Hawkesy wrote:you have my sympathies for supporting the pikeys. Are you from the medway towns? if yes, then I REALLY feel sorry for you.
Born in Gravesend so not quite Medway, but Gillingham was the nearest 'real' team - just seemed a better option than Gravesend & Northfleet.
Supporter would probably be stretching things a bit as I've never seen them play, just follow their progress and look forward to the day when they return to the Championship
Could have been in on the ground floor of Ebbsfleet.
Probably wouldn't be much distance in it between the pikeys andthe trainspotters (charlton) from there. Short trip up/down the A2.
Things I am owed because they're too tight to pay up:
Colossus: One House
Costa: One Lunch
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Colossus: one photo and one letter from his "attorney".
Draw with the bottom team midweek and draw with the top team 4 days later.
Good to take some points off Leeds away in front of a big crowd in a Yorkshire derby..
Good to get another win in front of another good sized home crowd after 2 draws and conceding 6 goals in the last 3 games.
Charlton closing the gap as Leeds drop another 2 points with an away draw.
Southampton are charging up the ladder after having 10 points deducted before they'd kicked a ball this season.
Some big games (in terms of League One) next week....
Charlton v Millwall - Charlton could move top pending Leeds fixture or Millwall can reassert themselves as contenders
Norwich v Huddersfield - battle of the leading scorers...could be 5-5.
Leeds v Southampton - Southampton could give Leeds a reality check.
swannsong wrote:Charlton v Millwall - Charlton could move top pending Leeds fixture or Millwall can reassert themselves as contenders
Local derby as well, unfortunately I land 12 hours after the game has finished. Charlton will treat this game like their cup final, while we will laugh at the little family club down the road. They will gesticulate and try to act like hard men and show us that we are rivals to them. WE WILL LAUGH!!
Things I am owed because they're too tight to pay up:
Colossus: One House
Costa: One Lunch
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Colossus: one photo and one letter from his "attorney".
swannsong wrote:Good to get another win in front of another good sized home crowd after 2 draws and conceding 6 goals in the last 3 games.
Charlton closing the gap as Leeds drop another 2 points with an away draw.
Southampton are charging up the ladder after having 10 points deducted before they'd kicked a ball this season.
Trouble with playing the Gills is, once their supporters turn up and park their caravans, you can't get rid of the buggers. Bloody pikies.
"The game is about glory, doing things in style and with a flourish, going out and beating the other lot, not waiting for them to die of boredom."
Danny Blanchflower
Nice One Cyril wrote:Trouble with playing the Gills is, once their supporters turn up and park their caravans, you can't get rid of the buggers. Bloody pikies.
About once a year they have to abandon useing their training ground and pikeys turn up and claim it. Take a few weeks to get them to move on. Only in gillingham, that place really is a shit hole but then so is most of east kent and especially the medway towns.
Things I am owed because they're too tight to pay up:
Colossus: One House
Costa: One Lunch
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Colossus: one photo and one letter from his "attorney".
swannsong wrote:Charlton v Millwall - Charlton could move top pending Leeds fixture or Millwall can reassert themselves as contenders
Local derby as well, unfortunately I land 12 hours after the game has finished. Charlton will realise they are part of a football league as opposed to a thuggery league and treat this game as a chance to throw down the gauntlet to the sheep shaggers, while we will tell our children to gesticulate and act like hard men and live up to the shitty reputation our daddy's earned us,
swannsong wrote:Charlton v Millwall - Charlton could move top pending Leeds fixture or Millwall can reassert themselves as contenders
Local derby as well, unfortunately I land 12 hours after the game has finished. Charlton will realise they are part of a football league as opposed to a thuggery league and treat this game as a chance to throw down the gauntlet to the sheep shaggers, while we will tell our children to gesticulate and act like hard men and live up to the shitty reputation our daddy's earned us,
fixed!
sheep shaggers?? we're not aussies, welsh or from yorkshire you know.
Trust me on this one, charlton don't even get the time of day from our top of the league in "thuggery" supporters.
Things I am owed because they're too tight to pay up:
Colossus: One House
Costa: One Lunch
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Colossus: one photo and one letter from his "attorney".
Millwall leading Charlton 1-2 at the 33 minute mark!
......2-2 at half time..
Charlton now 3-2 ahead... Millwall level at 3-3 in the 83rd minute.....4-3 Charlton at the 85th minute.....4-4 in the 90th minute...
former Huddersfield player Danny Schofield hitting Millwall's 4th....6 yellow cards...Millwall down to 10 men after 35 minutes.(19,105 crowd)
Leeds have just taken a 1-0 lead over Southampton... Leeds won 1-0. (25,948 crowd)
Huddersfield now down 2-0....mmm make that 3-0...final now down to 10 men (25,004 crowd)
swannsong wrote:Some big games (in terms of League One) next week....
Charlton v Millwall - Charlton could move top pending Leeds fixture or Millwall can reassert themselves as contenders
Norwich v Huddersfield - battle of the leading scorers...could be 5-5.
Leeds v Southampton - Southampton could give Leeds a reality check.
swannsong wrote:Millwall leading Charlton 1-2 at the 33 minute mark!
......2-2 at half time..
Charlton now 3-2 ahead... Millwall level at 3-3 in the 83rd minute.....4-3 Charlton at the 85th minute.....4-4 in the 90th minute...
former Huddersfield player Danny Schofield hitting Millwall's 4th....6 yellow cards...Millwall down to 10 men after 35 minutes.(19,105 crowd)
oh and charlton given 2 penalties and the red card was rescinded later on when the ref realised he got it wrong. 57 minutes incorrectly with 10 men and still the trainspotters couldn't beat us. OFFICIALLY the most one sided derby in English football
They hate us, we laugh at them.
Things I am owed because they're too tight to pay up:
Colossus: One House
Costa: One Lunch
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Colossus: one photo and one letter from his "attorney".
swannsong wrote:Good win for Huddersfield in front of their biggest home crowd of the season so far !
Haven't been able to find the story, but apparently a bit of a fracas at the end of the game with both managers on the pitch
Ugly scenes marred stoppage time when Luke Chadwick, already booked, appeared to head-butt Town's Tom Clarke.
It led to a melee in which Town's Lee Peltier and the visitors' Jude Sterling and Jermaine Easter were booked but referee David Foster caused howls of protest from home fans by refusing to take any action against Chadwick.
you can't say Snodgrass hasn't been better this year, scoring more frequently and from the games ive watched online has looked a more complete player involving team mates. Don't forget Johnny Howson, he is going to be some player.
Lilly Whites wrote:you can't say Snodgrass hasn't been better this year, scoring more frequently and from the games ive watched online has looked a more complete player involving team mates. Don't forget Johnny Howson, he is going to be some player.
Fair enough, just saying he stood out last season too, not that I'm watching too many Leeds games to know the difference! Very strong deep squad at ER, stuff we can only dream of at BP at the moment, but you've got 8-10 times our budget,... and a ground with 4 sides!!
Huddersfield Town v West Bromwich Albion this Saturday in the FA Cup.
Should be a good test, up against a team currently placed second in the Championship League.
Probably ~20,000 crowd.
Lilly Whites wrote:Leeds United are just running away with it now. That Snodgrass has shown he is pure quality.
yes, just got to hope they fuck it up like they have previous years by thinking they're too big for this division and have a divine right for promotion.
Things I am owed because they're too tight to pay up:
Colossus: One House
Costa: One Lunch
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Colossus: one photo and one letter from his "attorney".
swannsong wrote:Huddersfield Town v West Bromwich Albion this Saturday in the FA Cup.
Should be a good test, up against a team currently placed second in the Championship League.
Probably ~20,000 crowd.
Town not doing too well in their test, conceded in the 77' and the 82' and down 0-2
Preston North End hammering Colchester United 7-0 currently !
Tim Cahill has just put Everton in front against Carlisle at 82'...2-1 Everton.
now down to 10 men 
(25,004 crowd)
