Chez Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 Cook has called fans out, suggesting that they come down to the training ground rather than just abuse at him at the **** park after yet another defeat.
Waterside.saint Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 (edited) They're having a proper little meltdown this week, and Cook seems to have completely lost it. I can't see him keeping his job beyond the end of the season unless some incredible act of God somehow gets them promoted. They really are an utter laughing stock. Their abject failure to get out of the division despite having a budget that's way greater than their opponents speaks volumes about failure at every level of the club. From the board, through management to recruitment it's been a colossal cluster **** season after season and extremely satisfying to watch. WTFILN? Hear hear! Long may their tatty clown car continue its hilarious and prolonged collapse Edited 30 January, 2017 by Waterside.saint
eurosaint Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 Are.... are...... you saying that, since the fans own the club (apparently) then all of these failures are actually THEIR fault? The buck stops at the top - the owners are at the top - clearly THEY are the problem ! Boooo.... :)
Sevvy Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 If the results go against them,by 5 o'clock Saturday the could even be out of the play offs, you can just imagine the meltdown.
Toadhall Saint Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 Cook has called fans out, suggesting that they come down to the training ground rather than just abuse at him at the **** park after yet another defeat. The tinpottyest manager tho
Weston Super Saint Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 The buck stops at the top - the owners are at the top - clearly THEY are the problem ! Boooo.... :) So, if I'm understanding you correctly, each and every time they boo - have they admitted that they do that yet? - what they are actually doing is boo-ing themselves?
eurosaint Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 So, if I'm understanding you correctly, each and every time they boo - have they admitted that they do that yet? - what they are actually doing is boo-ing themselves? You'd have to be very, very thick to do that ! So, yes, that's what they're doing :)
rallyboy Posted 30 January, 2017 Posted 30 January, 2017 They've realised that ownership of the comatose giant is too big a job - for themselves. It's the pressure of their own virtual cup final, they are weighed down by their own inner expectation. Sort of. Or some other twaddle about warchests, rallying cries and plucky heroes.
Danbert Posted 31 January, 2017 Posted 31 January, 2017 It strikes med that there's actually a whole special Pompey vocabulary, so I thought I'd start a dictionary. Additional entries welcome... Bestest - most special supporters in World football, thanks to their unwavering support and boundless enthusiasm (see TCWTB) TCWTB - affectionate acronym for Pompey's best loved and most enthusiastic son. TCWTB is popular with all. Kipper Shed / Krap Notarff / Timber Tabernacle - famous for it's atmosphere (see Bestest) the Kipper Shed is an architectural and engineering marvel, and not just because it's still standing. At various times it's been reconceived as a an underwater casino, a potty and a turntable. Existential dread - the feeling that all professional footballers who play for Pompey are for some reason struck with when playing at the Kipper Shed, and which explains all anomalous results. Their cup final - the curious phenomenon which allows vastly inferior teams to consistently beat Pompey at the Kipper Shed, and which explains all anomalous results. The Turin Tablecloth - a holy Pompey artifact (see The Victory 2). Legend has it that the face of Michael Appleton is clearly visible on April 7 every year (see The Victory 1). The Victory 1 - The famous 2-2 draw of April 7 2012 whereby Pompey prevented Southampton from gaining promotion to the Premiership. The Victory 2 - A ship famous for contributing chairs to the Portsmouth FC boardroom.
Chez Posted 31 January, 2017 Posted 31 January, 2017 (edited) The News reports that there is deadline excitement with the Skates looking likely to swoop ahead of Bolton for the signing of Preston North End's striker Eoin Doyle, on loan. Yeah, I know, gripping stuff, especially as Bolton's interest is non-existent with their expected signings of strikers Chris Wood and Adam LeFondre. But then again you never know what deadline day might bring...my F5 finger is getting a blister. Edited 31 January, 2017 by Chez
hutch Posted 31 January, 2017 Posted 31 January, 2017 They've realised that ownership of the comatose giant is too big a job - for themselves. It's the pressure of their own virtual cup final, they are weighed down by their own inner expectation. Sort of. Or some other twaddle about warchests, rallying cries and plucky heroes. You got that wrong. I think it's war heroes, crying rallies and plucky chests.
Lets B Avenue Posted 31 January, 2017 Posted 31 January, 2017 Adam Buxton has had his contract cancelled. Will he be back on 6 music?
whelk Posted 31 January, 2017 Posted 31 January, 2017 Adam Buxton has had his contract cancelled. Will he be back on 6 music? Maybe he shouldn't be living there?
Pamplemousse Posted 2 February, 2017 Posted 2 February, 2017 It strikes med that there's actually a whole special Pompey vocabulary, so I thought I'd start a dictionary. Additional entries welcome... Bestest - most special supporters in World football, thanks to their unwavering support and boundless enthusiasm (see TCWTB) TCWTB - affectionate acronym for Pompey's best loved and most enthusiastic son. TCWTB is popular with all. Kipper Shed / Krap Notarff / Timber Tabernacle - famous for it's atmosphere (see Bestest) the Kipper Shed is an architectural and engineering marvel, and not just because it's still standing. At various times it's been reconceived as a an underwater casino, a potty and a turntable. Existential dread - the feeling that all professional footballers who play for Pompey are for some reason struck with when playing at the Kipper Shed, and which explains all anomalous results. Their cup final - the curious phenomenon which allows vastly inferior teams to consistently beat Pompey at the Kipper Shed, and which explains all anomalous results. The Turin Tablecloth - a holy Pompey artifact (see The Victory 2). Legend has it that the face of Michael Appleton is clearly visible on April 7 every year (see The Victory 1). The Victory 1 - The famous 2-2 draw of April 7 2012 whereby Pompey prevented Southampton from gaining promotion to the Premiership. The Victory 2 - A ship famous for contributing chairs to the Portsmouth FC boardroom. Haha, I like it Pedantry alert, but what you've got is a glossary, not a dictionary
rallyboy Posted 2 February, 2017 Posted 2 February, 2017 pompey recruit promising Championship full back - at last, something that matches the ambition of the floodlights! (in reality - a player last seen in Wolves reserves squad)
Mr Biscuits Posted 3 February, 2017 Posted 3 February, 2017 Or to put it another way: Theyve recruited a player who used to be in the squad of a Championship side but has now dropped down to League Two because he didn't make it...........
igsey Posted 3 February, 2017 Posted 3 February, 2017 Big game tomorrow away to Wycombe, who are one place and two points behind them in the table. Dom Gape hattrick to drag them a little further down the table?
Doctoroncall Posted 3 February, 2017 Posted 3 February, 2017 Big game tomorrow away to Wycombe, who are one place and two points behind them in the table. Dom Gape hattrick to drag them a little further down the table? Hopefully the Real FA cup match last week has prepared them well for this cup final match.
igsey Posted 3 February, 2017 Posted 3 February, 2017 Hopefully the Real FA cup match last week has prepared them well for this cup final match. They could only put three past lowly Tottenham Hotspur, how are they going to possibly cope against the mightiest sleepiest giantiest giants with their #championship standard fullback?
Weston Super Saint Posted 3 February, 2017 Posted 3 February, 2017 They could only put three past lowly Tottenham Hotspur, how are they going to possibly cope against the mightiest sleepiest giantiest giants with their #championship standard fullback? They'll be overawed once it gets dark and the championship standard fullback is illuminated by the championship standard floodlights. There's no coming back from that.
johnnyboy Posted 3 February, 2017 Posted 3 February, 2017 Cook out!!!!! Is that a request or a fact Mack ?!!
Doctoroncall Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 They'll be overawed once it gets dark and the championship standard fullback is illuminated by the championship standard floodlights. There's no coming back from that. That's ok, the game is at Wycombe.
OldNick Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 Cook out!!!!!that would be a travesty as he's doing so well
pillock69 Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 Wins for Wycombe, Plymouth and Carlisle then and 0 points for the bestest. Imagine the implosion if they didn't even get play-offs. Sitting in 7th now, looking down rather than up. Sent from my SM-G531H using Tapatalk
TopGun Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 (edited) Oh dear oh dear. McInnes has gone remarkably quiet these days. 37 players used this season by Cook. Edited 4 February, 2017 by TopGun
pillock69 Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 3 points from their last 4 matches. 17 points from the top in early February. Oops. Sent from my SM-G531H using Tapatalk
Pamplemousse Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 I really, really want to play them next season. 12 years and counting since we last beat them
pillock69 Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 I really, really want to play them next season. 12 years and counting since we last beat them Unfortunately that requires them to get cup progression and then it's 1/63 chance to draw them. Unlikely but would be fantastic to play them with three divisions between us. Sent from my SM-G531H using Tapatalk
holepuncture Posted 4 February, 2017 Posted 4 February, 2017 http://rapsinews.com/judicial_news/20160922/276856766.html MOSCOW, September 22 (RAPSI)... Lithuania’s representative was absent from court on Thursday; Antonov was personally present. Back from last September, though I think that's the most recent sighting of Antonov since he fled the UK.
Dark Munster Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 Every cloud... Yes indeed. Came on here to cheer myself up and have a laugh. Good old DFCSBs, when you're down they're there to remind you that there are others much worse off.
Golden Balls Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 Been so wrapped up with how crap we are that I had no idea they'd even played, let alone lost. That's cheered me up slightly. So they're 2 points off falling out of the play offs and 7 points from automatic promotion. From League 2. Statistically the easiest division to get promoted from!
hutch Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 Q What do the following football teams all have in common? Chesterfield Sćunthorpe Rochdale Fleetwood Burton Albion Shrewsbury Bury Southend Northampton Oxford United Bristol Rovers AFC Wimbledon
Doctoroncall Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 Q What do the following football teams all have in common? Chesterfield Sćunthorpe Rochdale Fleetwood Burton Albion Shrewsbury Bury Southend Northampton Oxford United Bristol Rovers AFC Wimbledon All been luckily promoted from League 2 on a smaller budget ahead of the mighty fan owned Portsmouth since they were wrongfully demoted to that division?
hutch Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 It was rhetorical Doc, I didn't want to pass up another opportunity to belittle our neighbours. I know how many of them like to pop in here for a look-see
OttawaSaint Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 Been so wrapped up with how crap we are that I had no idea they'd even played, let alone lost. That's cheered me up slightly. So they're 2 points off falling out of the play offs and 7 points from automatic promotion. From League 2. Statistically the easiest division to get promoted from! In the past I've been bored and thought "oh yeah Pompey, wonder how they're getting on", take a look at the table and "ugh? Where the **** are they?" Then it dawns on me, I'm looking at league 1. "Holy **** that's right, they are still in league 2...hahahahaha".
buctootim Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 I wonder if Adkins would take the job? He'd be a really good appointment for them.
Pamplemousse Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 I wonder if Adkins would take the job? He'd be a really good appointment for them. I'd only be in favour of that if he maintained the success he managed at Reading (relegation and failure to get promotion) and at Sheff Utd (failure to get promotion)
rallyboy Posted 5 February, 2017 Posted 5 February, 2017 Run Nige, run as far away from that place as you can get.
Pamplemousse Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/transfer-news/yakubu-set-coventry-city-fitness-12559071 Surprised he's not going back to his 'spiritual home' - surely they'd break the bank to get him back there? Or sell more 'shares' to raise the necessary cash?
Pamplemousse Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/pompey/now-pompey-s-finest-ever-team-is-reunited-1-7806431 Instances of racial abuse had prompted the city to rally round the central defender and condemn such Fratton Park terrace behaviour. #bestest They've been abusing their own players since the 1940s. Although, I am surprised Neil Allen was allowed to write such a libellous comment, it's nothing more than fake news.
Weston Super Saint Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/pompey/now-pompey-s-finest-ever-team-is-reunited-1-7806431 #bestest They've been abusing their own players since the 1940s. Although, I am surprised Neil Allen was allowed to write such a libellous comment, it's nothing more than fake news. That whole piece serves only 2 purposes. 1. Pompey's claim to have the second black player ever playing for them [surprised they didn't claim the first]. 2. Promote nobhead neil's book.
mickn Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 Slightly off topic but worthy of a mention I feel is the opening sentance in last Thursday's News. The front page headline story was about a serial fly tipper who, according to the News, 'had blighted many beauty spots across Portsmouth'. If any English students ever needed an example of the perfect oxymoron.......
OldNick Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 That whole piece serves only 2 purposes. 1. Pompey's claim to have the second black player ever playing for them [surprised they didn't claim the first]. 2. Promote nobhead neil's book. 'His quick wit' I suspect Allen had to look up the meaning of wit!
Bobbyboy Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 That whole piece serves only 2 purposes. 1. Pompey's claim to have the second black player ever playing for them [surprised they didn't claim the first]. 2. Promote nobhead neil's book. Walter Tull at Northampton (and Tottenham I believe) and Jack Leslie at Plymouth would be two prior to the Pompey claim that I know of off top of head who played professionally in England prior to WW2 (WW1 in Tull's case). Probably there are at least one or two others? Leslie is a crazy story, he was picked for England while at Plymouth and then dropped when they found out he wasn't white.
Bobbyboy Posted 6 February, 2017 Posted 6 February, 2017 Walter Tull at Northampton (and Tottenham I believe) and Jack Leslie at Plymouth would be two prior to the Pompey claim that I know of off top of head who played professionally in England prior to WW2 (WW1 in Tull's case). Probably there are at least one or two others? Leslie is a crazy story, he was picked for England while at Plymouth and then dropped when they found out he wasn't white. OK did a search and found another, Arthur Wharton who was a goalkeeper and the first black pro footballer.
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