I was making plenty of noise in front of the TV in Johannesburg

by Zammo » 16 May 2017 09:22
I was making plenty of noise in front of the TV in Johannesburg
by TBM » 16 May 2017 09:48
genome Bit rich coming from fans of the club who issued out rumblestix. One of the most ridiculous and cringeworthy things I have ever seen at a football match. Well, next to the 2014 pitch invasion.
by NewCorkSeth » 16 May 2017 10:00
From Despair To Where?RoyalBlueFrom Despair To Where?
What's most shocking about that article is that a quick Google search confirms that that bloke is genuinely an award winning journalist and not a 12 year old netmong having a post game gimp fit.
'The Kelvin Mackenzie Award For Best Factual Piece'?
Proper awards for proper journalism, apparently although clearly not Sports Writer of the Year He talks a lot about the importance of unbiased reporting and a keen adherence to the facts. A clear case of Do as I Say, Not as I Do.
by The Cube » 16 May 2017 10:24
by Winston Biscuit » 16 May 2017 10:25
by RoyalBlue » 16 May 2017 11:10
From Despair To Where?RoyalBlueFrom Despair To Where?
What's most shocking about that article is that a quick Google search confirms that that bloke is genuinely an award winning journalist and not a 12 year old netmong having a post game gimp fit.
'The Kelvin Mackenzie Award For Best Factual Piece'?
Proper awards for proper journalism, apparently although clearly not Sports Writer of the Year He talks a lot about the importance of unbiased reporting and a keen adherence to the facts. A clear case of Do as I Say, Not as I Do.
by under the tin » 16 May 2017 11:28
genome Bit rich coming from fans of the club who issued out rumblestix. One of the most ridiculous and cringeworthy things I have ever seen at a football match. Well, next to the 2014 pitch invasion.
by bobby1413 » 16 May 2017 11:41
under the tingenome Bit rich coming from fans of the club who issued out rumblestix. One of the most ridiculous and cringeworthy things I have ever seen at a football match. Well, next to the 2014 pitch invasion.
For me, easily the most cringeworthy thing I have ever witnessed at a RFC game was:
Norwich at home, a few seasons back, the bloke on the mike shouting
BRING - IT - ON,
Everyone in the ground had a cardboard placard with the same words on it
Mike bloke
"C'mon everybody, hold your cards up, with me.. BRING - IT - ON
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by St Pauli » 16 May 2017 13:28
under the tingenome Bit rich coming from fans of the club who issued out rumblestix. One of the most ridiculous and cringeworthy things I have ever seen at a football match. Well, next to the 2014 pitch invasion.
For me, easily the most cringeworthy thing I have ever witnessed at a RFC game was:
Norwich at home, a few seasons back, the bloke on the mike shouting
BRING - IT - ON,
Everyone in the ground had a cardboard placard with the same words on it
Mike bloke
"C'mon everybody, hold your cards up, with me.. BRING - IT - ON
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by jd82 » 16 May 2017 13:39
St Pauliunder the tingenome Bit rich coming from fans of the club who issued out rumblestix. One of the most ridiculous and cringeworthy things I have ever seen at a football match. Well, next to the 2014 pitch invasion.
For me, easily the most cringeworthy thing I have ever witnessed at a RFC game was:
Norwich at home, a few seasons back, the bloke on the mike shouting
BRING - IT - ON,
Everyone in the ground had a cardboard placard with the same words on it
Mike bloke
"C'mon everybody, hold your cards up, with me.. BRING - IT - ON
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The worst IMO was when they got little children to do the 'Back the Boyz' bit, remember me and my brother simultaneously facepalming, whilst mrs st pauli looked at us both and ChuckLOLed
by From Despair To Where? » 16 May 2017 13:55
RoyalBlueFrom Despair To Where?RoyalBlue
'The Kelvin Mackenzie Award For Best Factual Piece'?
Proper awards for proper journalism, apparently although clearly not Sports Writer of the Year He talks a lot about the importance of unbiased reporting and a keen adherence to the facts. A clear case of Do as I Say, Not as I Do.
I might be wrong but I suspect the online biographies relating to him might larg
ely be self-authored. One claims he received an award for uncovering a plot in 1988 to assassinate the queen on a royal tour - strangely the link to the actual award story doesn't work! Other links to awards don't work either. Elsewhere the assassination plot award is watered down to him exposing an attempted cover up of such a plot. And with respect, I doubt he was up against much competition in New Zealand.
by RoyalBlue » 16 May 2017 14:42
From Despair To Where?RoyalBlue
I might be wrong but I suspect the online biographies relating to him might larg
ely be self-authored. One claims he received an award for uncovering a plot in 1988 to assassinate the queen on a royal tour - strangely the link to the actual award story doesn't work! Other links to awards don't work either. Elsewhere the assassination plot award is watered down to him exposing an attempted cover up of such a plot. And with respect, I doubt he was up against much competition in New Zealand.
I don't doubt that and I appreciate what you're saying. I've got a cycling proficiency badge but that doesn't make me Chris Froome. My point was more that, for someone who on the face of it has some pedigree as a serious journalist to allow the publication of and put his name to such a rambling, incoherent, nonsensical rant is a serious lack of professional judgement. Also using his "pedigree" as validation for such an appallingly written article which is quite frankly dumb.
My 12 year old son would be embarrassed to admit authorship of that.
by Nameless » 16 May 2017 14:46
glass half fulltaipairoyalTBM
We're all getting a flag to wave around, tonight...
Well that really is good news, please can someone stick a flag up Ian Royals arse if he tries to run on he pitch again!.
Could flags on sticks be seen by stewards as offensive weapons?
by Sutekh » 16 May 2017 14:50
by paultheroyal » 16 May 2017 14:53
They only have a good home record because their pitch is the worst in the division more like a rugby field which it is ! Coyw's
Just a mention
Was at the game on Saturday with my daughter and after the game we went for something to eat in Putney, as we were going back into Fulham a group of Reading fans saw my fulham top, and decided that one bloke with his daughter were fair game, what a bunch of mugs, sadly it broke into something, and luckily for me some other fellas saw what was going on and rescued me from a potential pasting, whoever they are, thanks fellas. Now I want the team to get revenge, that would make my day
Take sandwiches and crisps to eat in the car before the game, or, risk Pizza Hut/KFC/a.n.other local eatery.
In 2008 we had sandwiches in the car but this is an evening game on a tuesday not 3pm and saturday
by NewCorkSeth » 16 May 2017 16:55
paultheroyalTake cucumber sandwiches and crisps to eat in the car before the game, or, risk Pizza Hut/KFC/a.n.other local eatery.
In 2008 we had sandwiches in the car but this is an evening game on a tuesday not 3pm and saturday
by Nameless » 16 May 2017 17:00
by BR0B0T » 16 May 2017 17:33
by Davezk » 16 May 2017 21:46
by Half Biscuit » 16 May 2017 21:55
Davezk Are Fulham mad?
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