Pompey - Argyle

Freathy wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

Wake me up when this nightmare is over

According to the proper fans on the Auction site, Akkerons dream team is showing Playoff potential!

What part of being bottom all season, unable to score, unable to defend, and being generally ultra-shite don't they understand?  It seems when Akkeron Argo Nil FC plummet through the trap door next March/April it will come as a surprise to the brentophiles.

Youm naaaat a praaaaaper faaaaaaan Sad Act !

It’s a question that’s regularly asked on here, but once again I find myself pondering one of the great mysteries of the universe:

What f***ing Planet is Captain Wankspasm on?

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Homeslice wrote:

It’s a question that’s regularly asked on here, but once again I find myself pondering one of the great mysteries of the universe:

What f***ing Planet is Captain Wankspasm on?

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The same planet as that moron HC Green.

Brent /Akkeron relegated the club back in the summer when Adams was forced to through fourth division dustbins or jobcentres, to find players who were obvious to all but the simple happy clappy posh leg shaggers, nowhere near third division standard, it not the managers fault the team is dogshit.

I see that Posteys closed poll has still seen votes for Mathews, Grant and Shitkey. Even with all his diligence he still can't sniff out the lurkers. He seems to think my present sign in is on his side.

Punchdrunk wrote:

Good to see the Janner Nation in action at this difficult time, very rousing at this time of footballing struggle.
Hail JB our saviour.

And still not a single thing on the farmyard about yesterdays flare incident or the Oxford bottle thrower.
Strange breed these Akkeron supporters.

Punchdrunk wrote:

And still not a single thing on the farmyard about yesterdays flare incident or the Oxford bottle thrower.
Strange breed these Akkeron supporters.

There was a mention of the flare on the how many at Pompey thread but didn't go into details, from what I could gather it was an Argo fan let it off in the Cherry Tree?
Don't know where I got the CT from it was the Good Companians which I guess is the Pompey one and not the Plymouth one.

akagreengull wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

Good to see the Janner Nation in action at this difficult time, very rousing at this time of footballing struggle.
Hail JB our saviour.

Janners!! Janners!! In plymouth were all bucket ratting Janners ...all together now

Adams is getting plenty of stick on the Auction / Gash Christmas Card site, but no mention about Brents role in why Akkeron argo cant compete in the third division?

Hmm!! I mite pop over to that site of bile & spew to have a quick read of that suffers

Earwegoagain wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

And still not a single thing on the farmyard about yesterdays flare incident or the Oxford bottle thrower.
Strange breed these Akkeron supporters.

There was a mention of the flare on the how many at Pompey thread but didn't go into details, from what I could gather it was an Argo fan let it off in the Cherry Tree?
Don't know where I got the CT from it was the Good Companians which I guess is the Pompey one and not the Plymouth one.

Must have been the Pompey one. The Plymouth one has been flattened.

RegGreen wrote:

Hmm!! I mite pop over to that site of bile & spew to have a quick read of that suffers

I have now. Snag is I had to change my clothes after each page due to pithing myself laughing. Luckily I have more than one pair of boxers. I fear some people may have snags logging on soon.


PS I used to work in the Good Companions in Mayflower St in 1973

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

And still not a single thing on the farmyard about yesterdays flare incident or the Oxford bottle thrower.
Strange breed these Akkeron supporters.

There was a mention of the flare on the how many at Pompey thread but didn't go into details, from what I could gather it was an Argo fan let it off in the Cherry Tree?
Don't know where I got the CT from it was the Good Companians which I guess is the Pompey one and not the Plymouth one.

Must have been the Pompey one. The Plymouth one has been flattened.

Here's the flattening. Never liked the place. Delighted to snap it's demise.  Everything that was crass about the 70s, and of course a favourite meeting place for the Argyle boot boys of the time. Byeeeeeeeee.

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Frank Bullitt wrote:

Homeslice wrote:

It’s a question that’s regularly asked on here, but once again I find myself pondering one of the great mysteries of the universe:

What f***ing Planet is Captain Wankspasm on?

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The same planet as that moron HC Green.

Many of the comments are utterly startling. Blind leading the blind

beesrus wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

And still not a single thing on the farmyard about yesterdays flare incident or the Oxford bottle thrower.
Strange breed these Akkeron supporters.

There was a mention of the flare on the how many at Pompey thread but didn't go into details, from what I could gather it was an Argo fan let it off in the Cherry Tree?
Don't know where I got the CT from it was the Good Companians which I guess is the Pompey one and not the Plymouth one.

Must have been the Pompey one. The Plymouth one has been flattened.

Here's the flattening. Never liked the place. Delighted to snap it's demise.  Everything that was crass about the 70s, and of course a favourite meeting place for the Argyle boot boys of the time. Byeeeeeeeee.

Thinking back thats about right. I can remember the Argyle beh's arranging a coach from there to Old Trafford in Jan 1974 for FA Cup. Departing at midnight on the Friday. We were waiting outside with loads of bottled beer when the driver turns up and says ''no bottles allowed'' WTF!! So we all sat on the grass opposite and drank the lot. Left at about 00.30. I was 18 then.

Homeslice wrote:

It’s a question that’s regularly asked on here, but once again I find myself pondering one of the great mysteries of the universe:

What f***ing Planet is Captain Wankspasm on?

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glad to know his 2018 calendar has arrived.

it was a good venue for live bands, I avoided it at other times - too many working class in there......

Class hatred ?
I don't even "hate" the likes of Brent. Friends of all persuasions, me. I just don't like certain sorts of behaviour, wherever it comes from.
Just to comment on your incorrect assumption, if I had such a "class" distinction in my head, I would say I prefer "working class" company, but am choosy who I spend my time with.  A bit like most people I would guess.
T'was a 'orrible tacky pub with the odd  dodgy landlord over it's time. It also still had a lounge/bar separation, if you ever, a 50/60s ugly estate pub build, but slap bang in the city centre. I much preferred the Minerva or the Devonport Labour Club for a pint at the time., and of course, the fine Wellington drugs pub on the Hill, now sadly gone. Never liked the skinhead thing.

Used to meet in the Goodies regularly on a Friday with my mates none of us really liked it but it was in a convenient location. I have two abiding memories of the place - there was always a few tw@ts in there who were looking for a scrap and the Courage Best (worst) tasted like piss.
Happy days.

beesrus wrote:

Class hatred ?
I don't even "hate" the likes of Brent. Friends of all persuasions, me. I just don't like certain sorts of behaviour, wherever it comes from.
Just to comment on your incorrect assumption, if I had such a "class" distinction in my head, I would say I prefer "working class" company, but am choosy who I spend my time with.  A bit like most people I would guess.
T'was a 'orrible tacky pub with the odd  dodgy landlord over it's time. It also still had a lounge/bar separation, if you ever, a 50/60s ugly estate pub build, but slap bang in the city centre. I much preferred the Minerva or the Devonport Labour Club for a pint at the time., and of course, the fine Wellington drugs pub on the Hill, now sadly gone. Never liked the skinhead thing.

No need to explain Bees although I never classed it as a skinhead pub. I had some skinhead mates very, very much misunderstood. We used to meet up in the Kings, a couple of skinheads, a few punks, new romantics, bikers and hippies proper this is England stuff but without the racism in fact one of my skinhead mates had a black rude girl girlfriend, used to hit the Minerva, where my mates girlfriend did get racist abuse from some of the boot necks in there. Then on the Ronnies Club a proper melting pot of all types. I used the Provvy, Welly (although my skinhead mates didn't used to go in there) Nottingham and the pub on Eastlake St. on the corner most have now gone.

akagreengull wrote:

Used to meet in the Goodies regularly on a Friday with my mates none of us really liked it but it was in a convenient location. I have two abiding memories of the place - there was always a few tw@ts in there who were looking for a scrap and the Courage Best (worst) tasted like piss.
Happy days.

A very accurate description AKA. Plymouth had a lot of pubs that were punchy and full of what we would call lounge lizzards in bowling shirts. The Lion and Column could be particularly troublesome along with the Royal Marine at Efford.

I guess we will have passed in the night many times Earwig, given your list.

Not a huge Plymouth pub goer anymore, but I still use the Fortescue on occasion and the Provvy infrequently when friends are in town after they've suffered the football of Del boy. Sir Frank used to frequent there until the last few years. . The old Trafalgar, now Bread and Roses, is a good, but expensive pub these days, but we're all getting on a bit and social meeting places have morphed.
Any pub time I do these days is out of the muff, often in the excellent Bay Horse at Totnes where the music is second to none. In fact we braved the Crosscountry strike and took the £3.30 evening ranger train deal there last night for some excellent jazz and performance poetry. Sam does a lot of "out there" Sun Ra type stuff, and last night he did an affectionate goodbye to a long term Totnes music/ theatre friend of his and Bay Horse regular who died, Peter Kiddle. Google his small obituary in the Guardian, Earwig. An interesting life well lived. Worked for the Welfare State theatre company at one time. Doesn't get much more working class than that.
Right that's enough meandering, probably due to last night's beer.

I got banned from the Nottingham for asking for my 20p back that the space invader machine had swallowed :-)