sotonjoe

Does the fact that I referred to audio transcripts when only written ones exist really change the whole outcome of the discussion Um? It's the sort of legal loophole a sneaky barrister (new career choice for you?) may try to exploit, but for the sake of common sense debate, I'd expect a little more pragmatism from you.

You are so funny Um ... now I know why you got your nickname.

Only in your eyes Um, and that was in the other argument you tried to twist out of the original one. I also provided your evidence you so desperately craved but you sulked because it wasn't in the correct format! You still haven't told me how not wanting to listen to Lawrie shows disrespect which is what the discussion was about before you twsited it. Rather, you're desperate that we debate how much of an evil or innocent Lawrie was in the downfall of SFC.

no excuses from you my boy as the answer was staring you in the face... you need to reread the thread as you've clearly failed to grasp the order of events ... op = lawrie's on the radio me = i've no interest in listening to what he has to say somebody else = why on earth not me= my most recent memory of him is in all those bitter boardroom shenanigans and I never want any of those people chipping in with a word or two ever again the lawrie fanclub = HOW DARE YOU DISRESPECT OUR GREATEST MANAGER WHO EVER LIVED? WE SHALL LISTEN TO HIS WORDS FOREVER MORE.

Exactly. Markus did say in his first interview that he will buy his own ticket and that he expects his executive staff to do so as well. IMO he got this one the wrong way round, I don't see why people such as Oldknow who are at the games in a professional capacity should have to pay. I would however be extremely disappointed if we are still handing out freebie guest tickets to Lowe, Crouch, Lawrie, Wilde, Corbett, Richards, Jones, Wiseman or any other of hangers on from the old era. They're all welcome as fans, but they need to pay up.

You have the reading age of a gnat.

All I know is they have giggly little idents which slate Portsmouth.

you need to reread the thread as you've clearly failed to grasp the order of events ... op = lawrie's on the radio me = i've no interest in listening to what he has to say somebody else = why on earth not me= my most recent memory of him is in all those bitter boardroom shenanigans and I never want any of those people chipping in with a word or two ever again the lawrie fanclub = HOW DARE YOU DISRESPECT OUR GREATEST MANAGER WHO EVER LIVED? WE SHALL LISTEN TO HIS WORDS FOREVER MORE.

i can, but i thought he might be better off given a narrower list examples who had more in common! Clough and Pardew had an entriely different set of circumstances dictating their arrival and departures from Leeds and Charllton!

Are you flirting with me?

Please don't tell me you tried to draw a parallel between Pardew and Clough!

Armstrong or Lawrie? I need to know!

Should have reworded that bit Um to avoid the pit of irony. And I was never telling you lot not to listen to Sooper Lawrie, it was you lot telling me I had to ... remember? What did Lawrie have to say anyway?

his radio ran out of batteries this afternoon.

you disgust me. Lawrie would be ashamed.

And so it begins ...

I think you're all a fickle bunch, that's all.

or pretended to go to the moon right? I learnt that on the forum the other day.

Not on my radio he's not ...

Could do a job for us if we get any wind-up refs.

:smt054 Your eyes are a lovely colour.

You do realise that went over my head for a mo and I was about to google David Armstrong to check his history! You crazy guy you!!!

Ask Lawrie, he's still seething that I didn't tune in. So much so that he's got one of his ex-players to go on air and say how naughty I've been. I'm desperately trying to tune my radio to avoid going to hell ...

how is that 'easy' on the eye?