Exeter falling apart at the seams

argyle-ive · Nov 28, 2006

A certain Gentlemen's Outfitters winning "live" on SKY in front of 60k viewers against the tired and hapless Greasers.

Calls for Tisdale OUT etc
Concerns that W e y m o u t h (I daren't write their name for fear that the laughing smiley would return) will easily finish above the Greeks compounds the undoing of the very stitching and fabric that is/was Exeter City.
Falling apart? You're undone!

Here to guffaw.
Ive. xx

angelic upstart · Nov 28, 2006

Barring the guffawing and the cries for Tisdale out even the ever optmistic Upstart is finding himself in agreement slightly...

Here to disappoint with only the slightest touch of a bite.

What were your thoughts on the game Ive?

rogerc · Nov 28, 2006

God, you're so sad!!
We are 3 divisions below you, yet you still need to take the ****.

We are still proud of our club - I say our, because it is, and that's something you can't say.

dave williams · Nov 28, 2006

argyle-ive said:
A certain Gentlemen's Outfitters winning "live" on SKY in front of 60k viewers against the tired and hapless Greasers.

Calls for Tisdale OUT etc
Concerns that W e y m o u t h (I daren't write their name for fear that the laughing smiley would return) will easily finish above the Greeks compounds the undoing of the very stitching and fabric that is/was Exeter City.
Falling apart? You're undone!

Here to guffaw.
Ive. xx

Much as it pains me to admit it youre are correct

dave

madgreen · Nov 28, 2006

rogerc said:
We are still proud of our club - I say our, because it is, and that's something you can't say.

Are you a retard?

Nai Llewen · Nov 28, 2006

rogerc said:
God, you're so sad!!
We are 3 divisions below you, yet you still need to take the ****.

We are still proud of our club - I say our, because it is, and that's something you can't say.

I'm very proud of my club, and I think I've a lot more to be prouder of as it goes.

Phil Sayers · Nov 28, 2006

Nai Llewen said:
I've a lot more to be prouder of as it goes.

By the standards of some of the posts on here it seems churlish to complain but I will do anyway.

Nai Llewen · Nov 28, 2006

Phil Sayers said:
By the standards of some of the posts on here it seems churlish to complain but I will do anyway.

You've lost me I'm afraid Phil???

Phil Sayers · Nov 28, 2006

'Prouder of' although acceptable grammer in some contexts should read 'proud of' in your one - as I said churlish to complain.

Edit: thinking about it maybe you can get away with that since you are using it as a comparative.

Poultice · Nov 28, 2006

Oh please, prouder of ?
More proud of, Shirley.

Exeter falling apart at the seams

argyle-ive

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angelic upstart

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rogerc

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Nai Llewen

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Phil Sayers

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Nai Llewen

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Phil Sayers

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Poultice

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