| Skates 21:58 - Feb 18 with 3928 views | PatfromPoole |
Ridiculously fortunate tonight. I just hope it cocks up their League form. |  |
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| Skates on 15:33 - Feb 21 with 953 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 15:29 - Feb 21 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
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? |
A scab is a scab is a scab. You're bending the meaning to suit you, but at the end of the day it's a lack of solidarity and a willingness to throw others under the bus to support yourselves.
It's a proof of a complete lack of moral fibre, and proof you're happy to be bottom feeders. Which is suitable really given your club is always at the bottom. |  | | |
| Skates on 15:42 - Feb 21 with 926 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 15:33 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
A scab is a scab is a scab. You're bending the meaning to suit you, but at the end of the day it's a lack of solidarity and a willingness to throw others under the bus to support yourselves.
It's a proof of a complete lack of moral fibre, and proof you're happy to be bottom feeders. Which is suitable really given your club is always at the bottom. |
The Soton workers visited Portsmouth, who were non-union, and the Portsmouth workers carried on with their jobs, at their port. ie they weren't taking anyone else's position.
Educate yourself, it's been in use for around 250 years
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/12690/why-are-people-who-cross-picket-lines-
And on moral fibre, which clubs supporters didn't carry out the 'save the club' game to help 'save' the club? |  |
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| Skates on 16:20 - Feb 21 with 897 views | franniesTache |
oh i read that bit too, and i already knew it, but it doesn't stop you being scabs when that's what you are.
A city with a history of having no backbone when it matters, a city with a history of breaking strikes, a city with a history of undermining strikes when they happen.
If it makes you sleep easier at night i'll concede, on that one occasion out of all those occasions when you've been scabs in the last close to 150 years you were not scabs, you merely undermined a strike for your own personal benefit.
There you go, doesn't that make you look so much better, you scab c*nts  | | | |
| Skates on 16:43 - Feb 21 with 875 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 16:20 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
oh i read that bit too, and i already knew it, but it doesn't stop you being scabs when that's what you are.
A city with a history of having no backbone when it matters, a city with a history of breaking strikes, a city with a history of undermining strikes when they happen.
If it makes you sleep easier at night i'll concede, on that one occasion out of all those occasions when you've been scabs in the last close to 150 years you were not scabs, you merely undermined a strike for your own personal benefit.
There you go, doesn't that make you look so much better, you scab c*nts |
So, you do understand it, but you just think you'll use your own meaning ie more Southampton spin , chortle chortle
And some fans deciding to go to the last 2 games after the U23 teams have been knocked out seems reasonable, but you have added it to your list of misdemeanors
Your workers were carrying out slow shifts, and getting paid for extra shifts to finish the work that should have been carried out in the previous shift. The ferry owners quite understandably cleared off, as you were cheating them out of money. The net result is that workers from your town have deprived future generations of ferry employment prospects from Southampton from shear laziness. Nothing changes
You say we are used to being at the bottom, tell me how many times you have finished top of any pile since the 59/60 season, and how many times Pompey have achieved it?
Is it 3, 4 or 5?
I assume you are under 60, so you have never been champions in your lifetime! | |
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| Skates on 16:46 - Feb 21 with 881 views | TimSaint |
| 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... |
He won't be going to Wembley.
He will say he is boycotting, but the reality is he doesn't go to games.
He prefers to post on a rival mongboard, proclaiming his team's mythical superiority (even whilst his team are actually playing) despite the time difference between the UK and Canada. |  |
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| Skates on 17:01 - Feb 21 with 874 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 16:43 - Feb 21 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
So, you do understand it, but you just think you'll use your own meaning ie more Southampton spin , chortle chortle
And some fans deciding to go to the last 2 games after the U23 teams have been knocked out seems reasonable, but you have added it to your list of misdemeanors
Your workers were carrying out slow shifts, and getting paid for extra shifts to finish the work that should have been carried out in the previous shift. The ferry owners quite understandably cleared off, as you were cheating them out of money. The net result is that workers from your town have deprived future generations of ferry employment prospects from Southampton from shear laziness. Nothing changes
You say we are used to being at the bottom, tell me how many times you have finished top of any pile since the 59/60 season, and how many times Pompey have achieved it?
Is it 3, 4 or 5?
I assume you are under 60, so you have never been champions in your lifetime! |
Shhh now scab, i'm bored of talking to someone from such a morally inferior background. | | | |
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| Skates on 17:10 - Feb 21 with 861 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 17:01 - Feb 21 by franniesTache |
Shhh now scab, i'm bored of talking to someone from such a morally inferior background. |
No, you've been seen off as usual with your spinning of the facts, and denial of truths.
What a shame, I was really looking forward to the bin story  | |
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| Skates on 17:42 - Feb 21 with 843 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 17:10 - Feb 21 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
No, you've been seen off as usual with your spinning of the facts, and denial of truths.
What a shame, I was really looking forward to the bin story |
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| Skates on 18:29 - Feb 21 with 815 views | BLEEDRED |
| Skates on 17:10 - Feb 21 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
No, you've been seen off as usual with your spinning of the facts, and denial of truths.
What a shame, I was really looking forward to the bin story |
I did not know 130 knew what facts were!!
After all the facts on the JPT final were wrong there were only 44000 Saints the other 30000 were Carlile fans (their website confirmed under 15000 ) So 15000 must have been there just to watch a major cup final!!!
There was a dock strike in London 83/84 (quite small) dockers were stopping food entering the UK,may have had something to do with the ongoing miners strike, yes dockers from Pompey did travel up to work.
Yes the Save The Saints game was a farce, but it was still amazing that nearly 2000 bought tickets for a game that had no confirmed players no kick-off time no ref etc. But at least the fans raised money to pay staff in other ways. Plus every one that was owed money was paid 100% of what was owed, not 1p in the pound ! ( I'm sure you will say that is not correct we paid nothing and you paid everyone) |  | | |
| Skates on 23:26 - Feb 21 with 737 views | hedgeend61 |
Well, If Carlisle shifted 12500 as stated previously, and the crowd was 73500, that leaves 61,000.
So it's fair to say not many neutrals would attend a 3rd Div Paint Pot Final, 54,000 is probably an under estimation.
Take last season when Little Pompey played Sunderland in front of 85,000.
Sunderland obviously being the bigger supported club,(beating Little Pompey by 30 million in the total attendance figures , we only top you by 3 million though these figures seem to be open to dispute by some  ) would have probably have had a few more there, but roughly 40,000 each as not many neutrals would want to watch two poor 3rd Div sides, would they?
Do you think you'll sell 40.000 this time?, may try and get my money back from last season  Doubt Salford will shift 10,000 tbh |  | | |
| Skates on 07:16 - Feb 23 with 649 views | 1teeminants |
| Skates on 23:26 - Feb 21 by hedgeend61 |
Well, If Carlisle shifted 12500 as stated previously, and the crowd was 73500, that leaves 61,000.
So it's fair to say not many neutrals would attend a 3rd Div Paint Pot Final, 54,000 is probably an under estimation.
Take last season when Little Pompey played Sunderland in front of 85,000.
Sunderland obviously being the bigger supported club,(beating Little Pompey by 30 million in the total attendance figures , we only top you by 3 million though these figures seem to be open to dispute by some ) would have probably have had a few more there, but roughly 40,000 each as not many neutrals would want to watch two poor 3rd Div sides, would they?
Do you think you'll sell 40.000 this time?, may try and get my money back from last season Doubt Salford will shift 10,000 tbh |
The skates won’t get anywhere near our figure and they know it .
Tinpot outfit . |  |
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| Skates on 13:13 - Feb 23 with 589 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 23:26 - Feb 21 by hedgeend61 |
Well, If Carlisle shifted 12500 as stated previously, and the crowd was 73500, that leaves 61,000.
So it's fair to say not many neutrals would attend a 3rd Div Paint Pot Final, 54,000 is probably an under estimation.
Take last season when Little Pompey played Sunderland in front of 85,000.
Sunderland obviously being the bigger supported club,(beating Little Pompey by 30 million in the total attendance figures , we only top you by 3 million though these figures seem to be open to dispute by some ) would have probably have had a few more there, but roughly 40,000 each as not many neutrals would want to watch two poor 3rd Div sides, would they?
Do you think you'll sell 40.000 this time?, may try and get my money back from last season Doubt Salford will shift 10,000 tbh |
61,000 now
I can't keep up with this top top spin
Get your money back  | |
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| Skates on 08:03 - Feb 24 with 537 views | franniesTache |
| Skates on 13:13 - Feb 23 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
61,000 now
I can't keep up with this top top spin
Get your money back |
Scab | | | |
| Skates on 09:35 - Feb 24 with 493 views | Butty101 |
| Skates on 13:13 - Feb 23 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
61,000 now
I can't keep up with this top top spin
Get your money back |
Scab130 - As you have such a huge following - Im happy to bet that Saints - Carlisle has a bigger attendance than Pompey - Salford final. |  |
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| Skates on 14:20 - Feb 24 with 441 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Skates on 09:35 - Feb 24 by Butty101 |
Scab130 - As you have such a huge following - Im happy to bet that Saints - Carlisle has a bigger attendance than Pompey - Salford final. |
Being that when you played them Carlisle had attendances of 5.5/6500, and Salford have had 1.5/2500 attendances then the odds don't look good, especially as Carlisle more than quadroupled their support for the big day. Salford are a tiny club, and even if Pompey turned up in vast numbers I doubt if 70,000 will be reached.
Being that Pompey won this last year, there won't be the same incentive for the fans to turn up and enjoy the show. Also, as we already have the best attendance for the competition, there seems little point in rocking up in vast numbers again. | |
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| Skates on 15:05 - Feb 24 with 430 views | Butty101 |
| Skates on 14:20 - Feb 24 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Being that when you played them Carlisle had attendances of 5.5/6500, and Salford have had 1.5/2500 attendances then the odds don't look good, especially as Carlisle more than quadroupled their support for the big day. Salford are a tiny club, and even if Pompey turned up in vast numbers I doubt if 70,000 will be reached.
Being that Pompey won this last year, there won't be the same incentive for the fans to turn up and enjoy the show. Also, as we already have the best attendance for the competition, there seems little point in rocking up in vast numbers again. |
As we all know Carlisle only took 12k.
Last year you all boycotted remember - so this should mean you have a good turnout this year and no need to sell 10 tixs per season ticket holder. | |
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