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A win for Oxford would have put them in trouble but I want us up more than I want them down so I am glad we won. They obviously capitalised on the opportunity, only losing six one to leave them exactly where we were before Tonda took over. What with that and the valiant Bretons having again torched the again newly replaced speed camera on the road to Fougères, it has been a very good day. Yec'hed mat!
"Chants of ‘you’re not fit to wear the shirt’ and ‘we’re going down with the Wednesday’ rang out, as fans quite rightly vented their anger at their team. Anti-Eisner songs could also be heard from the away end."
Their players must dread having to play in front of them.
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 21:35 - Mar 21 by dirk_doone
Pompey Boo Boys at it again:
"Chants of ‘you’re not fit to wear the shirt’ and ‘we’re going down with the Wednesday’ rang out, as fans quite rightly vented their anger at their team. Anti-Eisner songs could also be heard from the away end."
Their players must dread having to play in front of them.
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 21:37 - Mar 21 by shotters
QPR supporting mate who was at the match told me about this, said it was highly amusing
No fans turn against their team as readily as Pompey's. Their justification for this is that they believe they are such great fans that their team, manager and owners don't deserve them. They really are that deluded.
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 21:42 - Mar 21 by dirk_doone
No fans turn against their team as readily as Pompey's. Their justification for this is that they believe they are such great fans that their team, manager and owners don't deserve them. They really are that deluded.
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"Bestest fans in the world" Another Portsmyth
Fail we may, sail we must
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Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 21:48 - Mar 21 with 2098 views
After their results against Millwall and Charlton I thought they would kick on. Seems like the wheels have fallen off and they’re in a scrap to survive. Shame we couldn’t have got more out of our games against them.
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Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 22:01 - Mar 21 with 2080 views
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 21:35 - Mar 21 by dirk_doone
Pompey Boo Boys at it again:
"Chants of ‘you’re not fit to wear the shirt’ and ‘we’re going down with the Wednesday’ rang out, as fans quite rightly vented their anger at their team. Anti-Eisner songs could also be heard from the away end."
Their players must dread having to play in front of them.
Could have done with a few more "you're going down with the Pompey " chants, though I did hear one "small town near Pmouth" from a couple of the yellows.
Sad tale I picked up last week. It seems a Mr Barry PIlchard , a resident of Eastern Rd Portsmuff had purchased a King Cobra from the Dark Web for his son's birthday.
During unwrapping the Cobra bit Mr Pilchard.
After 5 days of excruciating pain, extreme septic shock and subsequent total organ failure...the Cobra sadly passed away.
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 14:12 - Mar 22 by HytheFerrytales
Sad tale I picked up last week. It seems a Mr Barry PIlchard , a resident of Eastern Rd Portsmuff had purchased a King Cobra from the Dark Web for his son's birthday.
During unwrapping the Cobra bit Mr Pilchard.
After 5 days of excruciating pain, extreme septic shock and subsequent total organ failure...the Cobra sadly passed away.
Do you remember the days when a bag of Revels included a few sweets with a peanut centre? At junior school we had a skate in our class called Simpkins who had a really bad nut allergy. Our Friday treat was to ambush him in the playground at lunchtime and drag him over to the tuck shop, we’d then pin him up against the wall and play Russian Roulette by force feeding him 6 randomly selected Revels one at a time (a bit like doing the FA Cup draw) He’d really have to hope and prey none of them were peanut ones…
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Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 15:36 - Mar 22 with 1607 views
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 15:22 - Mar 22 by InTimeAddedOn
Do you remember the days when a bag of Revels included a few sweets with a peanut centre? At junior school we had a skate in our class called Simpkins who had a really bad nut allergy. Our Friday treat was to ambush him in the playground at lunchtime and drag him over to the tuck shop, we’d then pin him up against the wall and play Russian Roulette by force feeding him 6 randomly selected Revels one at a time (a bit like doing the FA Cup draw) He’d really have to hope and prey none of them were peanut ones…
Crikey...who was the Headmaster at your school....Heinrich Himmler ?
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Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 18:15 - Mar 22 with 1523 views
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 21:04 - Mar 22 by kernow
Your school had a tuck shop? Was it Greyfriars ? Were you school bully?
I think you have trolled me.
It wasn't me that had a tuck shop the size of Harrods Food Halls.
At my school. even bringing in sweets from home was futile. They would be confiscated and fed as treats to the 2 leopards the school had leased from the zoo to patrol the perimeter fence as a deterrent to pupils thinking of absconding.
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Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 11:41 - Mar 23 with 1180 views
Another bad day for the fishy folk. on 08:16 - Mar 23 by HytheFerrytales
I think you have trolled me.
It wasn't me that had a tuck shop the size of Harrods Food Halls.
At my school. even bringing in sweets from home was futile. They would be confiscated and fed as treats to the 2 leopards the school had leased from the zoo to patrol the perimeter fence as a deterrent to pupils thinking of absconding.
Ah, yeah , no. My puerile riposte was in response to Mr (or Madame) ITAO. My school didn’t have anything like tuck shops or fishy fondling folk. Lots of Billy Bunters and bullies though.
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