Big News Sunday (Mayflower to close for 2018/19 season)

Absolute classic there with the snivelling little shit Olliearsehole9 going to Wikepedia to look for some information to try and raise an argument, then getting it all wrong. Silly little boy.

Graiser wrote:

Angry wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

There a reason for them to announced the stand being close and ST holders moving over with the start of season tickets sales. All the best seats over the other stands will be snapped up, so other fans will be concerned where they are going to be seated next season and my buy a ST.

Well i hope the club do their diligence good and not book the moanflower lot into seats that current season ticket holder operate despite their claims that they will. I have experience of them booking other people in my seat where i once sat cause they didnt check the occupied box when they booked a group into the rows i and others were sat in. We got told to move  lol.

It’s quite clear on the website that won’t happen, we’ll see

“Options will not include seats currently occupied by 2017-18 season-ticket holders but, if these subsequently become available, Mayflower migrants will be able switch during Moving Week in the summer”

i did read the exact same thing everyone else, however Nothing is straight forward from this club as my previous experience goes by concerning this matter.

Peggy will be along in a minute and tell us just how thoughtful this regime is when allocating and re-designating seating areas. Virtually no thought for the bum on the seat at all.

beesrus wrote:

Peggy will be along in a minute and tell us just how thoughtful this regime is when allocating and re-designating seating areas. Virtually no thought for the bum on the seat at all.

oh yeah i forgot all about that invasion if blocks 3-4 by plebbs ultras, That more than proves the club cant be trusted when it comes to allocating seats already engaged.

Look out for some more stadium bans in the coming fixtures, to make the Prime seats available to the Grandstand Dwellers!

On a different note, i'm betting that a certain joint forum owner will go into the Devonport. Be too scared to come into the Lyndhurst!

BBC1 wrote:

Look out for some more stadium bans in the coming fixtures, to make the Prime seats available to the Grandstand Dwellers!

On a different note, i'm betting that a certain joint forum owner will go into the Devonport. Be too scared to come into the Lyndhurst!

Where will the new directors box be i wonder? thats where this hanger on will be.

Czarcasm wrote:

Absolute classic there with the snivelling little shit  Olliearsehole9 going to Wikepedia to look for some information to try and raise an argument, then getting it all wrong. Silly little boy.

Olliearsehole is the standout bumlicker in a world class field, Knobber sure knows how to pick em!!

Angry wrote:

BBC1 wrote:

Look out for some more stadium bans in the coming fixtures, to make the Prime seats available to the Grandstand Dwellers!

On a different note, i'm betting that a certain joint forum owner will go into the Devonport. Be too scared to come into the Lyndhurst!

Where will the new directors box be i wonder? thats where this hanger on will be.

Zoo Corner seems like the best place for the animals

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

They do sell Block 15 and 16 when other blocks are full (but not on line) Like someone said on another site, why did they not move the Mayflower ST holders into these blocks? Where are Brent and his fellow men going to move to?

Surely the entire horseshoe has to be available for next season with just 4 lines for seg. If Wembley can do it for Spurs surely to god our lot can organise it

I think it was once mentioned that 'police charges'would increase. No doubt the reluctant one will have his calculator at the ready. However, should there be an exodus of players this summer and even worse, DA cashing in on his raised profile, capacity should not be a problem. But you never know with janners. It takes a long time for the penny to drop and most have been conditioned to 'just support'.

Tringreen wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

They do sell Block 15 and 16 when other blocks are full (but not on line) Like someone said on another site, why did they not move the Mayflower ST holders into these blocks? Where are Brent and his fellow men going to move to?

Surely the entire horseshoe has to be available for next season with just 4 lines for seg. If Wembley can do it for Spurs surely to god our lot can organise it

I think it was once mentioned that 'police charges'would increase. No doubt the reluctant one will have his calculator at the ready. However, should there be an exodus of players this summer and even worse, DA cashing in on his raised profile, capacity should not be a problem. But you never know with janners. It takes a long time for the penny to drop and most have been conditioned to 'just support'.

Why do you continually discriminate against ''janners''? Do you really think you are something special or superior? I doubt you are but I'll guarantee you'll be at Wembley if we get there to ''meet old friends'' What pollocks!!

I myself use the term 'Janner' in a derogatory manner.

PatDunne wrote:

I myself use the term 'Janner' in a derogatory manner.

Me too. Isn't it just a Plymouth word for Wurzel?

Because Janners have a tendency to accept mediocrity. In general the city is dazzled by the man from the “big house” and mistrusts those “up the line”. Brent wouldn’t be such a big cheese in any other city of this size.

A city the size of Plymouth should have a long track record of success, yet it is the largest city never to have had a top flight football club, no airport, no John Lewis FFS, no motorway and is at risk of being cut off from the railway network. It has a poor record of contributing to the arts, with no bands to speak of and Judi Spiers still managing to sneak into lists of “famous people from ‘Muff”.

Only Plymouth could spend so much time celebrating a boat that actually left the place 400 years ago.

It has a beautiful vista and is the gateway to some of the most stunning countryside the world has to offer, but it has a tendency to allow stuff to happen to it, rather than making things happen. Modern day Poldark.

It appears that Meetoo from the Farm is joining the Block 14 brigade. Hope he knows what he's signing himself up to!

Rickler wrote:

PatDunne wrote:

I myself use the term 'Janner' in a derogatory manner.

Me too.  Isn't it just a Plymouth word for Wurzel?

I often use the word Plymouth in a derogatory manner.

I often use the name Brent in a derogatory manner.

akagreengull wrote:

I often use the name Brent in a derogatory manner.

Only a matter of time until our talented artist here produces Shithouse paper with Brents boat race adorning every sheet in glorious colour

Dick Trickle wrote:

Because Janners have a tendency to accept mediocrity. In general the city is dazzled by the man from the “big house” and mistrusts those “up the line”. Brent wouldn’t be such a big cheese in any other city of this size.

A city the size of Plymouth should have a long track record of success, yet it is the largest city never to have had a top flight football club, no airport, no John Lewis FFS, no motorway and is at risk of being cut off from the railway network. It has a poor record of contributing to the arts, with no bands to speak of and Judi Spiers still managing to sneak into lists of “famous people from ‘Muff”.

Only Plymouth could spend so much time celebrating a boat that actually left the place 400 years ago.

It has a beautiful vista and is the gateway to some of the most stunning countryside the world has to offer, but it has a tendency to allow stuff to happen to it, rather than making things happen. Modern day Poldark.

I'm not having that.

I'm a Janner and have no intention at all of accepting mediocrity.

We did have an airport but it was inadequate.

Mistrusting those from up the line? Not me although I do think Westminster treats us (meaning Devon and Cornwall) with what amounts to contempt particularly with regard to the motorway and rail connection.

Judi Spiers is from Exeter and what is so great about John Lewis?

I also suspect there's rather more famous Plymothians than we might think. Off the top of my head: Tom Daley, Dawn French, Charles Dance, Donald Sinden, Michael Foot, Nancy Astor, Beryl Cook, Robert Lenkiewicz (bit dodgy that one but he became ours), Scott of the Antarctic, Wayne Sleep, Angela Rippon, Trevor Francis... and there must be others that don't immediately spring to mind.

... like Sir Francis Drake!

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

... like Sir Francis Drake!

Although he was born in Surrey Alex Stepney went to Public School in Cobourg st. Steve Tinney the sports master used to never stop talking about him

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Because Janners have a tendency to accept mediocrity. In general the city is dazzled by the man from the “big house” and mistrusts those “up the line”. Brent wouldn’t be such a big cheese in any other city of this size.

A city the size of Plymouth should have a long track record of success, yet it is the largest city never to have had a top flight football club, no airport, no John Lewis FFS, no motorway and is at risk of being cut off from the railway network. It has a poor record of contributing to the arts, with no bands to speak of and Judi Spiers still managing to sneak into lists of “famous people from ‘Muff”.

Only Plymouth could spend so much time celebrating a boat that actually left the place 400 years ago.

It has a beautiful vista and is the gateway to some of the most stunning countryside the world has to offer, but it has a tendency to allow stuff to happen to it, rather than making things happen. Modern day Poldark.

I'm not having that.

I'm a Janner and have no intention at all of accepting mediocrity.

We did have an airport but it was inadequate.

Mistrusting those from up the line? Not me although I do think Westminster treats us (meaning Devon and Cornwall) with what amounts to contempt particularly with regard to the motorway and rail connection.

Judi Spiers is from Exeter and what is so great about John Lewis?

I also suspect there's rather more famous Plymothians than we might think. Off the top of my head: Tom Daley, Dawn French, Charles Dance, Donald Sinden, Michael Foot, Nancy Astor, Beryl Cook, Robert Lenkiewicz (bit dodgy that one but he became ours), Scott of the Antarctic, Wayne Sleep, Angela Rippon, Trevor Francis... and there must be others that don't immediately spring to mind.

William Bligh

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Because Janners have a tendency to accept mediocrity. In general the city is dazzled by the man from the “big house” and mistrusts those “up the line”. Brent wouldn’t be such a big cheese in any other city of this size.

A city the size of Plymouth should have a long track record of success, yet it is the largest city never to have had a top flight football club, no airport, no John Lewis FFS, no motorway and is at risk of being cut off from the railway network. It has a poor record of contributing to the arts, with no bands to speak of and Judi Spiers still managing to sneak into lists of “famous people from ‘Muff”.

Only Plymouth could spend so much time celebrating a boat that actually left the place 400 years ago.

It has a beautiful vista and is the gateway to some of the most stunning countryside the world has to offer, but it has a tendency to allow stuff to happen to it, rather than making things happen. Modern day Poldark.

I'm not having that.

I'm a Janner and have no intention at all of accepting mediocrity.

We did have an airport but it was inadequate.

Mistrusting those from up the line? Not me although I do think Westminster treats us (meaning Devon and Cornwall) with what amounts to contempt particularly with regard to the motorway and rail connection.

Judi Spiers is from Exeter and what is so great about John Lewis?

I also suspect there's rather more famous Plymothians than we might think. Off the top of my head: Tom Daley, Dawn French, Charles Dance, Donald Sinden, Michael Foot, Nancy Astor, Beryl Cook, Robert Lenkiewicz (bit dodgy that one but he became ours), Scott of the Antarctic, Wayne Sleep, Angela Rippon, Trevor Francis... and there must be others that don't immediately spring to mind.

I’m sure there was once a Janner bird who got her tits onto Page3 of the Sun.

Oh and that hairdresser maid who made it to about week 4 in The Apprentice.

Freathy wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Because Janners have a tendency to accept mediocrity. In general the city is dazzled by the man from the “big house” and mistrusts those “up the line”. Brent wouldn’t be such a big cheese in any other city of this size.

A city the size of Plymouth should have a long track record of success, yet it is the largest city never to have had a top flight football club, no airport, no John Lewis FFS, no motorway and is at risk of being cut off from the railway network. It has a poor record of contributing to the arts, with no bands to speak of and Judi Spiers still managing to sneak into lists of “famous people from ‘Muff”.

Only Plymouth could spend so much time celebrating a boat that actually left the place 400 years ago.

It has a beautiful vista and is the gateway to some of the most stunning countryside the world has to offer, but it has a tendency to allow stuff to happen to it, rather than making things happen. Modern day Poldark.

I'm not having that.

I'm a Janner and have no intention at all of accepting mediocrity.

We did have an airport but it was inadequate.

Mistrusting those from up the line? Not me although I do think Westminster treats us (meaning Devon and Cornwall) with what amounts to contempt particularly with regard to the motorway and rail connection.

Judi Spiers is from Exeter and what is so great about John Lewis?

I also suspect there's rather more famous Plymothians than we might think. Off the top of my head: Tom Daley, Dawn French, Charles Dance, Donald Sinden, Michael Foot, Nancy Astor, Beryl Cook, Robert Lenkiewicz (bit dodgy that one but he became ours), Scott of the Antarctic, Wayne Sleep, Angela Rippon, Trevor Francis... and there must be others that don't immediately spring to mind.

William Bligh

Stanley Gibbons, William Cookworthy,William Elford Leach MD, Isaac Foot,Lewis Pugh, Kate Nesbitt

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

... like Sir Francis Drake!

Tavvy bhey surely?

Anyway, Ian Ward and John Childs played test cricket for England,Ron Goodwin composed a lot of well known stuff including the music for 633 Squadron and Where eagles dare.

I am from Plymouth but I'm not a Janner.