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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by Pinkie
    Lol it has nothing to do with turning a blind eye to things that are going on at all i think youre misconstrued if you think so, its all about healing and time and going in the right direction after going in the wrong direction, rome wasnt built in a day and patience.
    Ain't being funny mate, but I'm better than most about being pragmatic about where we are and what we can expect. What I won't ever do is deny what's obvious. And let's be honest, the last 6 years have been for the most part, an utter disaster.

    I don't see the point of bleating on about what a great manager Ollie is or what a great Chairman Tony is, cos neither is true. But they are what we have, neither appear to be going anywhere soon, and it's our job as fans to support.

    I don't expect you and I to ever agree on the abilities of Ollie, or I'd guess Fernandes for that matter. And, as ever, I admire your support and optimism. Even if I don't really understand it.

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  • Undecided
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    Originally posted by Pinkie
    Lol it has nothing to do with turning a blind eye to things that are going on at all i think youre misconstrued if you think so, its all about healing and time and going in the right direction after going in the wrong direction, rome wasnt built in a day and patience.
    Beat me to it. Yes, mistakes have been made in the past. BIG MISTAKES. What is done is done and cannot be undone. But now perhaps it's time to put all that behind us, stop raking over old coals, and look to the future, whatever that might hold.

    Not everything is fixed, it's still work in progress, hopefully lessons have benn learned, the omens are promising.

    We've had our customary September downward plummet, hopefully we can pull out of the dive.

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  • Pinkie
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    Originally posted by Tarbie
    Me as well mate. Realism is often misconstrued on this site though. Some would rather turn a blind eye to obvious failings, whether they be current or in the past. Instead they'd rather blindly support and shoot down anything that they perceive as negativity.
    Lol it has nothing to do with turning a blind eye to things that are going on at all i think youre misconstrued if you think so, its all about healing and time and going in the right direction after going in the wrong direction, rome wasnt built in a day and patience.

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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    I like to call myself a realist Tarbs
    Me as well mate. Realism is often misconstrued on this site though. Some would rather turn a blind eye to obvious failings, whether they be current or in the past. Instead they'd rather blindly support and shoot down anything that they perceive as negativity.

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  • 1973 ranger
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    Where are with the Warren Farm training ground situation?? The Linford Christie would be good for a stadium if we could get that over the line.

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  • Pinkie
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    Really????!

    You seem a pleasant person but possibly the most deluded on this board with regards to Hollowhead & now this absolute buffoon of a chairman who's overseen the biggest f*ck up in football history for a club our size financially.

    You need to really wake up and use your brain.
    Thanks mate rather nice of you! I was obviously only on about his passion for us and not money hes wasted obviously! I think you need use yours if you think that i think was great for spunking all that money! Atleast hes not just ran off and left us in the shiiite, & is starting to do the right things and plans of a stadium and the training ground hopefully on the horizon! As for youre opinion on holloway you might be right but we'll see, amazed you cant see the good work going on, still i suppose you think like a few others we'd be better off outing and starting allover again and using our brains!

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Tarbie
    There's that negativity that Pinkie has been talking about......Nobody likes a Doom Monger Jimmy!

    I like to call myself a realist Tarbs

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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    Really????!

    You seem a pleasant person but possibly the most deluded on this board with regards to Hollowhead & now this absolute buffoon of a chairman who's overseen the biggest f*ck up in football history for a club our size financially.

    You need to really wake up and use your brain.
    There's that negativity that Pinkie has been talking about......Nobody likes a Doom Monger Jimmy!

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Pinkie
    Hes a top man and owner
    Really????!

    You seem a pleasant person but possibly the most deluded on this board with regards to Hollowhead & now this absolute buffoon of a chairman who's overseen the biggest f*ck up in football history for a club our size financially.

    You need to really wake up and use your brain.

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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by Itsonlyagame
    Fingers crossed.
    Gawd help us if we do start offloading some of these players for a tidy profit in the future though.
    The ones complaining about our previous players having no resale value will probably start whining about fernandes selling our best assets just to line his pockets.
    #selling off the family silver
    #we’re just an academy
    #uncle tony doesn’t love us really
    # he’s only in it for the readies
    #where’s the ambition
    I would never blame the club for letting a player go if a generous offer comes in. The fact is, if a bigger club wants them and the player wants to go, he's gonna go at some point. The best thing a club in that position can do is ensure they get the best price.

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  • Itsonlyagame
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    Originally posted by Tarbie
    Add Scowen and Luongo to that list as well mate.
    Fingers crossed.
    Gawd help us if we do start offloading some of these players for a tidy profit in the future though.
    The ones complaining about our previous players having no resale value will probably start whining about fernandes selling our best assets just to line his pockets.
    #selling off the family silver
    #we’re just an academy
    #uncle tony doesn’t love us really
    # he’s only in it for the readies
    #where’s the ambition

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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by Itsonlyagame
    I think it’s fair to say we’re moving in the right direction with player signings. If Freeman and Smithies carry on progressing the way they are their combined value will be millions more than we paid for them.
    Add Scowen and Luongo to that list as well mate.

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  • Itsonlyagame
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    I think it’s fair to say we’re moving in the right direction with player signings. If Freeman and Smithies carry on progressing the way they are their combined value will be millions more than we paid for them.

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  • 1973 ranger
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    Top bloke Crouch and he is the one bloke I wished we had signed during the Fernandes madness era.

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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by 1973 ranger
    Met Clint Hill a few times in my line of work and you will struggle to meet a more genuine footballer. Gerrard and Crouchy also stand out.
    Met Peter Crouch once too. Randomly in some bar called Thirst Bar on Greek Street where they used to play some quite naughty house music. Bloke has actually got some moves on him!

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