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BREAKING NEWS: Nalis trains with Town
Former Leicester and Plymouth midfielder Lilian Nalis took part in his first Town training session today.
The French veteran - hoping to earn a deal at the County Ground - was joined by Lee Peacock and Chris Allen, as the duo continue to recover from injury.
Peacock is expected to get some game time in the friendly with Plymouth in the hope he could feature in the season's opener against Tranmere.
Craig Easton is also on the comeback trail and is expected to train on Tuesday.
12:40pm Thursday 24th July 2008
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CommentPosted by: Craigy.Baby, nottingham on 12:50pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Could be a decent signing age might play a factor in it though still dont think mm is the right man for the job, but we will see, i think we need a new striker get rid of BP and BS and barry corr he will just get injured all the time, Super Sammy Parkin would b nice to c back at the county ground and i think he would do well and plus it would help with the race to 6k because otherwise we wont make it thats get real guys!
Could be a decent signing age might play a factor in it though still dont think mm is the right man for the job, but we will see, i think we need a new striker get rid of BP and BS and barry corr he will just get injured all the time, Super Sammy Parkin would b nice to c back at the county ground and i think he would do well and plus it would help with the race to 6k because otherwise we wont make it thats get real guys!
Posted by: Loft Conversions, Swindon on 1:03pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Breaking news indeed.
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 1:03pm Thu 24 Jul 08
with due respect Craigy.Baby your logic is slightly flawed...how can you say get rid off BC because he is injury prone and in the same sentence say we should get in SP? After all Sammy has been more or less permanently injured since he left us! At least Barry has youth on his side so we should at least let him get fully fit and give him a decent chance to prove he is the man for the job.
with due respect Craigy.Baby your logic is slightly flawed...how can you say get rid off BC because he is injury prone and in the same sentence say we should get in SP? After all Sammy has been more or less permanently injured since he left us! At least Barry has youth on his side so we should at least let him get fully fit and give him a decent chance to prove he is the man for the job.
Posted by: M Mack, Highworth on 1:13pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
with due respect Craigy.Baby your logic is slightly flawed...how can you say get rid off BC because he is injury prone and in the same sentence say we should get in SP? After all Sammy has been more or less permanently injured since he left us! At least Barry has youth on his side so we should at least let him get fully fit and give him a decent chance to prove he is the man for the job.[/quote] Not sure about that lazaat, Super Sammy seems to be over his injury problem and did well for a poor Luton side last season. I believe as he is held in such high regard at Town, signing him would see a late flurish of season ticket sales. Apart from that, good to see Nalis training with Town and the chance of Peacock being ready for the start of the season is good news.
lazaat wrote:
with due respect Craigy.Baby your logic is slightly flawed...how can you say get rid off BC because he is injury prone and in the same sentence say we should get in SP? After all Sammy has been more or less permanently injured since he left us! At least Barry has youth on his side so we should at least let him get fully fit and give him a decent chance to prove he is the man for the job.
Not sure about that lazaat, Super Sammy seems to be over his injury problem and did well for a poor Luton side last season. I believe as he is held in such high regard at Town, signing him would see a late flurish of season ticket sales. Apart from that, good to see Nalis training with Town and the chance of Peacock being ready for the start of the season is good news.
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 1:26pm Thu 24 Jul 08
I do see your point M Mack, but as i said on another posting it is more about where MM spends his budget and as we have 5 strikers at present that area is not a priority. And i would be very suprised if Sammy could come back and carry on where he left off...highly unlikely but as you also pointed out if we did take him back the season ticket sales would probably increase by about 1000 immediately which would more than pay his wages! You never know MM&AF might just do it if we keep nagging them enough!
I do see your point M Mack, but as i said on another posting it is more about where MM spends his budget and as we have 5 strikers at present that area is not a priority. And i would be very suprised if Sammy could come back and carry on where he left off...highly unlikely but as you also pointed out if we did take him back the season ticket sales would probably increase by about 1000 immediately which would more than pay his wages! You never know MM&AF might just do it if we keep nagging them enough!
Posted by: hughsie, swindon on 1:30pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Loft Conversions[/bold] wrote:
Breaking news indeed.[/quote] breaking news...Nalis takes a slash in training ground loo's
Loft Conversions wrote:
Breaking news indeed.
breaking news...Nalis takes a slash in training ground loo's
Posted by: moonchild, swindon on 1:30pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Loft Conversions[/bold] wrote:
Breaking news indeed.[/quote] Certainly is - a player spending a few days at the club with a view to being signed is actually training with us!!
Whatever next!
Loft Conversions wrote:
Breaking news indeed.
Certainly is - a player spending a few days at the club with a view to being signed is actually training with us!!
Whatever next!
Posted by: moonchild, swindon on 1:40pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]hughsie[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Loft Conversions[/bold] wrote: Breaking news indeed.[/quote] breaking news...Nalis takes a slash in training ground loo's[/quote] Hope he hit the target
hughsie wrote:
Loft Conversions wrote: Breaking news indeed.
breaking news...Nalis takes a slash in training ground loo's
Hope he hit the target
Posted by: janaage, Swindon on 2:01pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about.
In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about.
In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
Posted by: moonchild, swindon on 2:16pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]janaage[/bold] wrote:
Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.[/quote] That's so true. He has no recent form to judge him by and his wages are more than likely to be outside our threshold. Best remembered as he used to be. The only way i'd be happy if he returned would be on a short term loan deal, and that's only if Corr can't get back to fitness.
janaage wrote:
Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
That's so true. He has no recent form to judge him by and his wages are more than likely to be outside our threshold. Best remembered as he used to be. The only way i'd be happy if he returned would be on a short term loan deal, and that's only if Corr can't get back to fitness.
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 2:17pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]janaage[/bold] wrote:
Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.[/quote] Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?
janaage wrote:
Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?
Posted by: RJack, Swindon on 2:32pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Nalis = 10x better midfielder than Maher. Lets all laugh at Oldham :)
Nalis = 10x better midfielder than Maher. Lets all laugh at Oldham :)
Posted by: s.lovesey, Swindon on 2:34pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]janaage[/bold] wrote: Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.[/quote] Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?[/quote] Mooney loses hair in traumatic dream that he played for oxford !!!
lazaat wrote:
janaage wrote: Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?
Mooney loses hair in traumatic dream that he played for oxford !!!
Posted by: Harry, London on 2:36pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Just how long does it take for news like this to 'break'? It's been breaking, apparently, for hours now.
Surely this story should now be moved to the Broken News section.
Just how long does it take for news like this to 'break'? It's been breaking, apparently, for hours now.
Surely this story should now be moved to the Broken News section.
Posted by: swindonforever, swindon on 2:37pm Thu 24 Jul 08
sam parkin returning would lead to alot of new sales, this club is obviously being run well and ive no doubt they could market his return in the best way
sam parkin returning would lead to alot of new sales, this club is obviously being run well and ive no doubt they could market his return in the best way
Posted by: Harry, London on 2:39pm Thu 24 Jul 08
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.
Posted by: blobster, Bradford on Avon on 3:25pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Breaking news
Delusional Oxford fans backing their team for a return to the football league
Olympics to be held in London in 2012
Ronaldo wants to sign for Real Madrid
I'll get me coat
Breaking news
Delusional Oxford fans backing their team for a return to the football league
Olympics to be held in London in 2012
Ronaldo wants to sign for Real Madrid
I'll get me coat
Posted by: TonyJanson, Chippenham on 3:30pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Harry[/bold] wrote:
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.[/quote] Gosh ! I`ll tell my mates straightaway.
Harry wrote:
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.
Gosh ! I`ll tell my mates straightaway.
Posted by: squeal, at work on 3:36pm Thu 24 Jul 08
BREAKING NEWS.......
Bought to you by The Glass news room
BREAKING NEWS.......
Bought to you by The Glass news room
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 4:08pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Harry[/bold] wrote:
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.[/quote] Blimey Harry...i was fine until i read your post, then i suddenly got hunger pains and rang the missus and told her to jacket potato filled with avocado, chicken and bacon...it sounds bloody great mate! Im salivating as i am typing this out!
Harry wrote:
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.
Blimey Harry...i was fine until i read your post, then i suddenly got hunger pains and rang the missus and told her to jacket potato filled with avocado, chicken and bacon...it sounds bloody great mate! Im salivating as i am typing this out!
Posted by: steve, brentford on 4:20pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Harry[/bold] wrote:
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.[/quote] BREAKING NEWS; Harry London spends alot of money on potato fillings...
Harry wrote:
BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.
BREAKING NEWS; Harry London spends alot of money on potato fillings...
Posted by: TonyJanson, Chippenham on 5:09pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Harry[/bold] wrote: BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.[/quote] BREAKING NEWS; Harry London spends alot of money on potato fillings...[/quote] This interesting report has to be taken with a pinch of salt !
steve wrote:
Harry wrote: BREAKING NEWS: Thought you'd all like to know that the jacket potato I've just had for lunch (it was a late one today) was slightly inferior to the one I had yesterday - but only because the avocado in the chicken, bacon and avocado filling was a little over-ripe. The potato itself was actually fine.
BREAKING NEWS; Harry London spends alot of money on potato fillings...
This interesting report has to be taken with a pinch of salt !
Posted by: spikey, Gloucester on 6:27pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Craigy.Baby[/bold] wrote:
Could be a decent signing age might play a factor in it though still dont think mm is the right man for the job, but we will see, i think we need a new striker get rid of BP and BS and barry corr he will just get injured all the time, Super Sammy Parkin would b nice to c back at the county ground and i think he would do well and plus it would help with the race to 6k because otherwise we wont make it thats get real guys![/quote] What? Get rid of BP????? You cannot be serious!!!!
Altogether now, sing along........"one 'barndoor Billy', there's only one 'barndoor Billy', one 'barndoor Billy', there's only one 'barndoor Billy'......
Craigy.Baby wrote:
Could be a decent signing age might play a factor in it though still dont think mm is the right man for the job, but we will see, i think we need a new striker get rid of BP and BS and barry corr he will just get injured all the time, Super Sammy Parkin would b nice to c back at the county ground and i think he would do well and plus it would help with the race to 6k because otherwise we wont make it thats get real guys!
What? Get rid of BP????? You cannot be serious!!!!
Altogether now, sing along........"one 'barndoor Billy', there's only one 'barndoor Billy', one 'barndoor Billy', there's only one 'barndoor Billy'......
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 6:42pm Thu 24 Jul 08
lets just weight and sea shell we. THE SEASON STARTS VERY SOON.ps TO ALL OF USE WHO SAID mm IS KNOT A MANAGER, IT LOOKS LIKE HE IS.WELL WE HAVE GOT NEW PLAYERS?. SORRY THERE JUST TRAINING.(CARM DOWN) U LOT SOUND LIKE U DID WHEN WE PLAYED IN AUSTRIA. mnm HAS A LOT 2 PROVE AND AS I SAID BE4 I HOPE HE PROVES USE WRONG
lets just weight and sea shell we. THE SEASON STARTS VERY SOON.ps TO ALL OF USE WHO SAID mm IS KNOT A MANAGER, IT LOOKS LIKE HE IS.WELL WE HAVE GOT NEW PLAYERS?. SORRY THERE JUST TRAINING.(CARM DOWN) U LOT SOUND LIKE U DID WHEN WE PLAYED IN AUSTRIA. mnm HAS A LOT 2 PROVE AND AS I SAID BE4 I HOPE HE PROVES USE WRONG
Posted by: Ted, Pewsham on 6:57pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Breaking News- Some people still actually think we will buy Sam Parkin.
Breaking News- Some people still actually think we will buy Sam Parkin.
Posted by: Ted, Pewsham on 6:59pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Stfc Romain[/bold] wrote:
lets just weight and sea shell we. THE SEASON STARTS VERY SOON.ps TO ALL OF USE WHO SAID mm IS KNOT A MANAGER, IT LOOKS LIKE HE IS.WELL WE HAVE GOT NEW PLAYERS?. SORRY THERE JUST TRAINING.(CARM DOWN) U LOT SOUND LIKE U DID WHEN WE PLAYED IN AUSTRIA. mnm HAS A LOT 2 PROVE AND AS I SAID BE4 I HOPE HE PROVES USE WRONG [/quote] I like your funny alternative use of words in your messages
Stfc Romain wrote:
lets just weight and sea shell we. THE SEASON STARTS VERY SOON.ps TO ALL OF USE WHO SAID mm IS KNOT A MANAGER, IT LOOKS LIKE HE IS.WELL WE HAVE GOT NEW PLAYERS?. SORRY THERE JUST TRAINING.(CARM DOWN) U LOT SOUND LIKE U DID WHEN WE PLAYED IN AUSTRIA. mnm HAS A LOT 2 PROVE AND AS I SAID BE4 I HOPE HE PROVES USE WRONG
I like your funny alternative use of words in your messages
Posted by: M Mack, Highworth on 8:13pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
I do see your point M Mack, but as i said on another posting it is more about where MM spends his budget and as we have 5 strikers at present that area is not a priority. And i would be very suprised if Sammy could come back and carry on where he left off...highly unlikely but as you also pointed out if we did take him back the season ticket sales would probably increase by about 1000 immediately which would more than pay his wages! You never know MM&AF might just do it if we keep nagging them enough![/quote] I'm on it, I'm good at the art of nagging. I learnt from the expert......the Mrs.
lazaat wrote:
I do see your point M Mack, but as i said on another posting it is more about where MM spends his budget and as we have 5 strikers at present that area is not a priority. And i would be very suprised if Sammy could come back and carry on where he left off...highly unlikely but as you also pointed out if we did take him back the season ticket sales would probably increase by about 1000 immediately which would more than pay his wages! You never know MM&AF might just do it if we keep nagging them enough!
I'm on it, I'm good at the art of nagging. I learnt from the expert......the Mrs.
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 8:14pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven.
Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr.
No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven.
Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr.
No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 9:13pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote:
Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] WHATS THE LATEST ON B.CORR, IF HE IS FIT WERE WILL PEACOCK PLAY? THIS lilian nalis if he signs i can sea him in the first 11 straight away
tractorboy wrote:
Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
WHATS THE LATEST ON B.CORR, IF HE IS FIT WERE WILL PEACOCK PLAY? THIS lilian nalis if he signs i can sea him in the first 11 straight away
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 9:19pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Hi Daz, I reckon when Corr is fit he'll be supersub for Peacs for a few games. If NMalis is up to scratch and if he gets in then Timlin or Easton will make way, J.P will play on the right until we get someone better.
I'm still not very confident though !!
Hi Daz, I reckon when Corr is fit he'll be supersub for Peacs for a few games. If NMalis is up to scratch and if he gets in then Timlin or Easton will make way, J.P will play on the right until we get someone better.
I'm still not very confident though !!
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 9:26pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote:
Hi Daz, I reckon when Corr is fit he'll be supersub for Peacs for a few games. If NMalis is up to scratch and if he gets in then Timlin or Easton will make way, J.P will play on the right until we get someone better. I'm still not very confident though !![/quote] HOWS THINGS MATE.Stick peacock on the right hes played every were else, Or stick him in defence. lets just hope its not like last season
tractorboy wrote:
Hi Daz, I reckon when Corr is fit he'll be supersub for Peacs for a few games. If NMalis is up to scratch and if he gets in then Timlin or Easton will make way, J.P will play on the right until we get someone better. I'm still not very confident though !!
HOWS THINGS MATE.Stick peacock on the right hes played every were else, Or stick him in defence. lets just hope its not like last season
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 9:28pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Whats this john hall like, any ideas mate
Whats this john hall like, any ideas mate
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 9:32pm Thu 24 Jul 08
I thought he was a builder merchant mate other than that I've no idea.
I thought he was a builder merchant mate other than that I've no idea.
Posted by: Ted, Pewsham on 9:33pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote:
Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with-
Brez
Kev Amyaakkee
Vincent
Beast
Kanyuka
JP
Easton
Timlin
Macnamee
Cox
Peacock
Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good)
tractorboy wrote:
Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with-
Brez
Kev Amyaakkee
Vincent
Beast
Kanyuka
JP
Easton
Timlin
Macnamee
Cox
Peacock
Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good)
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 9:34pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Pretty much same as me then.
Pretty much same as me then.
Posted by: Ted, Pewsham on 9:35pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Stfc Romain[/bold] wrote:
Whats this john hall like, any ideas mate[/quote] Old bloke use to be chairman for Newcastle, now growing veg on his allotment
Stfc Romain wrote:
Whats this john hall like, any ideas mate
Old bloke use to be chairman for Newcastle, now growing veg on his allotment
Posted by: DSTFC, Melksham on 9:41pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Ted[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with- Brez Kev Amyaakkee Vincent Beast Kanyuka JP Easton Timlin Macnamee Cox Peacock Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good) [/quote] i was gonna say my team but looks like Ted done it for me!
Ted wrote:
tractorboy wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with- Brez Kev Amyaakkee Vincent Beast Kanyuka JP Easton Timlin Macnamee Cox Peacock Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good)
i was gonna say my team but looks like Ted done it for me!
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 10:04pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote:
I thought he was a builder merchant mate other than that I've no idea.[/quote] good 1. OK THEN I WILL TRY JOHN HILLS....TOLD YA I WAS A BRINDEAD TWATT
tractorboy wrote:
I thought he was a builder merchant mate other than that I've no idea.
good 1. OK THEN I WILL TRY JOHN HILLS....TOLD YA I WAS A BRINDEAD TWATT
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 10:06pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote:
Pretty much same as me then.[/quote] FUNNY HOW NOW1 HAS PUT IN ALJOFREE
tractorboy wrote:
Pretty much same as me then.
FUNNY HOW NOW1 HAS PUT IN ALJOFREE
Posted by: steve, brentford on 10:07pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Stfc Romain[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] WHATS THE LATEST ON B.CORR, IF HE IS FIT WERE WILL PEACOCK PLAY? THIS lilian nalis if he signs i can sea him in the first 11 straight away[/quote] So chaps you all think that Vincent should be first choice well i must say i am surprised!!
Stfc Romain wrote:
tractorboy wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
WHATS THE LATEST ON B.CORR, IF HE IS FIT WERE WILL PEACOCK PLAY? THIS lilian nalis if he signs i can sea him in the first 11 straight away
So chaps you all think that Vincent should be first choice well i must say i am surprised!!
Posted by: DSTFC, Melksham on 10:18pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Stfc Romain[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] WHATS THE LATEST ON B.CORR, IF HE IS FIT WERE WILL PEACOCK PLAY? THIS lilian nalis if he signs i can sea him in the first 11 straight away[/quote] So chaps you all think that Vincent should be first choice well i must say i am surprised!![/quote] is he not the only choice?
steve wrote:
Stfc Romain wrote: tractorboy wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
WHATS THE LATEST ON B.CORR, IF HE IS FIT WERE WILL PEACOCK PLAY? THIS lilian nalis if he signs i can sea him in the first 11 straight away
So chaps you all think that Vincent should be first choice well i must say i am surprised!!
is he not the only choice?
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 10:20pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Who.s the alternative Steve?
Who.s the alternative Steve?
Posted by: TonyJanson, Chippenham on 10:21pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Ted[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with- Brez Kev Amyaakkee Vincent Beast Kanyuka JP Easton Timlin Macnamee Cox Peacock Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good) [/quote] No youngsters on the bench ? Bearing in mind that Marshall may also have signed up by 9th August, I`ll bet none of us could pick the same squad as MM will announce to take on Tranmere.
Ted wrote:
tractorboy wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with- Brez Kev Amyaakkee Vincent Beast Kanyuka JP Easton Timlin Macnamee Cox Peacock Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good)
No youngsters on the bench ? Bearing in mind that Marshall may also have signed up by 9th August, I`ll bet none of us could pick the same squad as MM will announce to take on Tranmere.
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 10:25pm Thu 24 Jul 08
We might if we knew who he'd signed, you can bet your life Alijofree will be in though and I' definately have Morrison on the bench.
We might if we knew who he'd signed, you can bet your life Alijofree will be in though and I' definately have Morrison on the bench.
Posted by: steve, brentford on 10:37pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Sorry, i just reread the bit about based on who we have got signed at the moment, i feel that we could do better than J.Vincent for a first choice,By the way don`t anyone think that the ex Swansea lad(sorry i normally call him Akinthingy)will feature in the first 11.
Sorry, i just reread the bit about based on who we have got signed at the moment, i feel that we could do better than J.Vincent for a first choice,By the way don`t anyone think that the ex Swansea lad(sorry i normally call him Akinthingy)will feature in the first 11.
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 10:41pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement
Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement
Posted by: steve, brentford on 10:41pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]TonyJanson[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Ted[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!! [/quote] On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with- Brez Kev Amyaakkee Vincent Beast Kanyuka JP Easton Timlin Macnamee Cox Peacock Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good) [/quote] No youngsters on the bench ? Bearing in mind that Marshall may also have signed up by 9th August, I`ll bet none of us could pick the same squad as MM will announce to take on Tranmere.[/quote] Tony, your probably right mate i think there may be a few twist`s to the team before the Tranmere game.
TonyJanson wrote:
Ted wrote: tractorboy wrote: Based on the signed on players we have at our disposal and when fit here is my starting eleven. Brezavan, Vincent, Kanyuka, Ifil, J.Smith, Macca, Easton, Timlin, McGovern, COX & Peacock or Corr. No doubt most of you would disagree but lets see what ya got !!!!!
On what I saw last season and the Pompey game I would go with- Brez Kev Amyaakkee Vincent Beast Kanyuka JP Easton Timlin Macnamee Cox Peacock Bench- Smith, Smith, Aljofree, Painter, Corr, French Bloke (sounds good)
No youngsters on the bench ? Bearing in mind that Marshall may also have signed up by 9th August, I`ll bet none of us could pick the same squad as MM will announce to take on Tranmere.
Tony, your probably right mate i think there may be a few twist`s to the team before the Tranmere game.
Posted by: DSTFC, Melksham on 10:47pm Thu 24 Jul 08
did anyone else think that amankwah (however its spelt) looked very calm on the ball against pompey?
did anyone else think that amankwah (however its spelt) looked very calm on the ball against pompey?
Posted by: DSTFC, Melksham on 10:47pm Thu 24 Jul 08
did anyone else think that amankwah (however its spelt) looked very calm on the ball against pompey?
did anyone else think that amankwah (however its spelt) looked very calm on the ball against pompey?
Posted by: TonyJanson, Chippenham on 10:47pm Thu 24 Jul 08
Corr and Roberts are injured as we all know. I think Easton is expected to be 100% by August 9th . Anyone else injured at present ?
Corr and Roberts are injured as we all know. I think Easton is expected to be 100% by August 9th . Anyone else injured at present ?
Posted by: steve, brentford on 10:49pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote:
Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement[/quote] What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.
tractorboy wrote:
Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement
What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.
Posted by: TonyJanson, Chippenham on 10:53pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement[/quote] What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.[/quote] OK Steve. Cox, Ifil , Macca and Brez are four names already on the teamsheet in INK ! I`m not betting on anyone else at present !
steve wrote:
tractorboy wrote: Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement
What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.
OK Steve. Cox, Ifil , Macca and Brez are four names already on the teamsheet in INK ! I`m not betting on anyone else at present !
Posted by: tractorboy, south bucks on 10:54pm Thu 24 Jul 08
He started struggling last season playing with Alijofree so I'm really hoping that the latter isn't paired with him this season.
He started struggling last season playing with Alijofree so I'm really hoping that the latter isn't paired with him this season.
Posted by: steve, brentford on 10:57pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]DSTFC[/bold] wrote:
did anyone else think that amankwah (however its spelt) looked very calm on the ball against pompey?[/quote] Sorry DSTFC i wasn`t able to get to Swindon that night but was you impressed with what you saw ?
DSTFC wrote:
did anyone else think that amankwah (however its spelt) looked very calm on the ball against pompey?
Sorry DSTFC i wasn`t able to get to Swindon that night but was you impressed with what you saw ?
Posted by: steve, brentford on 10:59pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]TonyJanson[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement[/quote] What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.[/quote] OK Steve. Cox, Ifil , Macca and Brez are four names already on the teamsheet in INK ! I`m not betting on anyone else at present ![/quote] Maybe Easton with those TJ.
TonyJanson wrote:
steve wrote: tractorboy wrote: Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement
What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.
OK Steve. Cox, Ifil , Macca and Brez are four names already on the teamsheet in INK ! I`m not betting on anyone else at present !
Maybe Easton with those TJ.
Posted by: TonyJanson, Chippenham on 11:03pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]TonyJanson[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]tractorboy[/bold] wrote: Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement[/quote] What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.[/quote] OK Steve. Cox, Ifil , Macca and Brez are four names already on the teamsheet in INK ! I`m not betting on anyone else at present ![/quote] Maybe Easton with those TJ.[/quote] I nearly picked him ! I just think there`s going to be a helluva lot of competition in that area and his name is only in pencil at present !
steve wrote:
TonyJanson wrote: steve wrote: tractorboy wrote: Not Akinfukinwotsit play yet mate so I'm reserving judgement
What i will say though Al is Ifill (hope thats how its spelt 6strongbow says it is)as looked very strong and fit pre-season so from what i`ve seen its those around him that will be fighting for the rest of the defencive places unless he goes silly and gains to many suspensions ,not seen Jerry look as sharp as he does now for along while.
OK Steve. Cox, Ifil , Macca and Brez are four names already on the teamsheet in INK ! I`m not betting on anyone else at present !
Maybe Easton with those TJ.
I nearly picked him ! I just think there`s going to be a helluva lot of competition in that area and his name is only in pencil at present !
Posted by: old town red, swindon on 11:19pm Thu 24 Jul 08
I agree with Steve (Brentford) Vincent at full back he is a weak link, he is a hoofer that has a problem with playing the ball on the ground! His best position is centre half where we have adequate cover.
I would have preferred Nicho being kept on rather than Vincent, he is nothing better than at best a fringe player.
I agree with Steve (Brentford) Vincent at full back he is a weak link, he is a hoofer that has a problem with playing the ball on the ground! His best position is centre half where we have adequate cover.
I would have preferred Nicho being kept on rather than Vincent, he is nothing better than at best a fringe player.
Posted by: steve, brentford on 11:34pm Thu 24 Jul 08
[quote][bold]old town red[/bold] wrote:
I agree with Steve (Brentford) Vincent at full back he is a weak link, he is a hoofer that has a problem with playing the ball on the ground! His best position is centre half where we have adequate cover. I would have preferred Nicho being kept on rather than Vincent, he is nothing better than at best a fringe player.[/quote] Im also in agreement with you OTR, im not saying he cant do a job in this division but to me he is a fringe player rather than someone who will increase our chances of being amongst the front runners.
old town red wrote:
I agree with Steve (Brentford) Vincent at full back he is a weak link, he is a hoofer that has a problem with playing the ball on the ground! His best position is centre half where we have adequate cover. I would have preferred Nicho being kept on rather than Vincent, he is nothing better than at best a fringe player.
Im also in agreement with you OTR, im not saying he cant do a job in this division but to me he is a fringe player rather than someone who will increase our chances of being amongst the front runners.
Posted by: she-red on 12:24am Fri 25 Jul 08
Vincent is the weakest link....he can't pass the ball and loses possession to easily. Does anyone know whether Nico got a new club?
Vincent is the weakest link....he can't pass the ball and loses possession to easily. Does anyone know whether Nico got a new club?
Posted by: clive elliott, bradford on 9:04am Fri 25 Jul 08
hi all i havent been on here for a few days and just read all the posts,and im glad that most of these posts are ecepting mm and praising him, keep it up lads as it look likes he is doing a great job at the mo, he seems to be building a team that will be fighting for promotion this season, and the players are going to play for the club which i think is great, cant wait for the season to start
hi all i havent been on here for a few days and just read all the posts,and im glad that most of these posts are ecepting mm and praising him, keep it up lads as it look likes he is doing a great job at the mo, he seems to be building a team that will be fighting for promotion this season, and the players are going to play for the club which i think is great, cant wait for the season to start
Posted by: janaage, Swindon on 9:10am Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]janaage[/bold] wrote: Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.[/quote] Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?[/quote] Is that a little slice of sarcasm Mr Lazaat? Not meaning to correct people, just think it's a bit hasty to say "sign Sam Parkin and we'll get loads of new people buying season tickets".
We had a small (ish) fan base then, and we still do today. Seems the majority of this town aren't interested in this club at this period of time. How that'd change should we ever get to Wembley/Play offs again.
lazaat wrote:
janaage wrote: Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?
Is that a little slice of sarcasm Mr Lazaat? Not meaning to correct people, just think it's a bit hasty to say "sign Sam Parkin and we'll get loads of new people buying season tickets".
We had a small (ish) fan base then, and we still do today. Seems the majority of this town aren't interested in this club at this period of time. How that'd change should we ever get to Wembley/Play offs again.
Posted by: M Mack, Highworth on 10:15am Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]janaage[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]janaage[/bold] wrote: Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.[/quote] Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?[/quote] Is that a little slice of sarcasm Mr Lazaat? Not meaning to correct people, just think it's a bit hasty to say "sign Sam Parkin and we'll get loads of new people buying season tickets". We had a small (ish) fan base then, and we still do today. Seems the majority of this town aren't interested in this club at this period of time. How that'd change should we ever get to Wembley/Play offs again.[/quote] Well it would change overnight jannage. We would take 30,000 to wembley for a play off final. What a shame we can't get at least half of them to commit every other week during the season. The club really can't give a bigger incentive that they have with the season ticket prices as they are now. Shame really, but I do believe things will chamge and we are on the up.
janaage wrote:
lazaat wrote: janaage wrote: Signing Sam Parkin wouldn't create a surge of new season ticket holders at all. It's not like we had thousands of extra fans when Sam was about. In fact the only reason we had semi decent attendances when Sam and Mooney were here was because we were in the play off area all year.
Oh well...another misconception corrected, thanks for correcting us janaage! Just thought of another "Breaking news" headline by the Adver...KEVIN MAHER PASSES THROUGH SWINDON ON WAY TO SIGNING FOR OLDHAM!!! Come on lads who can think of best breaking news headline for the Adver?
Is that a little slice of sarcasm Mr Lazaat? Not meaning to correct people, just think it's a bit hasty to say "sign Sam Parkin and we'll get loads of new people buying season tickets". We had a small (ish) fan base then, and we still do today. Seems the majority of this town aren't interested in this club at this period of time. How that'd change should we ever get to Wembley/Play offs again.
Well it would change overnight jannage. We would take 30,000 to wembley for a play off final. What a shame we can't get at least half of them to commit every other week during the season. The club really can't give a bigger incentive that they have with the season ticket prices as they are now. Shame really, but I do believe things will chamge and we are on the up.
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 11:20am Fri 25 Jul 08
I must admit there was a teeny weeny bit of sarcasm in my response to you janaage...but dont be upset because when i read your posting i did mainly agree with you! Oh...and thank you for calling me Mr...you certainly know how to make a fellow feel important dont you? Ooops..there i go again being sarcastic! Only joking janaage, this thread has been really good and optimistic with a bit of banter thrown in...lets keep this up lads. Hey guys, wouldnt it be great if sometime during the season all the main posters could meet up in a pub near the ground before a home match...what do you all think?
I must admit there was a teeny weeny bit of sarcasm in my response to you janaage...but dont be upset because when i read your posting i did mainly agree with you! Oh...and thank you for calling me Mr...you certainly know how to make a fellow feel important dont you? Ooops..there i go again being sarcastic! Only joking janaage, this thread has been really good and optimistic with a bit of banter thrown in...lets keep this up lads. Hey guys, wouldnt it be great if sometime during the season all the main posters could meet up in a pub near the ground before a home match...what do you all think?
Posted by: janaage, Swindon on 12:08pm Fri 25 Jul 08
Agree Macker, and fair do's Mr L.
I do think that it may be the "commitment" problem that is stopping a lot of newbies from signing up to a seasons entertainment at the CG.
9 Months or so's a long time to sacrifice, so on the positive side maybe a heck of a lot of new supporters may turn up on a weekly basis, to check out how things are going.
Maybe next year's the time to really push forward with season ticket sales, and when you see we've nearly sold 5,000 this close season, I think it's a pretty decent result.
Agree Macker, and fair do's Mr L.
I do think that it may be the "commitment" problem that is stopping a lot of newbies from signing up to a seasons entertainment at the CG.
9 Months or so's a long time to sacrifice, so on the positive side maybe a heck of a lot of new supporters may turn up on a weekly basis, to check out how things are going.
Maybe next year's the time to really push forward with season ticket sales, and when you see we've nearly sold 5,000 this close season, I think it's a pretty decent result.
Posted by: Guzzy, Blunsdon on 12:47pm Fri 25 Jul 08
I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.
I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 1:01pm Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Guzzy[/bold] wrote:
I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.[/quote] A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country.
Guzzy wrote:
I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.
A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country.
Posted by: M Mack, Highworth on 1:18pm Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Guzzy[/bold] wrote: I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.[/quote] A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country. [/quote] Wow! Lazaat, that kind of commitment from you and your lad is quite humbling. You might have a good point with the fact that even though Swindon is a big town, how many are actual Swindonians. People come to the town for work at places like Honda, but bring their club loyalties with them. They would never consider watching another team.
lazaat wrote:
Guzzy wrote: I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.
A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country.
Wow! Lazaat, that kind of commitment from you and your lad is quite humbling. You might have a good point with the fact that even though Swindon is a big town, how many are actual Swindonians. People come to the town for work at places like Honda, but bring their club loyalties with them. They would never consider watching another team.
Posted by: M Mack, Highworth on 1:23pm Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Guzzy[/bold] wrote: I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.[/quote] A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country. [/quote] Wow! Lazaat, that kind of commitment from you and your lad is quite humbling. You might have a good point with the fact that even though Swindon is a big town, how many are actual Swindonians. People come to the town for work at places like Honda, but bring their club loyalties with them. They would never consider watching another team.
lazaat wrote:
Guzzy wrote: I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.
A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country.
Wow! Lazaat, that kind of commitment from you and your lad is quite humbling. You might have a good point with the fact that even though Swindon is a big town, how many are actual Swindonians. People come to the town for work at places like Honda, but bring their club loyalties with them. They would never consider watching another team.
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 1:27pm Fri 25 Jul 08
Thats an excellent point you made there M Mack, i occasionally go to Old Trafford, Man City, Anfield etc but there is absolutely no passion in that for me...when i watch my team Swindon even now after supporting them as man and boy for 42 years i get so excited and emotional, and i am counting the days before the season starts! I absolutely love the Town and no way would i ever support another team...so i can understand people coming to Swindon not supporting us. What annoys me so much M Mack is seeing young kids with Chelsea, Man U etc shirts on but they have never been to see those teams play...it annoys me so much, i first took my lad when he was only about 3 to watch the Town and he was never in any doubt that Swindon were his one and only team...as i said above he is now a Town nutcase and loves the club as much as i do, he often phones me from Plymouth or Scotland just to talk about our new signings etc...Me and my son are travelling down from the High Peak for the 1st home match of the season, the thought of going to Old Trafford instead is an absolute non starter!
Thats an excellent point you made there M Mack, i occasionally go to Old Trafford, Man City, Anfield etc but there is absolutely no passion in that for me...when i watch my team Swindon even now after supporting them as man and boy for 42 years i get so excited and emotional, and i am counting the days before the season starts! I absolutely love the Town and no way would i ever support another team...so i can understand people coming to Swindon not supporting us. What annoys me so much M Mack is seeing young kids with Chelsea, Man U etc shirts on but they have never been to see those teams play...it annoys me so much, i first took my lad when he was only about 3 to watch the Town and he was never in any doubt that Swindon were his one and only team...as i said above he is now a Town nutcase and loves the club as much as i do, he often phones me from Plymouth or Scotland just to talk about our new signings etc...Me and my son are travelling down from the High Peak for the 1st home match of the season, the thought of going to Old Trafford instead is an absolute non starter!
Posted by: M Mack, Highworth on 2:26pm Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
Thats an excellent point you made there M Mack, i occasionally go to Old Trafford, Man City, Anfield etc but there is absolutely no passion in that for me...when i watch my team Swindon even now after supporting them as man and boy for 42 years i get so excited and emotional, and i am counting the days before the season starts! I absolutely love the Town and no way would i ever support another team...so i can understand people coming to Swindon not supporting us. What annoys me so much M Mack is seeing young kids with Chelsea, Man U etc shirts on but they have never been to see those teams play...it annoys me so much, i first took my lad when he was only about 3 to watch the Town and he was never in any doubt that Swindon were his one and only team...as i said above he is now a Town nutcase and loves the club as much as i do, he often phones me from Plymouth or Scotland just to talk about our new signings etc...Me and my son are travelling down from the High Peak for the 1st home match of the season, the thought of going to Old Trafford instead is an absolute non starter! [/quote] Yep! if somebody offered me the choice of Man U tickets or tickets for The County Ground, it's a no brainer. I watched the Tyne/Wear derby at The Stadium of Light a little while back and although it was a great day out, I was detached a little as it really didn't mean that much to me. My point was actually your point, meaning that as you are a Town fan up north, the same goes for fans of other clubs moving to Swindon and not wanting to watch their new local club because they would feel like traitors and rather than travel a couple of miles, they will still travel across the country to watch their team. I lived in Monmouth for a few years and Hereford were close, but I only went there to watch the Town and travelled to home games rather than just pop down the road. I'm sure I'm right in saying that Swindon has a higher percentage of non locally born and bred people than other towns due to the employment situation in the town. Maybe this is why we are struggling to reach 6000 in a town as big as Swindon, even at the great current price for a season ticket.
lazaat wrote:
Thats an excellent point you made there M Mack, i occasionally go to Old Trafford, Man City, Anfield etc but there is absolutely no passion in that for me...when i watch my team Swindon even now after supporting them as man and boy for 42 years i get so excited and emotional, and i am counting the days before the season starts! I absolutely love the Town and no way would i ever support another team...so i can understand people coming to Swindon not supporting us. What annoys me so much M Mack is seeing young kids with Chelsea, Man U etc shirts on but they have never been to see those teams play...it annoys me so much, i first took my lad when he was only about 3 to watch the Town and he was never in any doubt that Swindon were his one and only team...as i said above he is now a Town nutcase and loves the club as much as i do, he often phones me from Plymouth or Scotland just to talk about our new signings etc...Me and my son are travelling down from the High Peak for the 1st home match of the season, the thought of going to Old Trafford instead is an absolute non starter!
Yep! if somebody offered me the choice of Man U tickets or tickets for The County Ground, it's a no brainer. I watched the Tyne/Wear derby at The Stadium of Light a little while back and although it was a great day out, I was detached a little as it really didn't mean that much to me. My point was actually your point, meaning that as you are a Town fan up north, the same goes for fans of other clubs moving to Swindon and not wanting to watch their new local club because they would feel like traitors and rather than travel a couple of miles, they will still travel across the country to watch their team. I lived in Monmouth for a few years and Hereford were close, but I only went there to watch the Town and travelled to home games rather than just pop down the road. I'm sure I'm right in saying that Swindon has a higher percentage of non locally born and bred people than other towns due to the employment situation in the town. Maybe this is why we are struggling to reach 6000 in a town as big as Swindon, even at the great current price for a season ticket.
Posted by: steve, brentford on 3:51pm Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]M Mack[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Guzzy[/bold] wrote: I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.[/quote] A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country. [/quote] Wow! Lazaat, that kind of commitment from you and your lad is quite humbling. You might have a good point with the fact that even though Swindon is a big town, how many are actual Swindonians. People come to the town for work at places like Honda, but bring their club loyalties with them. They would never consider watching another team.[/quote] Enjoyed reading your posts today chaps it`s good to feel some positivity towards the Town finally coming out,Also i`m exacly the same as you Lazaat i`ve lived all over London over the last twenty years and i have lived in Brentford for the best part of 16yrs and would never consider supporting another team and when i have gone to other matches over the years your spot on no passion or excitement like i get going to see the Town.
M Mack wrote:
lazaat wrote: Guzzy wrote: I can't believe out of the large Town of Swindon that we can't find 6000 people to purchase a season ticket. Theres no denying there is definately more than 6000 Swindon Town fans, so those who haven't yet brought a season ticket 'COME ON'. The new board have made a genuine effort for the fans of Town by pricing the ticket not only affordable but cheap. So lets show our appreciation to Fritton & Co by purchasing a season ticket and push Swindon Town all the way to the championship this season.
A lot of Town supporters Guzzy dont live in Swindon anymore..myself included. I used to be a season ticket holder but moved to Derbyshire 20 years ago...so buying a season ticket is not an option for me anymore for obvious reasons but i go to all away matches from the midlands upward, and try to get to as many home matches as possible (i shall be at first home match of season against Tranmere) and with luck plenty more! My 19 year old son who was born in Stockport and never lived in Swindon is an absolute Swindon Town nutcase...he is in the navy now but used to go to all the matches with me and loves going to edgerley park to see Swindon beat the locals! He is based in Plymouth now but he plans to go to most home matches this season by himself...due to my brainwashing of him when he was a young lad. So there are lots of Town fans but as i said they are scattered all over the country.
Wow! Lazaat, that kind of commitment from you and your lad is quite humbling. You might have a good point with the fact that even though Swindon is a big town, how many are actual Swindonians. People come to the town for work at places like Honda, but bring their club loyalties with them. They would never consider watching another team.
Enjoyed reading your posts today chaps it`s good to feel some positivity towards the Town finally coming out,Also i`m exacly the same as you Lazaat i`ve lived all over London over the last twenty years and i have lived in Brentford for the best part of 16yrs and would never consider supporting another team and when i have gone to other matches over the years your spot on no passion or excitement like i get going to see the Town.
Posted by: stevehalloz, Sydney Australia on 3:54pm Fri 25 Jul 08
Hi, I claim the title as one of the longest distance Swindon fans - I hqve lived in Sydney since 1979 (and supported Town since 1963) and I hqve managed to see about 2 or 3 games a season for the past 10 years thanks to a job that involves travel 5last season i saw STFC 5 Gills 0, 3 0 win over Cheltenham and a very depressing 1 0 home loss at the end of the season which I have tried to blot from my memory and have succeeded in forgeting the opposition, Southend I think.
Anyway, I agree I would much rather watch Swindon (or Hartlepool, my second team) than any premier leqgue team. In fact I have only ever seen 2 premier league games live (both last season), both because I Swindon was playing at the other end of the country and my itinerary wouldnt let me get there.
So go the Town and I wish I could join the 6000 (although the weather and surf are a bit better in Sydney). Cheers Steve
Hi, I claim the title as one of the longest distance Swindon fans - I hqve lived in Sydney since 1979 (and supported Town since 1963) and I hqve managed to see about 2 or 3 games a season for the past 10 years thanks to a job that involves travel 5last season i saw STFC 5 Gills 0, 3 0 win over Cheltenham and a very depressing 1 0 home loss at the end of the season which I have tried to blot from my memory and have succeeded in forgeting the opposition, Southend I think.
Anyway, I agree I would much rather watch Swindon (or Hartlepool, my second team) than any premier leqgue team. In fact I have only ever seen 2 premier league games live (both last season), both because I Swindon was playing at the other end of the country and my itinerary wouldnt let me get there.
So go the Town and I wish I could join the 6000 (although the weather and surf are a bit better in Sydney). Cheers Steve
Posted by: lazaat, High Peak on 4:05pm Fri 25 Jul 08
To steve and stevehalloz, its good to know there are lots of other Town fans who travel the country to watch Swindon...my wife thinks i am mad (She is a Manchester girl but i have even converted her to a Swindon supporter)! I remember the 1st game last season i left home early and drove down to Cheltenham by myself (my son was in the Caribean with the navy so couldnt come with me) watched the game and then got stuck on the M6 for about 4 hours on way home, i got home about midnight if i remember and was absolutley exhausted...but it was a great day even though we only drew but should have won! The best part was being with all the other Town fans...about 1800 were there that day and it was like a home match for us, we totally outsang the Cheltenham supporters. I am now planning on driving down to Swindon for the Tranmere match with my son who is home on leave...my wife just cant believe what a Town nutcase we both are...but i just cant wait and a win would make the day perfect. Great chatting to you guys.
To steve and stevehalloz, its good to know there are lots of other Town fans who travel the country to watch Swindon...my wife thinks i am mad (She is a Manchester girl but i have even converted her to a Swindon supporter)! I remember the 1st game last season i left home early and drove down to Cheltenham by myself (my son was in the Caribean with the navy so couldnt come with me) watched the game and then got stuck on the M6 for about 4 hours on way home, i got home about midnight if i remember and was absolutley exhausted...but it was a great day even though we only drew but should have won! The best part was being with all the other Town fans...about 1800 were there that day and it was like a home match for us, we totally outsang the Cheltenham supporters. I am now planning on driving down to Swindon for the Tranmere match with my son who is home on leave...my wife just cant believe what a Town nutcase we both are...but i just cant wait and a win would make the day perfect. Great chatting to you guys.
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 4:56pm Fri 25 Jul 08
[quote][bold]lazaat[/bold] wrote:
To steve and stevehalloz, its good to know there are lots of other Town fans who travel the country to watch Swindon...my wife thinks i am mad (She is a Manchester girl but i have even converted her to a Swindon supporter)! I remember the 1st game last season i left home early and drove down to Cheltenham by myself (my son was in the Caribean with the navy so couldnt come with me) watched the game and then got stuck on the M6 for about 4 hours on way home, i got home about midnight if i remember and was absolutley exhausted...but it was a great day even though we only drew but should have won! The best part was being with all the other Town fans...about 1800 were there that day and it was like a home match for us, we totally outsang the Cheltenham supporters. I am now planning on driving down to Swindon for the Tranmere match with my son who is home on leave...my wife just cant believe what a Town nutcase we both are...but i just cant wait and a win would make the day perfect. Great chatting to you guys.[/quote] Fairplay 2 the both of ya. Some people just dont understand how much are club means 2 use. SWINDON TOWN FC..ITS KNOT A GAME ITS YOUR LIFE
lazaat wrote:
To steve and stevehalloz, its good to know there are lots of other Town fans who travel the country to watch Swindon...my wife thinks i am mad (She is a Manchester girl but i have even converted her to a Swindon supporter)! I remember the 1st game last season i left home early and drove down to Cheltenham by myself (my son was in the Caribean with the navy so couldnt come with me) watched the game and then got stuck on the M6 for about 4 hours on way home, i got home about midnight if i remember and was absolutley exhausted...but it was a great day even though we only drew but should have won! The best part was being with all the other Town fans...about 1800 were there that day and it was like a home match for us, we totally outsang the Cheltenham supporters. I am now planning on driving down to Swindon for the Tranmere match with my son who is home on leave...my wife just cant believe what a Town nutcase we both are...but i just cant wait and a win would make the day perfect. Great chatting to you guys.
Fairplay 2 the both of ya. Some people just dont understand how much are club means 2 use. SWINDON TOWN FC..ITS KNOT A GAME ITS YOUR LIFE
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 5:04pm Fri 25 Jul 08
I SEA WE HAVE SOLD 4,424 ST. THATS GOT 2BE THE MOST WE HAVE SOLD 4A LONG TIME
I SEA WE HAVE SOLD 4,424 ST. THATS GOT 2BE THE MOST WE HAVE SOLD 4A LONG TIME
Posted by: steve, brentford on 2:20pm Sat 26 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Stfc Romain[/bold] wrote:
I SEA WE HAVE SOLD 4,424 ST. THATS GOT 2BE THE MOST WE HAVE SOLD 4A LONG TIME[/quote] I think we will go past 5000 Daz, and i reckon thats a great result at these hard times.
Stfc Romain wrote:
I SEA WE HAVE SOLD 4,424 ST. THATS GOT 2BE THE MOST WE HAVE SOLD 4A LONG TIME
I think we will go past 5000 Daz, and i reckon thats a great result at these hard times.
Posted by: Stfc Romain, swindon on 3:15pm Sat 26 Jul 08
[quote][bold]steve[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Stfc Romain[/bold] wrote: I SEA WE HAVE SOLD 4,424 ST. THATS GOT 2BE THE MOST WE HAVE SOLD 4A LONG TIME[/quote] I think we will go past 5000 Daz, and i reckon thats a great result at these hard times.[/quote] SAME AS THAT MATE. 5K IS V.GOOD.. FITTON WILL BE HAPPY WITH THAT. Well he should be
steve wrote:
Stfc Romain wrote: I SEA WE HAVE SOLD 4,424 ST. THATS GOT 2BE THE MOST WE HAVE SOLD 4A LONG TIME
I think we will go past 5000 Daz, and i reckon thats a great result at these hard times.
SAME AS THAT MATE. 5K IS V.GOOD.. FITTON WILL BE HAPPY WITH THAT. Well he should be
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