Stockport Countys most famous supporter....

[crodonilson]

No direspect Tony but your side are just League 2 cannon fodder and you're going to take one helluva beating.

Gus has begun to really impose his slick passing football on the club and we're going to be just too good for you and the outcome is inevitable.

Come on, lets get right behind the boys and fill that away end like we did at Villa Park, cheering the boys on to another three points.

 

[Notters]

Bit small for you that one Crodo.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

Alright Crodo? How was your short stay in Berlin? I hope you had a whale of a time.

 

[crodonilson]

Alright Crodo? How was your short stay in Berlin? I hope you had a whale of a time.

I had a wonderful time thanks Sir Doug, an inspiring city and one that loves British football almost as much as we do.



I don't know if I could bear many more days of the -18 weather we had though.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

Woops, double post.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

I had a wonderful time thanks Sir Doug, an inspiring city and one that loves British football almost as much as we do.



I don't know if I could bear many more days of the -18 weather we had though.

Great. Fantastic.

I'm sure the prospect of fantastic games from the best league in the world, tonight and tomorrow, can warm you up. Are you all geared up for Sunday when Manchester City take on Portsmouth, and the biggun, the game that everyone has been talking about Arsenal v Manchester United.
Now, I don't know about you King Crodo, but I cannot wait.

 

[crodonilson]

Great. Fantastic.

I'm sure the prospect of fantastic games from the best league in the world, tonight and tomorrow, can warm you up. Are you all geared up for Sunday when Manchester City take on Portsmouth, and the biggun, the game that everyone has been talking about Arsenal v Manchester United.
Now, I don't know about you King Crodo, but I cannot wait.

They are games that make the mouth water aren't they??



I enjoyed my trip to a Bundesliga game on Saturday but it has nothing on the Premier League.

 

[Easy 10]

I predict the parks and streets of Britain will quite literally be DESERTED on Sunday afternoon, as every REAL football fan in the country closes the curtains, pulls up an armchair and switches his gogglebox to the wonders of SKY SPORTS for the remainder of the day.

The fixtures coming up on Sunday arn't just football matches. They are national EVENTS.

 

[crodonilson]

I predict the parks and streets of Britain will quite literally be DESERTED on Sunday afternoon, as every REAL football fan in the country closes the curtains, pulls up an armchair and switches his gogglebox to the wonders of SKY SPORTS for the remainder of the day.

The fixtures coming up on Sunday arn't just football matches. They are national EVENTS.

To be fair the streets of Berlin were deserted this Sunday as well but I would probably put that down to the F.A Cup double header between the two Premier League heavyweights of Stoke and Arsenal going toe to toe and the David v Goliath clash between Scunthorpe and Manchester City.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

They are games that make the mouth water aren't they??



I enjoyed my trip to a Bundesliga game on Saturday but it has nothing on the Premier League.

They certainly are! My mouths dripping with such excitement, I literally don't think I'll be able to sleep from now till then.
Luckily this very evening we have a rare midweek treat from the best league in the world with fantastic games, such as Tottenham v Fulham and Wolves v Liverpool. I hope you'll be staying in the watch these matches?
Not only today, but tomorrow as well, with thrilling games such as Aston Villa v Arsenal, and Chelsea v Sunderland. What a treat, this truly is.

What game did you watch? I bet it was nothing compared to thriller such as Burnley v Bolton, on tonight? Which has the potential to be a crackerjack of a game!

 

[The Wizard]

They certainly are! My mouths dripping with such excitement, I literally don't think I'll be able to sleep from now till then.
Luckily this very evening we have a rare midweek treat from the best league in the world with fantastic games, such as Tottenham v Fulham and Wolves v Liverpool. I hope you'll be staying in the watch these matches?
Not only today, but tomorrow as well, with thrilling games such as Aston Villa v Arsenal, and Chelsea v Sunderland. What a treat, this truly is.

What game did you watch? I bet it was nothing compared to thriller such as Burnley v Bolton, on tonight? Which has the potential to be a crackerjack of a game!

You are an evil man, Douglas.

 

[pork pie]

Who is that lardo? I thought it would be the young lad from the Hovis adverts?

 

[crodonilson]

Who is that lardo? I thought it would be the young lad from the Hovis adverts?

'The Silverback' Tony O'Shea, one of the meanest tungsten gladiators on the BDO circuit.

 

[Brovion]

I predict the parks and streets of Britain will quite literally be DESERTED on Sunday afternoon, as every REAL football fan in the country closes the curtains, pulls up an armchair and switches his gogglebox to the wonders of SKY SPORTS for the remainder of the day.

The fixtures coming up on Sunday arn't just football matches. They are national EVENTS.

Spot on Easy. Obviously most of us on here have a passing interest in the fortunes of our own little non-league team (didn't they do well at Villa?) but at heart we all follow a Big Four club. That's REAL football for the REAL fan. Big games. Big players. Big events. Nothing else matters as we all know and accept, everything outside of a SUPER SUNDAY clash of two of the Big Four is second-rate and of no interest. And you can watch it all here, live and exclusive on Sky Sports. And then read about it, reams and reams of it, in the pages of the national papers.

 

[crodonilson]

They certainly are! My mouths dripping with such excitement, I literally don't think I'll be able to sleep from now till then.
Luckily this very evening we have a rare midweek treat from the best league in the world with fantastic games, such as Tottenham v Fulham and Wolves v Liverpool. I hope you'll be staying in the watch these matches?
Not only today, but tomorrow as well, with thrilling games such as Aston Villa v Arsenal, and Chelsea v Sunderland. What a treat, this truly is.

What game did you watch? I bet it was nothing compared to thriller such as Burnley v Bolton, on tonight? Which has the potential to be a crackerjack of a game!

I saw Hertha Berlin v Borussia Moenchengladbach, an absorbing tactical encounter that ended 0-0, not a bad game but nothing on the quality and ferocity of a Premier League game. Bolton v Burnley has all the makings of an absolute belter, two sides who are fighting and scrapping for their very Premier League lives, both desperate for the points but only one can emerge victorious, throw in the fact that it is Owen Coyle against the side he left only a fortnight ago and there you have a potential Premier League classic.

 

[pork pie]

'The Silverback' Tony O'Shea, one of the meanest tungsten gladiators on the BDO circuit.

So he plays a pub game for a living?

 

[CHAPPERS]

I saw Hertha Berlin v Borussia Moenchengladbach, an absorbing tactical encounter that ended 0-0,

Absolutely classic crodo.

 

[BensGrandad]

What a a sad admittance that their best known supporter is an also ran amateur darts player.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

I saw Hertha Berlin v Borussia Moenchengladbach, an absorbing tactical encounter that ended 0-0, not a bad game but nothing on the quality and ferocity of a Premier League game. Bolton v Burnley has all the makings of an absolute belter, two sides who are fighting and scrapping for their very Premier League lives, both desperate for the points but only one can emerge victorious, throw in the fact that it is Owen Coyle against the side he left only a fortnight ago and there you have a potential Premier League classic.

Took the words right out my mouth!

 

[Tubby Mondays]

No direspect Tony but your side are just League 2 cannon fodder and you're going to take one helluva beating.

Gus has begun to really impose his slick passing football on the club and we're going to be just too good for you and the outcome is inevitable.

Come on, lets get right behind the boys and fill that away end like we did at Villa Park, cheering the boys on to another three points.

Spot on again.