An interesting Phenomena

[WATFORD zero]

I have noticed that the level of blind confidence with which an NSC poster's opinions are put forward as fact (positively or negatively) is directly and inversely proportional to three things

1/ Their experience and knowledge of football

2/ Their experience and knowledge of dealing with large sums of money

3/ Their experience and knowledge of dealing with complex negotiations

 

[Is it PotG?]

That's nice.

 

[GT49er]

4/ Their ability to think they know exactly what knowledge and experience their fellow NSCers might actually have.

 

[Simster]

I'm afraid it's just apparent that half of NSC has a "tit mode" switch. Plenty of normal posters appear to have switched into this mode after two games, simply because we lost them both.

They are easy to spot. They are the ones who have written off a £5m keeper with impeccable credentials after two games, or who want to sack Winstanley or anyone else they've heard of in the recruitment team simply because one of their targets have failed a medical.

Do not confuse these people with our perma-tits of which there are many.

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[Superphil]

5: The FACT that real adults don't, or adults shouldn't ever, wear replica footie shirts.

 

[Frutos]

Shouldn't it be either "an interesting phenomenon" or "some interesting phenomena"?

 

[soistes]

Please, please, please : "phenomena" is plural. It's an interesting phenomenon FFS


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[WATFORD zero]

Shouldn't it be either "an interesting phenomenon" or "some interesting phenomena"?

It should indeed

 

[GT49er]

Shouldn't it be either "an interesting phenomenon" or "some interesting phenomena"?

Bu88er that! It's the misuse of the word 'interesting' that bugs me!

 

[BNthree]

The Dunning Kruger effect is especially strong here it seems.

 

[WATFORD zero]

4/ Their ability to think they know exactly what knowledge and experience their fellow NSCers might actually have.

I rest my case

 

[Dick Head]

Hughton out!

 

[WATFORD zero]

The Dunning Kruger effect is especially strong here it seems.

A nice confident post

 

[GT49er]

I rest my case

Best make it a long rest................

 

[portlock seagull]

I'm afraid it's just apparent that half of NSC has a "tit mode" switch. Plenty of normal posters appear to have switched into this mode after two games, simply because we lost them both.

They are easy to spot. They are the ones who have written off a £5m keeper with impeccable credentials after two games, or who want to sack Winstanley or anyone else they've heard of in the recruitment team simply because one of their targets have failed a medical.

Do not confuse these people with our perma-tits of which there are many.

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Not half as much as the tits that refuse to see Ryan's 3 in-a-row 'bads' or why people might expect a little more from a FIVE MILLION POUND keeper. Thank heavens our strike force compensates. Oh...

 

[Dick Head]

If Hughton doesn't start Dunning and Kruger tomorrow I'll be leading the calls for his sacking.

 

[Simster]

Not half as much as the tits that refuse to see Ryan's 3 in-a-row 'bads' or why people might expect a little more from a FIVE MILLION POUND keeper. Thank heavens our strike force compensates. Oh...

He has played TWO league games you muppet. Don't worry though, you're just the sort I expected to be on his back by now.

I'm sorry you expected instant results. But like Stockdale here, or Loris at Spurs, or De Gea at Man United or probably many other keepers, it doesn't always happen. Take a view late October.

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[Coldeanseagull]

The Dunning Kruger effect is especially strong here it seems.

It's been a long while since I've heard this....precisely applies to a lot of people I unfortunately know.....sounds better said in a yoda voice

 

[WATFORD zero]

It's been a long while since I've heard this....precisely applies to a lot of people I unfortunately know.....sounds better said in a yoda voice

It can't be that long, I was doing it for 40 years before it got a name !

 

[Titanic]

Shouldn't it be either "an interesting phenomenon" or "some interesting phenomena"?

Bugger that! It's the misuse of the word 'interesting' that bugs me!

These. Both of these.