missed the penalty (and no I won't reveal my source).
by Elm Park » 27 Sep 2008 12:47
Thaumagurist*Elm PArk I know that at least one player that has said (not publically) that Lita wasn't bothered that he missed the penalty (and no I won't reveal my source).
Well, then, I'm not going to waste time believing you.
by Millsy » 29 Sep 2008 02:00
by Royal Lady » 29 Sep 2008 19:19
Well said that man.2 world wars, 1 world cup Lita did not mis the penalty on purpose and was not happy it didn't go in.
Can we get some perspective here and not talk utter drivel please?
He may not be an angel when drunk but his commitment whilst actually playing is unrelated to that.
by Yorkshire Royal » 29 Sep 2008 21:17
by fozziebear » 02 Mar 2009 21:25
by Snowball » 03 Mar 2009 10:43
by UpNorth » 03 Mar 2009 23:02
by rg6royal » 04 Mar 2009 13:03
UpNorth Leroy was not even on the bench tonight.
Turned out to be the right decision.
by Ian Royal » 04 Mar 2009 23:50
Snowball In the Star, too, but maybe they just read the forest site
The Coppell quote saying he shouldn't start was very damning
and I'm sure it's a coincidence but what was the date he returned
to the club?
How closely does it match the bad run?
P8 W2 D2 L4 5-7 = "1 point a game" (equivalent)
by Snowball » 05 Mar 2009 01:12
Ian RoyalSnowball In the Star, too, but maybe they just read the forest site
The Coppell quote saying he shouldn't start was very damning and I'm sure it's a coincidence but what was the date he returned to the club?
How closely does it match the bad run? P8 W2 D2 L4 5-7 = "1 point a game" (equivalent)
complete coincidence seeing as performances (bar the odd exception) have been unimpressive on the whole since Sheff Utd which was mid November
by Snowball » 05 Mar 2009 01:15
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complete coincidence seeing as performances (bar the odd exception) have been unimpressive on the whole since Sheff Utd which was mid November
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