Battle of the Ports

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vincent_vega wrote:

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Hmmmm, i think "Jimmy fvcked up automatic promotion" would sell more, in Stripes naturally

To celebrate reaching the L2 playoff semi final jeez if you think thats bad just wait if we do fluke it to wembley there be selling all kinds of aviva shit

RegGreen wrote:

To celebrate reaching the L2 playoff semi final jeez if you think thats bad just wait if we do fluke it to wembley there be selling all kinds of aviva shit

Since the playoffs have been confirmed, it seems all JB / PAFC is focusing on is screwing every last dime from the fan base. Would have been nice to hear of maybe a couple of free coaches being put on........

vincent_vega wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

To celebrate reaching the L2 playoff semi final jeez if you think thats bad just wait if we do fluke it to wembley there be selling all kinds of aviva shit

Since the playoffs have been confirmed, it seems all JB / PAFC is focusing on is screwing every last dime from the fan base. Would have been nice to hear of maybe a couple of free coaches being put on........

nikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkki's
Not packing any heat no more "alledgely" skint

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

Jesus wept

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

vincent_vega wrote:

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Hmmmm, i think "Jimmy fvcked up automatic promotion" would sell more, in Stripes naturally

Is once-a-season-Webby going to lead us into play up Pompey again.
God how nooly must have gritted his teeth having to pretend that was a good idea

vincent_vega wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

To celebrate reaching the L2 playoff semi final jeez if you think thats bad just wait if we do fluke it to wembley there be selling all kinds of aviva shit

Since the playoffs have been confirmed, it seems all JB / PAFC is focusing on is screwing every last dime from the fan base. Would have been nice to hear of maybe a couple of free coaches being put on........

You're pissed Vincent. I'm pithed off - no mugs for sale

Lord Biro wrote:

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

Coastal path sounds nice my Lord. Even in August you can escape everyone on the path.

The first time I heard Dockyard Derby was Sky bigging up the first televised fixture at Home Park. Before then it was always Battle of the Ports.

You're right about Newell's designs on the commercial department though. He fancies himself as a Janner Philip Green

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Jesus wept

Indeed fella, indeed.

Dick Trickle wrote:

Lord Biro wrote:

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

Coastal path sounds nice my Lord. Even in August you can escape everyone on the path.

The first time I heard Dockyard Derby was Sky bigging up the first televised fixture at Home Park. Before then it was always Battle of the Ports.

You're right about Newell's designs on the commercial department though. He fancies himself as a Janner Philip Green

Imagine the damage that could be wraught in that role !

I'll be wearing one, singing 'three little birds' and waving my phone in the air in the second leg when the aggregate score is 8-0 Pompey.

Just f*** off brent

Be thankful .. Brent and his quivering lip saved us

Dick Trickle wrote:

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Jesus wept

Indeed fella, indeed.

I mean, seriously, who is going to buy that? It is Battle of the Ports though - learnt that from my old man

Can you still buy the T shirts from this seasons triumphant Devon Derby successes?

vincent_vega wrote:

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£14 for that!!!! they really are some piss takers working for argyle. plus you could buy one of them for £1 in a weeks time from any charity shop

Deffo battle of the ports and has been for last 50 years that I'm aware of.

BBC1 wrote:

Can you still buy the T shirts from this seasons triumphant Devon Derby successes?

how are pasotis merch doing these days

Dick Trickle wrote:

Lord Biro wrote:

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

You're right about Newell's designs on the commercial department though.

Complete shoe in for Porky.......After all you know where to buy all the Shirts don't you Nooly  

harvetheslayer wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Lord Biro wrote:

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

You're right about Newell's designs on the commercial department though.

Complete shoe in for Porky.......After all you know where to buy all the Shirts don't you Nooly  

from a sweat shop in thailand..all a original of coarse

RegGreen wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Lord Biro wrote:

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

You're right about Newell's designs on the commercial department though.

Complete shoe in for Porky.......After all you know where to buy all the Shirts don't you Nooly  

from a sweat shop in thailand..all a original of coarse .

Vietnam......They knock up an Argyle Shirt complete with Signatures for 50,000 Dong.  Said Dong then flogs on Pasoti as original 

harvetheslayer wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Lord Biro wrote:

PAFC and Newell singing from the same hymn sheet, but different words and motivations. Newell got his Pasoti former AFT mate to say the fixture had always been known as the "battle of the dockyards" and the club had printed the wrong shirt.
Where he got that from, I have no idea. It was always billed as the battle of the ports.

Obviously just another chance to have a pop at the PAFC commercial department, that Newell has always had his envious eyes on. Won't have a single bad word said about the owner, but lays into his employees with relish. Fancy causing yet more internal bad feeling just before an important game. So much for all in it together.
I'll be walking the coast path, as it is looking rather nice weather. Such is the way of boycott.

You're right about Newell's designs on the commercial department though.

Complete shoe in for Porky.......After all you know where to buy all the Shirts don't you Nooly  

from a sweat shop in thailand..all a original of coarse .

Vietnam......They knock up an Argyle Shirt complete with Signatures for 50,000 Dong.  Said Dong then flogs on Pasoti as original 

Allegedly..Im sure your right though Harves

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