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Post by DudeLebowski on Aug 14, 2015 11:26:57 GMT
So a chance to get our season up and running tomorrow & also a shot at really embarrassing that gorm with the 'could be Bristol Rovers' sign! How do you see it all going?! With the glovers shipping 3 in both their games so far, I fancy us to come away with the points. Also providing we go with the same line up that played so well against Brum.
Regrettably can't be there tomorrow (work) which is an even bigger shame as I haven't ever seen us lose at Huish, witnessing a 3-0 win, 1-0 win and a 2-2 draw!
It's up to one of you to bring the extra luck!
Best wishes,
The Dude
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 11:36:52 GMT
Of the games i'm actually going to go to, this is my least favourite away trip in the division this year.
I'm hoping that the first game rustiness has worn off and we can play like we did against Birmingham, or better.
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Post by bs14gas on Aug 14, 2015 15:48:03 GMT
Nobody hold up any signs taking the p*ss until AFTER the game!
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Post by kwoodgas on Aug 14, 2015 17:04:10 GMT
Of the games i'm actually going to go to, this is my least favourite away trip in the division this year. I'm hoping that the first game rustiness has worn off and we can play like we did against Birmingham, or better. Why mate? (First time there for me tomorrow) |
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Post by brizzle on Aug 14, 2015 17:58:33 GMT
I vowed that I would never go to Huish Park again after my first (and last) experience of the place, which was truly awful. The rain was lashing down all morning and the wind was gale force, when we were admitted to the away end. I had seen this part of the ground on TV, but it really didn't do it justice. By the time that the match finished (0-0 by the way  ), I was freezing cold and blown inside out. And that animal Terry Skiverton clattered one of ours on the half-way line, and I heard his shout of anguish all the way to the open end. He was a loan player as I remember, who looked quite promising but never recovered. Well not with us at any rate. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 18:00:08 GMT
Of the games i'm actually going to go to, this is my least favourite away trip in the division this year. I'm hoping that the first game rustiness has worn off and we can play like we did against Birmingham, or better. Why mate? (First time there for me tomorrow) s**t drive, s**t ground, s**t pubs, s**t town. |
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Post by brisgas123 on Aug 14, 2015 18:16:36 GMT
Why mate? (First time there for me tomorrow) s*** drive, s*** ground, s*** pubs, s*** town. At least the weather forecast is good! That's one thing I can't stand. Losing away and getting a soaking. |
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Post by o2o2bo2ba on Aug 14, 2015 18:56:40 GMT
I vowed that I would never go to Huish Park again after my first (and last) experience of the place, which was truly awful. The rain was lashing down all morning and the wind was gale force, when we were admitted to the away end. I had seen this part of the ground on TV, but it really didn't do it justice. By the time that the match finished (0-0 by the way ), I was freezing cold and blown inside out. And that animal Terry Skiverton clattered one of ours on the half-way line, and I heard his shout of anguish all the way to the open end. He was a loan player as I remember, who looked quite promising but never recovered. Well not with us at any rate. Was that Wayne Andrews? |
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Post by brizzle on Aug 14, 2015 19:22:00 GMT
I vowed that I would never go to Huish Park again after my first (and last) experience of the place, which was truly awful. The rain was lashing down all morning and the wind was gale force, when we were admitted to the away end. I had seen this part of the ground on TV, but it really didn't do it justice. By the time that the match finished (0-0 by the way ), I was freezing cold and blown inside out. And that animal Terry Skiverton clattered one of ours on the half-way line, and I heard his shout of anguish all the way to the open end. He was a loan player as I remember, who looked quite promising but never recovered. Well not with us at any rate. Was that Wayne Andrews? It most certainly was. I've been racking my brains trying to remember the players Christian name, and the best that I could come up with was Keith . . . which I knew was wrong. So many thanks for that. Skiverton came at him from behind and did some quite serious damage to his knee, and all of it was quite unnecessary as he was stood stationary in the centre circle with his back to the goal. From memory BRFC did support the player during his rehabilitation, but he never played for us again. In fact I don't think that he played much at all subsequently. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 19:24:34 GMT
I vowed that I would never go to Huish Park again after my first (and last) experience of the place, which was truly awful. The rain was lashing down all morning and the wind was gale force, when we were admitted to the away end. I had seen this part of the ground on TV, but it really didn't do it justice. By the time that the match finished (0-0 by the way ), I was freezing cold and blown inside out. And that animal Terry Skiverton clattered one of ours on the half-way line, and I heard his shout of anguish all the way to the open end. He was a loan player as I remember, who looked quite promising but never recovered. Well not with us at any rate. Was that Wayne Andrews? Yes it was. He broke his leg from what I remember. A very poor player but didn't deserve that from that. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 21:09:16 GMT
Yes it was. He broke his leg from what I remember. A very poor player but didn't deserve that from that. I guess it's only semantics but it was his knee ligaments that he injured. Played ten games or so for Luton after that but nothing on Wiki since. ETA: He returned to Coventry but for some reason, he didn't do the proper rehab on his knee. He was set to sign for you but couldn't prove his fitness because of his rehab issues. Re the terrace and the rain. The majority of our fans are housed on an open terrace with an equally poor view at The Mem so no points gained there, methinks. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 21:28:25 GMT
Yes it was. He broke his leg from what I remember. A very poor player but didn't deserve that from that. I guess it's only semantics but it was his knee ligaments that he injured. Played ten games or so for Luton after that but nothing on Wiki since. ETA: He returned to Coventry but for some reason, he didn't do the proper rehab on his knee. He was set to sign for you but couldn't prove his fitness because of his rehab issues. Re the terrace and the rain. The majority of our fans are housed on an open terrace with an equally poor view at The Mem so no points gained there, methinks. Yeah, but we offer better boozers. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 21:37:41 GMT
Yes it was. He broke his leg from what I remember. A very poor player but didn't deserve that from that. I guess it's only semantics but it was his knee ligaments that he injured. Played ten games or so for Luton after that but nothing on Wiki since. ETA: He returned to Coventry but for some reason, he didn't do the proper rehab on his knee. He was set to sign for you but couldn't prove his fitness because of his rehab issues. Re the terrace and the rain. The majority of our fans are housed on an open terrace with an equally poor view at The Mem so no points gained there, methinks. Yeah but I don't go in the away end at the Mem so that's never bothered me  |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2015 21:55:20 GMT
Both good points, well made.
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Post by chelt_gas on Aug 15, 2015 1:07:05 GMT
19/10 for the away win with Easter to score at any time. Worth a dabble.
Is lines going to play?
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Post by harrybuckle on Aug 15, 2015 6:48:44 GMT
best time to play them in total disarray and a manager who moans more that Cotterill
expecting a resounding away win....Easter, Lines and Taylor on the score sheet
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Post by matealotblue on Aug 15, 2015 8:35:19 GMT
19/10 for the away win with Easter to score at any time. Worth a dabble. Is lines going to play? There will be lines on the pitch. |
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Post by matealotblue on Aug 15, 2015 8:37:00 GMT
best time to play them in total disarray and a manager who moans more that Cotterill expecting a resounding away win....Easter, Lines and Taylor on the score sheet Hmmm....like to think you are right but it has always seemed to be a struggle there for us. |
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Post by interceptor on Aug 15, 2015 8:56:39 GMT
Never been to Yeovile, always had a totally irrational dislike for them, and all caused by Gary Johnson and his horrible estuary accent.
This was then compounded by that vile supporter and his sign, which has made me hate everything to do with Yeovile.
My wife, daughter and I are going, I hope we totally stuff them, they get a couple of sendings off and the match finishes with some great banners and signs from the Gas.
I then look forward to sturrocks post match interview, which will be unintelligible, because he sounds like a Glasgow drunk who has just been punched in the mouth.
Probably not my most reasoned post ever - but it's how I feel.
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Post by o2o2bo2ba on Aug 15, 2015 9:29:32 GMT
Never been to Yeovile, always had a totally irrational dislike for them, and all caused by Gary Johnson and his horrible estuary accent. This was then compounded by that vile supporter and his sign, which has made me hate everything to do with Yeovile. My wife, daughter and I are going, I hope we totally stuff them, they get a couple of sendings off and the match finishes with some great banners and signs from the Gas. I then look forward to sturrocks post match interview, which will be unintelligible, because he sounds like a Glasgow drunk who has just been punched in the mouth. Probably not my most reasoned post ever - but it's how I feel. Haha! That's the best post today! Well done, interceptor, that about sums it up for me.. |
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