Icy Gull
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I am starting to think that the he/she must be relative of one of the NSC mods.
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[Football] Zaha watch - *** The SEGW finally managed to escape***
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I am starting to think that the he/she must be relative of one of the NSC mods.
That'll have the palace fans scurrying for a dictionary.
Bevendean Hillbilly
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He’s 54 years old.
And those allegations were never proven, he is allowed within 100 yards of schools.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Mainly to clean them.
dadams2k11
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You lot don't like that word do you. Get used to it TRS.
Better than Dinoball.
How's the best pair of defenders in the Prem doing? Still injured I see. £24m for an injury prone defender? Klopp saw Prince charming coming [emoji3][emoji3]
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Interestingly one needs a criminal records and barring disclosure to clean the bogs at a school.
Any old Palace knobber can post on NSC, sex cases, racists, wrong uns, slackers and (alleged) Cliff Richards.
So Dougie can relax.
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Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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“To score three away from home and not concede is a dream,” Potter said. “The preparation was first class. Overall I thought we tried to do what we set out to do and then you just need a bit of luck and quality.”
Great win mind.
I watched the whole game. I can't actually remember any moments when I thought 'we were lucky there'. A few close moments, but little luck involved.
Oh look. Mr Letdown is back. Must have finally managed to get through clearing all his "thumbs up". Obviously takes forever when he's so popular on here....... Hmmm.
And yes, that straw clutching from him is the best he will contribute. Don't attempt to ask about the Zaha/Man U deal and Parish being a tit or he'll get offended/ignore the question.
Your summary is correct, as is Potter's. A bit of luck, obviously. Who ever won anything in sport without a bit of luck FFS?
Without the rub of the green, England wouldn't be the only country to win the big three. We were also the best team in each of those competitions but we also needed a modicum of LUCK to win them.
We needed a bit of luck to win three nil, away. Did we deserve to win? Yes. EVERYONE knows that as we were by far the better team.
Anyone sensible can see that (Potter). Trolls can't (Mr Letdown).
Tiresome Palaceary of the lowest order. Especially from one of the few infestors of this board who have tried to hide their true colours, until recently.
They can't help themselves.
Mr Putdown
Well-known member
I’m sure you realise that was a quote by Potter himself after the game, which I posted in reply to someone saying that Potterball didn’t involve luck.
I certainly didn’t suggest that Brighton were lucky, I just found it funny that someone defining potterball was contradicted by Potter himself.
Gazwag
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Swivel Eyed Gravity Whore
Thanks [MENTION=1958]Gazwag[/MENTION] I'm enlightened.
I'm going with our unwashed friend here I'm afraid. The phrase 'Potterball' makes we want to hide behind the sofa and pretend football doesn't exist.
If you've missed that one then you've probably missed BETM as well.... [emoji23]
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
SUIYHP
The King's Gull
I’m sure you realise that was a quote by Potter himself after the game, which I posted in reply to someone saying that Potterball didn’t involve luck.
I certainly didn’t suggest that Brighton were lucky, I just found it funny that someone defining potterball was contradicted by Potter himself.
Golddene didn’t say that at all, they very specifically said that potterball didn’t rely on luck, not that it doesn’t need luck. The two words have very different meanings. ‘Relying’ on luck implies you depend on it, ‘Needing’ luck suggests that sometimes things go your way and sometimes they don’t. Potter was right, his decision making could have backfired, but he didn’t send Maupay and Andone on out of desperation.