| Boycotted Trophy Final 10:27 - Mar 11 with 2840 views | PatfromPoole |
Seems that this will be delayed; though I presume it could just as well be played behind closed doors, as there is so little interest in the competition from the highly-principled Portsmouth followers.
Which makes Radio Solent’s regular plugging of this match all the more confusing. Somebody needs to tell them that Portsmouth fans are boycotting the competition. |  |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:27 - Mar 11 with 1064 views | franniesTache |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 13:07 - Mar 11 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
At least you have the most draws in a PL season record, and also the record home defeat since the formation of the football league.
and the longest running thread in mongboard history, all about your rivals ; 11 years and counting
Get some anger therapy frannie |
I'm totally calm, in fact i'm on tenterhooks to the point when i can laugh about you scabs being wiped from the map by coronavirus because you're too dumb to not try and break that common good action too |  | | |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 11:49 - Mar 12 with 947 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:27 - Mar 11 by franniesTache |
I'm totally calm, in fact i'm on tenterhooks to the point when i can laugh about you scabs being wiped from the map by coronavirus because you're too dumb to not try and break that common good action too |
So, you're totally calm
and on tenterhooks,
but you're not dumb
Only someone from Soton could write that sentence
Geniuses from Soton
Benny Hill
Craig David
Admiral Jellicoe
Charlie Dimmock
Ken Russell
Chris Packham
Frannies Tache (complete with capital letters for both first and second names) |  |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 12:59 - Mar 12 with 917 views | franniesTache |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 11:49 - Mar 12 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
So, you're totally calm
and on tenterhooks,
but you're not dumb
Only someone from Soton could write that sentence
Geniuses from Soton
Benny Hill
Craig David
Admiral Jellicoe
Charlie Dimmock
Ken Russell
Chris Packham
Frannies Tache (complete with capital letters for both first and second names) |
You waited that long to write that? It really must've gotten under your skin. Mind you i guess as a scab it's easy to get under your skin as it's so flaky. Probably linked to your black leg too | | | |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 13:26 - Mar 12 with 894 views | PatfromPoole |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 11:49 - Mar 12 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
So, you're totally calm
and on tenterhooks,
but you're not dumb
Only someone from Soton could write that sentence
Geniuses from Soton
Benny Hill
Craig David
Admiral Jellicoe
Charlie Dimmock
Ken Russell
Chris Packham
Frannies Tache (complete with capital letters for both first and second names) |
You missed out Jona Lewie.
Scab bellend. | |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 13:46 - Mar 12 with 874 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 13:26 - Mar 12 by PatfromPoole |
You missed out Jona Lewie.
Scab bellend. |
That's because he did at least two good songs you Soton softie
Boycotts from Soton
Save the Saints game
WW1 troop refusing to fight
Hordes of people hiding in the New Forest during the last war | |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:13 - Mar 12 with 855 views | franniesTache |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 13:46 - Mar 12 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
That's because he did at least two good songs you Soton softie
Boycotts from Soton
Save the Saints game
WW1 troop refusing to fight
Hordes of people hiding in the New Forest during the last war |
The scab is properly rattled  | | | |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:34 - Mar 12 with 843 views | Butty101 |
If the game is played behind closed doors - Pompey will get another Cup final attendance record. Worst ever attended. Thats one to be proud of. |  |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:37 - Mar 12 with 833 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:13 - Mar 12 by franniesTache |
The scab is properly rattled |
Mr Angry is now pointing at others, and saying they are rattled. 
What was it he said. Oh yes
"Can't wait till coronavirus hits your sh*thole, there's no way you'll be able to self isolate or hold a quarantine for a greater good, you'll scab it and kill your population".
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:48 - Mar 12 with 833 views | franniesTache |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 14:37 - Mar 12 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Mr Angry is now pointing at others, and saying they are rattled.
What was it he said. Oh yes
"Can't wait till coronavirus hits your sh*thole, there's no way you'll be able to self isolate or hold a quarantine for a greater good, you'll scab it and kill your population".
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https://www.collinsdictionary.
Also called: scab British
a. a person who acts against the interests of a trade union, as by continuing to work during a strike or taking over a striker's job
4. a person who cheats
5. British
to act against the interests of a trade union, esp by refusing to join a strike.
Blacklegs really does sum up the population of your island of scabs, not just for your scabbing but it covers your cheating too | | | |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 17:54 - Mar 12 with 739 views | dirk_doone |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 17:42 - Mar 12 by grumpy |
You want to read your history a bit more carefully,Children from Southampton and Portsmouth were evacuated to the New Forest during the war because of the bombing.
Still don't let the truth get in the way. |
My mother was one of them, which was just as well as her house was totally destroyed along with 45,000 other buildings during the Southampton Blitz. Her father wasn't there at the time as he was fighting with the Royal Navy in the defence of Malta. He was a recipient of 12 medals and, like most of the men who sailed out of Portsmouth to fight in World War Two, he did not come from Portsmouth. In fact, many were from Southampton. Ironically he captained a Pompey team in the field gun competition at the Royal Tournament. They needed someone from Southampton to knock them into shape.
For a coward like 130 to make fun of women and children who escaped being incinerated by German incendiary bombs is disgusting. The worzel has sunk to a new low.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ [Post edited 12 Mar 2020 18:09]
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 18:54 - Mar 12 with 684 views | grumpy |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 13:46 - Mar 12 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
That's because he did at least two good songs you Soton softie
Boycotts from Soton
Save the Saints game
WW1 troop refusing to fight
Hordes of people hiding in the New Forest during the last war |
Do you ever read history 130?
I suggest you read the 1919 Southampton mutiny from start to finish,there's a good chap.  |  | | |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 20:25 - Mar 12 with 616 views | Happy_Jack |
This is like an old Rivals network tribute thread coming up next we'll be discussing 257 to Bolton and whether The Spitfire had anything to do with Southampton
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 21:26 - Mar 12 with 570 views | 1teeminants |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 20:25 - Mar 12 by Happy_Jack |
This is like an old Rivals network tribute thread coming up next we'll be discussing 257 to Bolton and whether The Spitfire had anything to do with Southampton
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The skates are so bitter, there’s a post on their site celebrating the collapse of scum airport and another laughing at the spitfire statue we are erecting . Not long ago they were saying scum doesn’t have an airport because it’s in Eastleigh. Bitter, jealous freaks. |  |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 09:41 - Mar 13 with 524 views | SouthSeaSaint |
Re 'Scabs'/Dock Strike
The only verifiable information on 'Dock Strikes' relates to a time in the autumn of 1976 when Dockers in the commercial port in Portsmouth (who were part of a South Coast Port Workers Group including Southampton, Poole, Weymouth and Plymouth)) reneged on an agreement not to allow the fledgling Brittany Ferries company to transfer their freight operations from Plymouth to Southampton.
As a consequence representatives from the ports (mainly Southampton, led by a guy called Ritchie Pearce) gathered in numbers at the gates of Pompey Commercial Port to prevent access.
This went on for a number of days and made headline news in the local press so is 100% verifiable.
The Pompey Dockers were rather intimidated by the arrival of mainly Southampton Dockers and called in the local plod which led to a number of arrests, including the brother of ex Saints 'keeper, Bob Charles.
Interestingly there is a quite a bit of anecdotal information that the SCUM term started as a consequence of this dispute but with the insult pointed at the wrong perpetrators. |  | | |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 09:45 - Mar 13 with 518 views | dirk_doone |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 09:41 - Mar 13 by SouthSeaSaint |
Re 'Scabs'/Dock Strike
The only verifiable information on 'Dock Strikes' relates to a time in the autumn of 1976 when Dockers in the commercial port in Portsmouth (who were part of a South Coast Port Workers Group including Southampton, Poole, Weymouth and Plymouth)) reneged on an agreement not to allow the fledgling Brittany Ferries company to transfer their freight operations from Plymouth to Southampton.
As a consequence representatives from the ports (mainly Southampton, led by a guy called Ritchie Pearce) gathered in numbers at the gates of Pompey Commercial Port to prevent access.
This went on for a number of days and made headline news in the local press so is 100% verifiable.
The Pompey Dockers were rather intimidated by the arrival of mainly Southampton Dockers and called in the local plod which led to a number of arrests, including the brother of ex Saints 'keeper, Bob Charles.
Interestingly there is a quite a bit of anecdotal information that the SCUM term started as a consequence of this dispute but with the insult pointed at the wrong perpetrators. |
Pompey dock workers have always been notorious blacklegs:
Southampton Dock Strike of 1890
Towards the end of August 1890, the Southampton Dock Company and the various shipping firms agreed to grant wage increases of 1d an hour. However, the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, which paid lower rates than the other principal firms, refused to bring its rates into line with the other companies. All of the employers, meanwhile, refused to grant official recognition to the Dockers' Union and the National Union of Seamen.
Because of these two issues, a strike was declared on 7 September. Unlike the London Dock Strike, the strike in Southampton was marked by a certain amount of public disorder. Blacklegs from Portsmouth arriving at the railway station were attacked and large crowds gathered daily in the streets around the docks and, leading to fears of rioting. In response the Mayor requested assistance from the Home Office. | |
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| Boycotted Trophy Final on 09:47 - Mar 13 with 515 views | SouthSeaSaint |
| Boycotted Trophy Final on 09:41 - Mar 13 by SouthSeaSaint |
Re 'Scabs'/Dock Strike
The only verifiable information on 'Dock Strikes' relates to a time in the autumn of 1976 when Dockers in the commercial port in Portsmouth (who were part of a South Coast Port Workers Group including Southampton, Poole, Weymouth and Plymouth)) reneged on an agreement not to allow the fledgling Brittany Ferries company to transfer their freight operations from Plymouth to Southampton.
As a consequence representatives from the ports (mainly Southampton, led by a guy called Ritchie Pearce) gathered in numbers at the gates of Pompey Commercial Port to prevent access.
This went on for a number of days and made headline news in the local press so is 100% verifiable.
The Pompey Dockers were rather intimidated by the arrival of mainly Southampton Dockers and called in the local plod which led to a number of arrests, including the brother of ex Saints 'keeper, Bob Charles.
Interestingly there is a quite a bit of anecdotal information that the SCUM term started as a consequence of this dispute but with the insult pointed at the wrong perpetrators. |
Typing on the train so didnt fully check my post before pressing the send button.
The transfer of the fledgling Ferry Service was from Plymouth to Portsmouth (not Southampton) so Southampton Dockers were actually standing up for their colleagues in Plymouth not for their own purposes. | | | |
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