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Oh my goodness have you seen Karl Robinson's interview?
https://twitter.com/OUFCOfficial/status/1384608464413069314?s=20
Last edited by DCI Harry Batt; 20-04-2021, 21:35.
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It was probably asking a bit much to seal promotion tonight, but happy with a point from a game where earlier in the season we might have capitulated. The last 3 games are against sides all in good form and with something to play for, but we should still be able to get the points required. I hope.
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Even for a graceless, shameless, lying cunt like Robinson that interview is a shocker.
Ignoring the fact he's a scumbag, his managerial record now is over a decade of near unrelenting failure and I think that's what makes him so sour.Last edited by Ray de Galles; 21-04-2021, 07:25.
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Apart from the fact that he managed Milton Keynes why, I wonder, do the AFC people hate Karl Robinson so much? I don't like him particularly but the self righteousness and moral high horse from those who used to watch Vinnie Jones, Denis Wise and John Fashanu is a little jarring.Last edited by Nefertiti2; 20-04-2021, 22:48.
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Originally posted by Diable Rouge View Post
A Wimbledon win streak in April seems as perennial as the cuckoo by now.
This is an astounding fact :
https://twitter.com/charlietabloid/status/1384638324816678917?s=21
Last edited by Ray de Galles; 20-04-2021, 22:52.
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Nice performance from Lincoln at Burton, back to playing decent football like earlier in the season. Though Callum Morton up front looks like he's somebody's kid brother dragged in at the last minute because we were short. "Is he any good?" "Weeeeell, he's never actually played a proper game, but he looks really nippy in the school playground..."
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Originally posted by Nefertiti2 View PostApart from the fact that he managed Milton Keynes why, I wonder, do the AFC people hate Karl Robinson so much? I don't like him particularly but the self righteousness and moral high horse from those who used to watch Vinnie Jones, Denis Wise and John Fashanu is a little jarring.
But yeah, there isn't an "apart from", not really. He always seemed to suit the franchise pretty well. He was a nasty loudmouth tosser when he was there, and we have built a mutual disrespect. So he'll always be that franchise wanker for us.
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Some Salop fans are getting worried that 50 points won't be enough to stay up after losing a third game in a row last night (an to a relegation rival). Salop have been out of 17th place for a couple of games now and there is a clamour for them to get back to their proper level.
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- Oct 2011
- 26984
- Cambridgeshire
- Ipswich (convert)
- Those chocolate-coated ring-shaped ones you get at Christmas
Originally posted by Uncle Ethan View PostI wonder if Cook will be back at Wigan next season under the new owners. It was a very weird look when he refused to front pressers just after Ipswich's take over was announced. His impact has thus far been less than spectacular.
Part of the trouble must come from Lambert having lowered the bar of expectations so far in the last two or three seasons. The players seemed to think that their plodding, ineffectual possession based football was 'absolutely brilliant.' Cook has come in looking for intensity and it's not gone well. He's gone on record as saying he doesn't like the team and can't trust them (and that they can't cross, don't create chances, etc etc). Many players are out of contract so are basically playing in a manner that should avoid injury: don't run too hard, don't challenge and overstretch, don't tackle and get rid before anyone can hack you.
Which means Cook will be starting from scratch essentially. Now apparently he's quite good at this, so there is some hope. But the atmosphere and results that have arisen from his time in charge already are sowing the seeds of doubt about his capabilities. If he doesn't have 20 points from the first ten matches next season I wouldn't be too surprised if the new owners made a change.
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Busy playing football last night (even managed to score) so missed the City game. Wonderful result and what a great moment for TJ Eyoma to get his first professional goal. Superbly taken header, and delicious cross from Tayo Edun too. Thrilled to see Jorge Grant back on the pitch too, though wonder whether he'll start against Hull. Great set of results last night.
Re: Karl Robinson. Maybe it's just his ever so pleased with himself, smug looking face, but he reminds me of Mark Cooper. Got the feeling he's a lower league media darling too.
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- Mar 2008
- 3353
- at the edge of the sea
- Plymouth Argyle, Plymouth Gladiators, Seattle Mariners
- cream crackers spread with nutella
A couple of seasons back we conceeded a late equaliser home to Bristol Rovers and walked back into town pissed off that it meant we weren't quite safe but probably only needed a win and a couple of draws from our last seven games.
On Saturday that late, late Burton equaliser annoyed me but put us on 53 points and pretty much safe.
A couple of seasons back we went to Accrington for our penultimate game and got gubbed 5-1. We got relegated on goal difference.
After last night I'm now fearing the worst. I mean only Rochdale can put us into the bottom four and they need to win the lot but we're not winning again this season.
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Originally posted by Ray de Galles View PostPlough Lane to finally open to a limited set of fans for an under 23 game test event :
https://twitter.com/afcwimbledon/status/1376562119588593668?s=21
Going to be very tough to get tickets even for people like me who have debentures, understandably so though.
Hopefully this will still be relevant to the D3 thread when it happens.
I know it's not the proper first game but I am unfeasibly excited.
DCI Harry Batt FYI (though I'm sure you know).
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