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armchairclubber
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Must admit I was incensed by this, BUT is it just possible it wasn't meant to be read this way and was actually meant as a compliment with some understanding of all our troubles, I'm baffled ??
samtheseagull
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- Sep 15, 2010
- 1,601
Think they are trying to say about us selling the naming rights of the ground.
Phat Baz 68
Get a ****ing life mate !
- Apr 16, 2011
- 5,026
The second banner said I believe " notoeppp.co.uk
Something about the New Elite Player Program thingy !!!
Something about the New Elite Player Program thingy !!!
BensGrandad
New member
That was my view also.
The Birdman
New member
sideways
GreersElbow
New member
I believe it was "NOTOEPP.com" Not entirely sure however.
I guess so.
Do they make one for the KC, the King Power, the Ricoh, the (Cellnet) Riverside, the (Friends Provident) St Marys stadiums as well?
Very odd indeed.
Their reaction on there, has at least restored a bit of faith in them. At least they're not all morons.
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
- 10,974
It was NOTOEPPP.co.uk whatever thats about?
GreersElbow
New member
No idea, is it actually a website? Or are they just being those morons who say ".com" after a comment like .."bored.com" you occasionally get on facebook. f*** knows...
EDIT:
NOTOEPPP Here you go, fellas. It's anti-Elite player performance plan.
Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,033
It was hilarious.
Surely the first rule of a good insult banner is that everyone should understand immmediately exactly what it means. I'm still none the wiser.
Then, ideally, the people/inbreds making the point would win the game. Or at least get a draw. Or maybe, say, only a two-goal beating. Something to hang your banner on.
I was very confused by this stage, but wasn't it also using a Mastercard ad slogan as the basis for its Amex dig?
If I was an Ipswich fan, I'd have a quiet word with whoever did it, and urge them not to do it again - especially at Norwich in the future.
Surely the first rule of a good insult banner is that everyone should understand immmediately exactly what it means. I'm still none the wiser.
Then, ideally, the people/inbreds making the point would win the game. Or at least get a draw. Or maybe, say, only a two-goal beating. Something to hang your banner on.
I was very confused by this stage, but wasn't it also using a Mastercard ad slogan as the basis for its Amex dig?
If I was an Ipswich fan, I'd have a quiet word with whoever did it, and urge them not to do it again - especially at Norwich in the future.
bobby smith
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One word sums that banner up JEALOUSY
The second banner was NOTOEPP, and is a valid point. The problem with the first, is that no-one, even their fans seem to understand what it was meant to mean. It seems offensive at first sight, and it wound us up to create a much better atmosphere than was likely for a game against a team that don't mean much to us either way.
Thinking about it now, though, as an incorrect play on the Mastercard advert, was it meant to be funny rather than offensive? We've all got the hump because of our history and the struggle for Falmer, but some of their fans don't seem to understand why we are upset. It doesn't seem clear if it was aimed to wind us up, or just as a joke that went wrong...
Thinking about it now, though, as an incorrect play on the Mastercard advert, was it meant to be funny rather than offensive? We've all got the hump because of our history and the struggle for Falmer, but some of their fans don't seem to understand why we are upset. It doesn't seem clear if it was aimed to wind us up, or just as a joke that went wrong...
Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,033
Is it also a double negative...shouldn't it be 'There are some things money CAN buy - football isn't one of them'.
I give up, my head hurts.
I give up, my head hurts.
the wanderbus
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my first reaction was what a bunch of wankers but on reflection maybe they were saying that money does do some good in football.
I was right first time
I was right first time
crodonilson
He/Him
It was vulgar.
Peppermint Tea
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- Aug 31, 2007
- 1,241
Funny bunch that lot. As a Suffolk dweller, bloody loads of them, who never mentioned football before May, now loudly and proudly claim to be a “lifelong Town fan, mate”. They also seem to have a beef with us that none of them can explain and I’ve never been aware of.
I like and rate Kieran McKenna but I hope we give them a bloody good hiding on Saturday otherwise my life will be unbearable for a while.
I like and rate Kieran McKenna but I hope we give them a bloody good hiding on Saturday otherwise my life will be unbearable for a while.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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A very odd bounce