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If he did then at least he would mop it up and not leave it to decay like the crust on a cowpat as you exeter spunk spoilers like to do.

We are a big club! 

Lord Tisdale wrote:

ejh wrote:

Plymouth is a big club,


You wouldnt understand the anger over HHP

Come back when you have achieved what Argyle has,

Guffaw! The only "big club" in the 4th division relegation zone is Pompey and they wont be there for long while you have found your level.

Angry over getting a FREEBIE new stand? Easy to understand that, you are all stupid.

"achieved what Arghpile has"? You have won the 3rd division a couple of times, whoooopee foookin doo!

You need a reality check sunshine, years of 2nd division mid table mediocrity with a few thousand turning up when people had fook all else to do maketh not a "big club", but for the points donated by ECFC you would have been in the Conference by now, that may well prove to be your natural level.

Our natural level has generally been one or two divisions higher than schitty! Why should that be any different now then Tis?

Sturtz wrote:

We are a big club! 

Try telling that to the Brazilian Football Authorities  

That's the spirit!

Come on you bogie boys, stuff it right up us this Saturday, as a big club that's your prerogative. 'Course if we should somehow win it'll just be one of those shock upsets like when Hereford beat Arsenal or Dorchester beat Plymouth.

Iggy wrote:

Our natural level has generally been one or two divisions higher than schitty! Why should that be any different now then Tis?

Uh duh, things change.

If I had offered you up a bet 7 years ago, when you were bleeding the local economy so you could have a wank over the off chance of reaching the Prem and stage a world cup game between Paraguay and Bosnia, that today we should have not only caught up the 79 league places that separated us but you would also now be in the fourth year of trailing in our wake, what sort of odds would you have given me? Once you had finished laughing of course.

Time moves on, Yeovil are now the only west country side in the Championship, without I hasten to add spunking £17million pounds of someone else's money, while PAFC are the runt of the litter.

Big club?

Don't make me laugh.

Luton, now there's a big club, they've played in the top league and won a cup. I'll bet Argyle wish their days of playing teams like that were still possible.

Hang on a minute, they could be!

Sturtz wrote:

Luton, now there's a big club, they've played in the top league and won a cup. I'll bet Argyle wish their days of playing teams like that were still possible.

Hang on a minute, they could be!

Huge season this for the Gargs Sturtz, they get to play three clubs that have actually won something more than the 3rd division.

Stow that, four sides that have won something worth winning.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

ejh wrote:

Plymouth is a big club,


You wouldnt understand the anger over HHP

Come back when you have achieved what Argyle has,

Guffaw! The only "big club" in the 4th division relegation zone is Pompey and they wont be there for long while you have found your level.

Angry over getting a FREEBIE new stand? Easy to understand that, you are all stupid.

"achieved what Arghpile has"? You have won the 3rd division a couple of times, whoooopee foookin doo!

You need a reality check sunshine, years of 2nd division mid table mediocrity with a few thousand turning up when people had fook all else to do maketh not a "big club", but for the points donated by ECFC you would have been in the Conference by now, that may well prove to be your natural level.

We are a club who is actually in crisis because the 6,000 + crowds are not big enough, and our lowest for decades. Tell me, when did Exeter last have a 6,000+ crowd?

We are a club that historically has walked this division. We won it with a record points total of 102 points in 01-02, yep that is still a Football League record.

At third tier (Third Division South, Third Division, League One) we have been dominant. We have won it 3 times and finished runners up 6 times. To save you checking, Exeter finished runners up in 1933, and it was their highest ever league finish - to this day! I can only assume the rest of the country was too busy feeling the effects of the Wall Street crash and worrying about the rise of far right nationalism in Germany to notice.

We are a club that has finished within touching distance of the playoffs to the Premier League. We have traditionally sat comfortably in the second tier. Poor old Exeter can't even achieve what Yeovil has and be there for a season, just to visit the big clubs and wave a hand graciously...'It's just nice to be here' grinning from ear to ear, that sort of thing.

In the FA Cup we have got to the semi finals, and nearly did again in 08 - but despite belting performances, lost on both occasions. Exeter are usually happy to make it to the third round...'might we get Manchester United #exciting', that sort of thing.

When Exeter develop a history to replace those 100+ years of mediocrity, come let us know  

Sturtz wrote:

Luton, now there's a big club, they've played in the top league and won a cup. I'll bet Argyle wish their days of playing teams like that were still possible.

Hang on a minute, they could be!

The fact that Luton are in the Conference and local clubs like Exeter are in the 4th tier just goes to show how overperforming Exeter actually are.

I honestly wouldn't object to Tisdale receiving a nomination for some sort of recognition by the British Empire for the job he has done with that low ranking community club.

I wouldn't gloat too much anyway boys. Your squad is still shite, and Torquay fell from a much higher vantage point than 12 points clear of the relegation zone.

Argyle will take 3 comfortable away points on Saturday.

Atta boy.  

Go, ejh, go!

(Not sure about your last line though .... wouldn't want it come back and bite you).

We're small, we have a sh*t ground, we have a lower budget than you and fewer medals and yet, and yet....

We're above you in the league. 

Get those scrap books out boys, glaze over in misty eyed nostalgia, for when you were better than us and hope against hope that those days will return, (Can't see whilst Brent's there to be honest).

Meanwhile we'll concentrate on our promotion push.

ejh wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

ejh wrote:

Plymouth is a big club,


You wouldnt understand the anger over HHP

Come back when you have achieved what Argyle has,

Guffaw! The only "big club" in the 4th division relegation zone is Pompey and they wont be there for long while you have found your level.

Angry over getting a FREEBIE new stand? Easy to understand that, you are all stupid.

"achieved what Arghpile has"? You have won the 3rd division a couple of times, whoooopee foookin doo!

You need a reality check sunshine, years of 2nd division mid table mediocrity with a few thousand turning up when people had fook all else to do maketh not a "big club", but for the points donated by ECFC you would have been in the Conference by now, that may well prove to be your natural level.

We are a club who is actually in crisis because the 6,000 + crowds are not big enough, and our lowest for decades. Tell me, when did Exeter last have a 6,000+ crowd?

We are a club that historically has walked this division. We won it with a record points total of 102 points in 01-02, yep that is still a Football League record.

At third tier (Third Division South, Third Division, League One) we have been dominant. We have won it 3 times and finished runners up 6 times. To save you checking, Exeter finished runners up in 1933, and it was their highest ever league finish - to this day! I can only assume the rest of the country was too busy feeling the effects of the Wall Street crash and worrying about the rise of far right nationalism in Germany to notice.

We are a club that has finished within touching distance of the playoffs to the Premier League. We have traditionally sat comfortably in the second tier. Poor old Exeter can't even achieve what Yeovil has and be there for a season, just to visit the big clubs and wave a hand graciously...'It's just nice to be here' grinning from ear to ear, that sort of thing.

In the FA Cup we have got to the semi finals, and nearly did again in 08 - but despite belting performances, lost on both occasions. Exeter are usually happy to make it to the third round...'might we get Manchester United #exciting', that sort of thing.

When Exeter develop a history to replace those 100+ years of mediocrity, come let us know  

Calm down mate, calm down.

In case you forgot City got to the F A Cup quarter finals, losing to Spurs not frigging Watford. During that cup run we managed 2 18,000 + mid week home gates.

Exeter has only a 100,000 population (granted that is massively increasing due to housebuilding, billion pound investment, high employment, we actually have too many jobs at present), Plymouth = 250,000, thats not including the backward Cornish population. We see ourselves as just a little Club run by ourselves, for ourselves, a Club that doesn't let themselves be ripped off by Property Developers or bucked toothed lazy union officials. We fight back and rid ourselves of rubbish bringing the Club down. Your fans did nothing, you let bullies push you around and will inevitably pay the ultimate price and have no league Club at all, just a White Elephant Stadium where the the conference facilities are under used and a 3 star hotel nobody visits, bloody hell you haven't even a motorway link or airport. Doug Mclure should star in a film about the place...Plymouth The City that the UK Forgot

We don't sell forum mugs or fake football memorabilia, we are just a lil ole football Club with no money, yet we are not in danger of a second administration, we can afford to pay our staff and at the end of this season we will still be ahead of the giant of English football and UK mecca for jobs which is Plymouth.

LOL:cheers: 

Lord Tisdale wrote:

mcfry wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

mcfry wrote:

But how much of that is cash and how much is assets, or if you prefer false money?

The difference with Brent is that he knows the meaning of the word asset, where the muppets hold paper he holds physical assets, where Heaney had massive debt offset by inflated asset values Brenty has bought up, not to mention stolen, assets at cheap money, hey, he even did the magic trick of selling something he never paid for, Gnome Park, for 1.6 millionish, knock the boy all you like but he sure knows how to turn a buck.

While he might have the so called physical assets we don't know if they are paid for or not
I could go and buy a brand new Mercedes, or any other expensive make, on a hp agreement but I am definately not rich

I give up.

Oh dear, a bit too complicated for you to perceive?

The Red Star wrote:

ejh wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

ejh wrote:

Plymouth is a big club,


You wouldnt understand the anger over HHP

Come back when you have achieved what Argyle has,

Guffaw! The only "big club" in the 4th division relegation zone is Pompey and they wont be there for long while you have found your level.

Angry over getting a FREEBIE new stand? Easy to understand that, you are all stupid.

"achieved what Arghpile has"? You have won the 3rd division a couple of times, whoooopee foookin doo!

You need a reality check sunshine, years of 2nd division mid table mediocrity with a few thousand turning up when people had fook all else to do maketh not a "big club", but for the points donated by ECFC you would have been in the Conference by now, that may well prove to be your natural level.

We are a club who is actually in crisis because the 6,000 + crowds are not big enough, and our lowest for decades. Tell me, when did Exeter last have a 6,000+ crowd?

We are a club that historically has walked this division. We won it with a record points total of 102 points in 01-02, yep that is still a Football League record.

At third tier (Third Division South, Third Division, League One) we have been dominant. We have won it 3 times and finished runners up 6 times. To save you checking, Exeter finished runners up in 1933, and it was their highest ever league finish - to this day! I can only assume the rest of the country was too busy feeling the effects of the Wall Street crash and worrying about the rise of far right nationalism in Germany to notice.

We are a club that has finished within touching distance of the playoffs to the Premier League. We have traditionally sat comfortably in the second tier. Poor old Exeter can't even achieve what Yeovil has and be there for a season, just to visit the big clubs and wave a hand graciously...'It's just nice to be here' grinning from ear to ear, that sort of thing.

In the FA Cup we have got to the semi finals, and nearly did again in 08 - but despite belting performances, lost on both occasions. Exeter are usually happy to make it to the third round...'might we get Manchester United #exciting', that sort of thing.

When Exeter develop a history to replace those 100+ years of mediocrity, come let us know  

Calm down mate, calm down.

In case you forgot City got to the F A Cup quarter finals, losing to Spurs not frigging Watford. During that cup run we managed 2 18,000 + mid week home gates.

Exeter has only a 100,000 population (granted that is massively increasing due to housebuilding, billion pound investment, high employment, we actually have too many jobs at present), Plymouth = 250,000, thats not including the backward Cornish population. We see ourselves as just a little Club run by ourselves, for ourselves, a Club that doesn't let themselves be ripped off by Property Developers or bucked toothed lazy union officials. We fight back and rid ourselves of rubbish bringing the Club down. Your fans did nothing, you let bullies push you around and will inevitably pay the ultimate price and have no league Club at all, just a White Elephant Stadium where the the conference facilities are under used and a 3 star hotel nobody visits, bloody hell you haven't even a motorway link or airport. Doug Mclure should star in a film about the place...Plymouth The City that the UK Forgot

We don't sell forum mugs or fake football memorabilia, we are just a lil ole football Club with no money, yet we are not in danger of a second administration, we can afford to pay our staff and at the end of this season we will still be ahead of the giant of English football and UK mecca for jobs which is Plymouth.

LOL:cheers: 

Watford may not have the same pedigree as Spurs but they did finish runners-up to Liverpool the previous season.

Only lost to Watford lol.

Now you're making yourself look a complete prick lmao.

2 x 18,000 crowds? In your whole history, that's impressive it really is.

We're both shit. You moan about your board and manager and we moan about the owner. Could be related if it weren't for your 6 toes and the fact there's only 3 surnames in Exeter.

Remember that Watford game, Porkie on Exeweb on the eve of the game claiming that "things just don't get better than this", easiest quarter final, Argyle fourth in the Championship.

Tell you what, for once he was right!

Good old Porkie!  

We all know that Porkie is a bullying buffoon and the fact that he's now advising on what happens at the club, clearly demonstrates just how much trouble we are in.

It will be many years before normal service is resumed, if ever.

The Grecians are correct about Plymouth in general. Small minded, parochial and totally lacking in class and vision.

Especially as we have a Welshman in charge. Two MP’s who are from afar, and a ex banker who is being given all the prime land for nothing and who loves Exeter Chiefs

Tringreen wrote:

We all know that Porkie is a bullying buffoon and the fact that he's now advising on what happens at the club, clearly demonstrates just how much trouble we are in.

It will be many years before normal service is resumed, if ever.

The Grecians are correct about Plymouth in general. Small minded, parochial and totally lacking in class and vision.

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I thought you meant Watford in the semi final. Twas no disgrace losing narrowly to them that day.

The quarter final was a poor defeat, one bit of slack defence and then us pummeling them for the rest of the game without scoring.