| Skates 21:58 - Feb 18 with 3927 views | PatfromPoole |
Ridiculously fortunate tonight. I just hope it cocks up their League form. |  |
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| Skates on 16:33 - Feb 19 with 958 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 14:35 - Feb 19 by Butty101 |
Well done on beating Exeter Reserves. Exeter took the gamer so seriously that they made 10 changes from Saturday and had 4 players in the starting line up that had never played for the first team before. Pompey on the other hand played their first team and still struggled.
What was the real attendance 10k, it looked empty on the goals highlights. |
This is the winning goal. All the people in black are cardboard cut-outs
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| Skates on 16:34 - Feb 19 with 956 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 12:37 - Feb 19 by DENZY |
51000 I think, as we had practically every seat in club Wembley. We were also declined more tickets when we asked for them due to segregation issues.
But have a great day out at the worthless paint pot/baby wipe trophy  |
51,000 now
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| Skates on 16:40 - Feb 19 with 962 views | 1teeminants |
| Skates on 11:23 - Feb 19 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
This isn't a dig, but I honestly feel that if your fans made more noise, you would have had more success over the years. |
This isn’t a dig but I honestly feel that if your fans didn’t boo so much at the final whistle your players may feel a bit more respected and loved and you may actually achieve promotion and play amongst the elite. you would have to do a bit better than last time you reached the premier league as you just bottled it and fell apart completely, being one of the worst teams on record. |  |
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| Skates on 16:45 - Feb 19 with 957 views | this_charming_man |
| Skates on 16:40 - Feb 19 by 1teeminants |
This isn’t a dig but I honestly feel that if your fans didn’t boo so much at the final whistle your players may feel a bit more respected and loved and you may actually achieve promotion and play amongst the elite. you would have to do a bit better than last time you reached the premier league as you just bottled it and fell apart completely, being one of the worst teams on record. |
Looks like it's got so bad down there the local rag is trying to stop it
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/portsmouth-fc/what-portsmouth-boo-bo |  |
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| Skates on 16:58 - Feb 19 with 943 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 16:40 - Feb 19 by 1teeminants |
This isn’t a dig but I honestly feel that if your fans didn’t boo so much at the final whistle your players may feel a bit more respected and loved and you may actually achieve promotion and play amongst the elite. you would have to do a bit better than last time you reached the premier league as you just bottled it and fell apart completely, being one of the worst teams on record. |
Last time we got there, we were on a roll. We had two consecutive top ten finishes, and would have been pushing for a third, (something your club has only ever achieved 3 times) when the owner had to start selling players after the French government seized his assets. | |
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| Skates on 17:00 - Feb 19 with 940 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Booing shoes passion, it shows you care. Soton would even lift the decibel levels if they tried it more often. | |
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| Skates on 17:00 - Feb 19 with 949 views | this_charming_man |
"when the owner had to start selling players after the French government seized his assets."
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| Skates on 20:19 - Feb 19 with 863 views | 1teeminants |
| Skates on 16:58 - Feb 19 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Last time we got there, we were on a roll. We had two consecutive top ten finishes, and would have been pushing for a third, (something your club has only ever achieved 3 times) when the owner had to start selling players after the French government seized his assets. |
You embarrassed yourselves something like 20 points wasn’t it ? I can’t be arsed to check but it was laughable . | |
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| Skates on 20:25 - Feb 19 with 855 views | DENZY |
Correct. 44000 allocated and about 7k in club Wembley. You should quite easily double that with faaasands locked outside considering you are rivals with Real Madrid with your trophy haul. |  |
| "The Chapel Kop at Southampton is widely regarded as the most passionate and intimidating Kop in European football." |
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| Skates on 20:26 - Feb 19 with 854 views | DENZY |
Is it still ten tickets per season ticket holder? | |
| "The Chapel Kop at Southampton is widely regarded as the most passionate and intimidating Kop in European football." |
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| Skates on 20:52 - Feb 19 with 832 views | Happy_Jack |
| Skates on 17:00 - Feb 19 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Booing shoes passion, it shows you care. Soton would even lift the decibel levels if they tried it more often. |
Very commendable. When attendances are laughable it's due to a passionate "boycott" from the most hardcore fans and then the lesser ones who do turn up passionately boo to emphasize the point.
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| Skates on 22:00 - Feb 19 with 799 views | kingslandstand1 |
Well Salford beat Newport 6-5 on pens which is,a bit of a disappointment
For once will want a Manc team to win I think but will find it hard |  | | |
| Skates on 18:06 - Feb 20 with 688 views | BLEEDRED |
Ive posted this before but here goes again- taken from the Wembley reports.
Saints v Carlile JPT att 73476
Ticket Sales Saints Official Sales 44000
Carlile 12500 (returned 12500)
Sponcers 2000
Club Wembley Saints 10000+
Carlile 1000
4000 Unable to determine
So Saints had at least 54000 at Wembley
The club also asked to buy 10000 more on a g'tee sale ( around 4000 on a waiting list)
But I guess facts mean nothing | | | |
| Skates on 13:23 - Feb 21 with 601 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 18:06 - Feb 20 by BLEEDRED |
Ive posted this before but here goes again- taken from the Wembley reports.
Saints v Carlile JPT att 73476
Ticket Sales Saints Official Sales 44000
Carlile 12500 (returned 12500)
Sponcers 2000
Club Wembley Saints 10000+
Carlile 1000
4000 Unable to determine
So Saints had at least 54000 at Wembley
The club also asked to buy 10000 more on a g'tee sale ( around 4000 on a waiting list)
But I guess facts mean nothing |
54,000 +
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| Skates on 13:57 - Feb 21 with 579 views | franniesTache |
So 130 you going to be scabbing again? Seems the way for your pitiful sh*tshow of a city. Built on strike breaking and scabbing.
Skates, Skates are breaking a strike again... |  | | |
| Skates on 14:23 - Feb 21 with 567 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 13:57 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
So 130 you going to be scabbing again? Seems the way for your pitiful sh*tshow of a city. Built on strike breaking and scabbing.
Skates, Skates are breaking a strike again... |
Again?
The U23 sides are now out, so I guess fans will go if they want to, especially older fans with youngsters. Lots of fans will keep up the boycott though. | |
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| Skates on 14:42 - Feb 21 with 557 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 14:23 - Feb 21 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Again?
The U23 sides are now out, so I guess fans will go if they want to, especially older fans with youngsters. Lots of fans will keep up the boycott though. |
1890 dock strikes, scabbed by the skates.
1930 dock strike, scabbed by the skates.
1984/85 dock strike, scabbed by the skates.
2011 bin strike, scabbed by the skates.
2019 Boycott of the EFL trophy, get to the final, scabbed by the skates.
2020 boycott of the EFL trophy, get to the final?...
so yeah.
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| Skates on 14:49 - Feb 21 with 554 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 14:42 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
1890 dock strikes, scabbed by the skates.
1930 dock strike, scabbed by the skates.
1984/85 dock strike, scabbed by the skates.
2011 bin strike, scabbed by the skates.
2019 Boycott of the EFL trophy, get to the final, scabbed by the skates.
2020 boycott of the EFL trophy, get to the final?...
so yeah.
Again. |
Just remind me what the 84/85 strike was? | |
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| Skates on 15:01 - Feb 21 with 549 views | franniesTache |
Right here in Hansard
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1984/oct/30/southampton-conta
and a quote on the fact that Southampton dockers picketed Portsmouth who were breaking the strike
"By the second week there were over half of the DLS dockers (almost 8,000 out of 13,000) out on strike and almost none of the non-DLS dockers. Then John Connolly said that although the strike was over “scab labour”, it could be resolved through lower coke quotas for Ravenscraig.
In other words, the question of preserving the Dock Labour Scheme was being quietly shelved once again. During this second week, there were quite a few attempts to picket out the working ports, with Southampton dockers unsuccessfully picketing Felixstowe, Portsmouth and Poole" | | | |
| Skates on 15:04 - Feb 21 with 544 views | grumpy |
| Skates on 15:01 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
Right here in Hansard
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1984/oct/30/southampton-conta
and a quote on the fact that Southampton dockers picketed Portsmouth who were breaking the strike
"By the second week there were over half of the DLS dockers (almost 8,000 out of 13,000) out on strike and almost none of the non-DLS dockers. Then John Connolly said that although the strike was over “scab labour”, it could be resolved through lower coke quotas for Ravenscraig.
In other words, the question of preserving the Dock Labour Scheme was being quietly shelved once again. During this second week, there were quite a few attempts to picket out the working ports, with Southampton dockers unsuccessfully picketing Felixstowe, Portsmouth and Poole" |
So another Portsmyth, surely not. |  | | |
| Skates on 15:15 - Feb 21 with 533 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 15:04 - Feb 21 by grumpy |
So another Portsmyth, surely not. |
I'm just waiting for 130 to claim that Hansard, the government record, isn't a reliable source and post a link to a portsmyth instead
Pesky facts getting in the way of their myths eh | | | |
| Skates on 15:18 - Feb 21 with 529 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 15:01 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
Right here in Hansard
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1984/oct/30/southampton-conta
and a quote on the fact that Southampton dockers picketed Portsmouth who were breaking the strike
"By the second week there were over half of the DLS dockers (almost 8,000 out of 13,000) out on strike and almost none of the non-DLS dockers. Then John Connolly said that although the strike was over “scab labour”, it could be resolved through lower coke quotas for Ravenscraig.
In other words, the question of preserving the Dock Labour Scheme was being quietly shelved once again. During this second week, there were quite a few attempts to picket out the working ports, with Southampton dockers unsuccessfully picketing Felixstowe, Portsmouth and Poole" |
So, if there were no unions at the Port of Portsmouth, how are they scabbing?
And by the way, that article mentions Felixstowe carrying on as per usual. | |
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| Skates on 15:21 - Feb 21 with 520 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 15:18 - Feb 21 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
So, if there were no unions at the Port of Portsmouth, how are they scabbing?
And by the way, that article mentions Felixstowe carrying on as per usual. |
They took ships that were breaking the strike in Southampton, as i'm sure you know, and yes that article mentions felixstow, but the quote mentions Portsmouth, as do other articles.
So once more.
Skates, Skates are breaking strikes, again... [Post edited 21 Feb 2020 15:23]
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| Skates on 15:29 - Feb 21 with 505 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 15:21 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
They took ships that were breaking the strike in Southampton, as i'm sure you know, and yes that article mentions felixstow, but the quote mentions Portsmouth, as do other articles.
So once more.
Skates, Skates are breaking strikes, again... [Post edited 21 Feb 2020 15:23]
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So, apart from equating a fan boycott on PL youth teams after the youth teams are out of the competition to crossing picket lines.
You know accuse Portsmouth workers of 'scabbing'?
The meaning of the word 'scab' came to be applied specifically to workers who crossed picket lines to take the place of striking workers.
How were the Portsmouth workers (who were non-union) taking the place of striking workers? | |
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