Hi Everybody

Seagull · 01-11-2004, 19:48

New to the board just thought i'd say hi

Shurm · 01-11-2004, 21:16

Welcome Seagull hope you enjoy your time here i'm the nice chap but watch out for the Smiffy character

RossendaleRed · 01-11-2004, 21:45

Hi Seagull, hope you enjoy your time on the forum.

AccyRed · 02-11-2004, 09:55

Hi Seagull

Welcome to our forum

Enjoy !!

Smiffy16 · 02-11-2004, 12:39

Welcome to AccyWeb Seagull..........

knowsthescore · 02-11-2004, 13:39

'owdoo
welcome to t'forum

Steven · 02-11-2004, 13:43

Hello seagull where r u from

ukcowboy · 02-11-2004, 15:20

Welcome buddy!

coley1957 · 02-11-2004, 19:00

Hi everyone!

I have been looking through some of the comments made by some of the members. Whilst accepting that everyone is entitled to their opinion, I sometimes find myself questioning what some people actually "see" from a spectator perspective.

In other words, they see what they want to see and do not consider the bigger picture at all. Injuries, suspensions, missed chances, sloppy defensive mistakes, dodgy refereeing decisions are part and parcel of the game. How a team that has achieved meteoric success over the last few seasons and is within striking distance of a Play-Off place, can now be considered by some supporters to be shambolic, after a couple of reverses, bemuses me. To then find that there are calls for the Manager's head and to question his credibility / ability leaves me to ask the question - "what's it like in your world"? Get real folks and look at life for what it is - not the way you expect it to be! As some members keep saying - Keep the faith!

AccyStanFan · 02-11-2004, 22:33

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Originally Posted by coley1957

Hi everyone!

I have been looking through some of the comments made by some of the members. Whilst accepting that everyone is entitled to their opinion, I sometimes find myself questioning what some people actually "see" from a spectator perspective.

In other words, they see what they want to see and do not consider the bigger picture at all. Injuries, suspensions, missed chances, sloppy defensive mistakes, dodgy refereeing decisions are part and parcel of the game. How a team that has achieved meteoric success over the last few seasons and is within striking distance of a Play-Off place, can now be considered by some supporters to be shambolic, after a couple of reverses, bemuses me. To then find that there are calls for the Manager's head and to question his credibility / ability leaves me to ask the question - "what's it like in your world"? Get real folks and look at life for what it is - not the way you expect it to be! As some members keep saying - Keep the faith!

well said whoever u are

Oggy · 03-11-2004, 00:11

AccyStanFan said, "well said whoever u are

".

I can only second that.

Coley1957....................intriguing.

knowsthescore · 03-11-2004, 15:41

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Originally Posted by coley1957

Hi everyone!

I have been looking through some of the comments made by some of the members. Whilst accepting that everyone is entitled to their opinion, I sometimes find myself questioning what some people actually "see" from a spectator perspective.

In other words, they see what they want to see and do not consider the bigger picture at all. Injuries, suspensions, missed chances, sloppy defensive mistakes, dodgy refereeing decisions are part and parcel of the game. How a team that has achieved meteoric success over the last few seasons and is within striking distance of a Play-Off place, can now be considered by some supporters to be shambolic, after a couple of reverses, bemuses me. To then find that there are calls for the Manager's head and to question his credibility / ability leaves me to ask the question - "what's it like in your world"? Get real folks and look at life for what it is - not the way you expect it to be! As some members keep saying - Keep the faith!

beautiful post, somebody can see the light, i think we are the only ones left without red tinted glasses. although coleman has gone as far as he can go (p.s. i dont want his head he's hardly an oil painting now is he!)

Willie Miller · 03-11-2004, 16:00

Sorry but don't lump me in with your royal "we".

Most "SUPPORTERS" are fully behind Coley (although I think he should have told Cooky to sit down last night when Butler was ok)

Keeping the Faith!

knowsthescore · 04-11-2004, 13:09

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Originally Posted by Willie Miller

Sorry but don't lump me in with your royal "we".

Most "SUPPORTERS" are fully behind Coley (although I think he should have told Cooky to sit down last night when Butler was ok)

Keeping the Faith!

when did i dump thee with this royal "we" ?

davy_boy · 04-11-2004, 20:24

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Originally Posted by Seagull

New to the board just thought i'd say hi

Hi Seagull..... Great to have you here. I hope you enjoy yourself here, & the great banter we all have