BeardedSwift wrote: Scunthorpe on Saturday.
You on a promise? Or just hopeful?
BeardedSwift wrote: Scunthorpe on Saturday.
BeardedSwift wrote:1st time poster on this forum despite 3 decades of supporting Walsall & a few years just reading the many comments on here.
So, why am I finally moved to post?
Well, I read PT's post earlier & it just about sums up what it means to be a true football, & especially a saddlers, fan. Well done PT, almost poetic; I certainly couldn't have put it any better.
Can't wait for the return leg, & Scunthorpe on Saturday.
PT wrote:BeardedSwift wrote:1st time poster on this forum despite 3 decades of supporting Walsall & a few years just reading the many comments on here.
So, why am I finally moved to post?
Well, I read PT's post earlier & it just about sums up what it means to be a true football, & especially a saddlers, fan. Well done PT, almost poetic; I certainly couldn't have put it any better.
Can't wait for the return leg, & Scunthorpe on Saturday.
Thank you. And thanks Pinnacle too.
aaaae wrote:PT wrote:BeardedSwift wrote:1st time poster on this forum despite 3 decades of supporting Walsall & a few years just reading the many comments on here.
So, why am I finally moved to post?
Well, I read PT's post earlier & it just about sums up what it means to be a true football, & especially a saddlers, fan. Well done PT, almost poetic; I certainly couldn't have put it any better.
Can't wait for the return leg, & Scunthorpe on Saturday.
Thank you. And thanks Pinnacle too.
127 years of hurt!
gerryhatrick wrote:aaaae wrote:127 years of hurt!
Really? I bet you don't look a day over 98.
aaaae wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:aaaae wrote:127 years of hurt!
Really? I bet you don't look a day over 98.
I've got a painting in my attic that looks very old!
gerryhatrick wrote:Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Neuromantic wrote:I was there last night - absolutely brilliant support from the fans there.
Would happily believe you were at the ground, but only had that simply read "brilliant support from us, the fans".
eh?
You're the one claiming to have a massive IQ, not I.
I suggest you read that line again, brainbox.
BeardedSwift wrote:Glory !! :lol:
This is Walsall, after all! But maybe - just maybe :D
Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Neuromantic wrote:I was there last night - absolutely brilliant support from the fans there.
Would happily believe you were at the ground, but only had that simply read "brilliant support from us, the fans".
eh?
You're the one claiming to have a massive IQ, not I.
I suggest you read that line again, brainbox.
I suggest you do :lol:
gerryhatrick wrote:Ok, Daz, let me explain (shouldn't be too hard for you to understand).
You claimed to be at the game, last night. Correct?
To anyone that attended English lessons, that line suggests otherwise.
If a bloke with your self-appointed mental capacity can't see it, then I claim the right to call into question the banging of your chest, exclaiming "me, genius".
Clearer now, Galileo?
Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Ok, Daz, let me explain (shouldn't be too hard for you to understand).
You claimed to be at the game, last night. Correct?
To anyone that attended English lessons, that line suggests otherwise.
If a bloke with your self-appointed mental capacity can't see it, then I claim the right to call into question the banging of your chest, exclaiming "me, genius".
Clearer now, Galileo?
Why is it not ok to say good support from the fans there at the ground? In the preceding part of the sentence I assert I was there... and then after a break in the sentence say that there was great support from the fans there... Whilst it's the not the greatest sentence ever written, 'there' can be taken in different ways (Hence my previous post) and the stress of the word also conveys meaning. Why am I even explaining this?
I prefer to be called 'Aristotle' or 'The Oracle'... and not Galileo though.
clawtheolder wrote:Can we give some credit for the little kid who forced the defender to make the back pass, Made one hell of a difference when he came on, i wish Sawyers would do same.
Welsh_Saddler wrote:clawtheolder wrote:Can we give some credit for the little kid who forced the defender to make the back pass, Made one hell of a difference when he came on, i wish Sawyers would do same.
Spot on. (and mentioned in my "Fitness, and chasing lost causes" thread of a few days ago :wink: )
gerryhatrick wrote:Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Ok, Daz, let me explain (shouldn't be too hard for you to understand).
You claimed to be at the game, last night. Correct?
To anyone that attended English lessons, that line suggests otherwise.
If a bloke with your self-appointed mental capacity can't see it, then I claim the right to call into question the banging of your chest, exclaiming "me, genius".
Clearer now, Galileo?
Why is it not ok to say good support from the fans there at the ground? In the preceding part of the sentence I assert I was there... and then after a break in the sentence say that there was great support from the fans there... Whilst it's the not the greatest sentence ever written, 'there' can be taken in different ways (Hence my previous post) and the stress of the word also conveys meaning. Why am I even explaining this?
I prefer to be called 'Aristotle' or 'The Oracle'... and not Galileo though.
Ok, Daz, we can agree that omitting the final 'there' would have made a difference. Having said that, the way in which the line was constructed, gave the impression of not being part of the crowd, but looking in on it, as per a Sky viewer.
You need to be more diligent, perhaps employing a proofreader, prior to presenting any future theses to your peers.
Showing no hard feelings, may I wish you luck, 'Oracle', in your chosen profession.
Oh, woe is me. Would that I could see my time again.
Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Neuromantic wrote:gerryhatrick wrote:Ok, Daz, let me explain (shouldn't be too hard for you to understand).
You claimed to be at the game, last night. Correct?
To anyone that attended English lessons, that line suggests otherwise.
If a bloke with your self-appointed mental capacity can't see it, then I claim the right to call into question the banging of your chest, exclaiming "me, genius".
Clearer now, Galileo?
Why is it not ok to say good support from the fans there at the ground? In the preceding part of the sentence I assert I was there... and then after a break in the sentence say that there was great support from the fans there... Whilst it's the not the greatest sentence ever written, 'there' can be taken in different ways (Hence my previous post) and the stress of the word also conveys meaning. Why am I even explaining this?
I prefer to be called 'Aristotle' or 'The Oracle'... and not Galileo though.
Ok, Daz, we can agree that omitting the final 'there' would have made a difference. Having said that, the way in which the line was constructed, gave the impression of not being part of the crowd, but looking in on it, as per a Sky viewer.
You need to be more diligent, perhaps employing a proofreader, prior to presenting any future theses to your peers.
Showing no hard feelings, may I wish you luck, 'Oracle', in your chosen profession.
Oh, woe is me. Would that I could see my time again.
You are on quite he crusade aren't you?
I don't really care - Up the Saddlers!
PT wrote:BeardedSwift wrote:1st time poster on this forum despite 3 decades of supporting Walsall & a few years just reading the many comments on here.
So, why am I finally moved to post?
Well, I read PT's post earlier & it just about sums up what it means to be a true football, & especially a saddlers, fan. Well done PT, almost poetic; I certainly couldn't have put it any better.
Can't wait for the return leg, & Scunthorpe on Saturday.
Thank you. And thanks Pinnacle too.
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