comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
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It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
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More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
Sexist?
Are you a snowflake Spart
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
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More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
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No. I was correct, dirty filthy slapper, that only got men by cheating.
Trust that clears it up
Strett
If a snowflake is a person who doesn't vote for congenital idiots like Trump I would be proud to be called a snowflake. Is it inter breeding that makes you say such things?
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No. I was correct, dirty filthy slapper, that only got men by cheating.
Trust that clears it up
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Leeds was just too big a club. Clough undoubtedly did well with small clubs and giving them some time in the sun, but Leeds were already a club at the top of the game, and he couldn't handle that.
There were lots of other jumps he couldn't handle either. Better players, bigger expectations, fans more used to the best etc
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No. I was correct, dirty filthy slapper, that only got men by cheating.
Trust that clears it up
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds was just too big a club. Clough undoubtedly did well with small clubs and giving them some time in the sun, but Leeds were already a club at the top of the game, and he couldn't handle that.
There were lots of other jumps he couldn't handle either. Better players, bigger expectations, fans more used to the best etc
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who is mentioning Leeds?
I am talking about a dirty slag that cheats to get things.
But if the cap fits...
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 17 minutes ago
Strett
If a snowflake is a person who doesn't vote for congenital idiots like Trump I would be proud to be called a snowflake. Is it inter breeding that makes you say such things?
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What sexist things did I say, Spart.
Just curious what you class as being sexist.
Also are you the type that yells 'racist' at every opportunity too?
So using words like "slag" and "slapper" to describe women isn't sexist then Strett. Probably not in your lower middle class, middle aged golf club world, but with normal people it is. Note there are no equivalent male derogatory terms.
Offence is taken, not given. If someone finds those terms offensive it is their fault.
If you, a man that has lived through the 70s, find those terms offensive I suggest you keep off the internet and read The Guardian.
Total and utter nonsense. Don't try and excuse your blatant sexism. The term "slag" is an offensive term, unless you are referring to the solidified flux in blast furnaces or coal waste, I can't think of any cases where it is not used as an offensive term.
surely it's only sexist if Strett is meaning all women and not just making a general allagrey (if that's even the right word).
Thought the Brian Clough thing was pretty funny and original for a tree
Is it OK to call people 'thicko' then Spart?
derbymanc
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
Total and utter nonsense. Don't try and excuse your blatant sexism. The term "slag" is an offensive term, unless you are referring to the solidified flux in blast furnaces or coal waste, I can't think of any cases where it is not used as an offensive term.
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There are times when whispering "have a bit of this, you naughty slag" works wonders
It's all about context
Just before you 'feed the pony', Bunk.
It's Ok to call you thicko Strett, it's just called being honest.
Derbymanc, what a lot of drivel. Is OK to use the N word when referring to some black people or all black people?
What's an allagrey? Is it where you have a reaction when in contact with old people?
I'm not around/connected to the internet on Sunday, so some one else needs to write the Forest Match Thread.
Looking at how this thread is headed, leaving it unmoderated all day won't be wise!
Can't wait until this fixture is over & done with
Fair enough, you senile doddering old slag-loving simpleton.
Ok you petit bourgeois, gravitationally and cognitively challenged pile of sexist excrement.
comment by JorvikRammer, if you listen to fools the mob rules! (U1369)
posted 10 minutes ago
Eh?
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That was aimed at Spart.
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 7 minutes ago
Ok you petit bourgeois, gravitationally and cognitively challenged pile of sexist excrement.
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Derby fan.
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 14 hours, 29 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
'Then, on 3 September 1972, after the team had defeated Liverpool 2–1 at the Baseball Ground, Clough criticised the Derby County fans, stating that "They started chanting only near the end when we were a goal in front. I want to hear them when we are losing. They are a disgraceful lot".
On the money again Mr Clough. Disgraceful indeed
More insults than usual from the Derby end of the A52. Worried?...😎
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 5 hours, 33 minutes ago
Total and utter nonsense. Don't try and excuse your blatant sexism. The term "slag" is an offensive term, unless you are referring to the solidified flux in blast furnaces or coal waste, I can't think of any cases where it is not used as an offensive term.
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What if they are a slag, though?
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posted on 11/10/17
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
posted on 11/10/17
Sexist?
Are you a snowflake Spart
posted on 11/10/17
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No. I was correct, dirty filthy slapper, that only got men by cheating.
Trust that clears it up
posted on 11/10/17
Strett
If a snowflake is a person who doesn't vote for congenital idiots like Trump I would be proud to be called a snowflake. Is it inter breeding that makes you say such things?
posted on 11/10/17
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No. I was correct, dirty filthy slapper, that only got men by cheating.
Trust that clears it up
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds was just too big a club. Clough undoubtedly did well with small clubs and giving them some time in the sun, but Leeds were already a club at the top of the game, and he couldn't handle that.
There were lots of other jumps he couldn't handle either. Better players, bigger expectations, fans more used to the best etc
posted on 11/10/17
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Strett. We've got our Forest back. (U1462)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 9 hours, 6 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a 'first love' feeling that Cloughie had with Derby, you never forget that first girlfriend. The excitement, grabbing kisses, a bit of fingering when your mum wasn't looking. But then comes the inevitable acrimonious split, she wants to get serious, wants you to start taking her places and buying her things that you don't necessarily agree with.
After playing the field with a dirty girl and maybe 'experimenting' in Brighton, you settle down and have your life partner, with whom you have many trophies, or kids as they are known, and you are content. But you always look back with a tinge of what would have been.
The ex-girlfriend was never the same though, turned into a bit of a slag.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
More like tried to seduce a girl who was way out of his league, got slapped, and went to a sh!thole like Brighton.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No. I was correct, dirty filthy slapper, that only got men by cheating.
Trust that clears it up
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds was just too big a club. Clough undoubtedly did well with small clubs and giving them some time in the sun, but Leeds were already a club at the top of the game, and he couldn't handle that.
There were lots of other jumps he couldn't handle either. Better players, bigger expectations, fans more used to the best etc
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who is mentioning Leeds?
I am talking about a dirty slag that cheats to get things.
But if the cap fits...
posted on 11/10/17
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 17 minutes ago
Strett
If a snowflake is a person who doesn't vote for congenital idiots like Trump I would be proud to be called a snowflake. Is it inter breeding that makes you say such things?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What sexist things did I say, Spart.
Just curious what you class as being sexist.
Also are you the type that yells 'racist' at every opportunity too?
posted on 11/10/17
So using words like "slag" and "slapper" to describe women isn't sexist then Strett. Probably not in your lower middle class, middle aged golf club world, but with normal people it is. Note there are no equivalent male derogatory terms.
posted on 11/10/17
Offence is taken, not given. If someone finds those terms offensive it is their fault.
If you, a man that has lived through the 70s, find those terms offensive I suggest you keep off the internet and read The Guardian.
posted on 11/10/17
Total and utter nonsense. Don't try and excuse your blatant sexism. The term "slag" is an offensive term, unless you are referring to the solidified flux in blast furnaces or coal waste, I can't think of any cases where it is not used as an offensive term.
posted on 11/10/17
surely it's only sexist if Strett is meaning all women and not just making a general allagrey (if that's even the right word).
Thought the Brian Clough thing was pretty funny and original for a tree
posted on 11/10/17
Is it OK to call people 'thicko' then Spart?
derbymanc
posted on 11/10/17
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
Total and utter nonsense. Don't try and excuse your blatant sexism. The term "slag" is an offensive term, unless you are referring to the solidified flux in blast furnaces or coal waste, I can't think of any cases where it is not used as an offensive term.
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There are times when whispering "have a bit of this, you naughty slag" works wonders
It's all about context
posted on 11/10/17
Just before you 'feed the pony', Bunk.
posted on 11/10/17
It's Ok to call you thicko Strett, it's just called being honest.
Derbymanc, what a lot of drivel. Is OK to use the N word when referring to some black people or all black people?
What's an allagrey? Is it where you have a reaction when in contact with old people?
posted on 11/10/17
I'm not around/connected to the internet on Sunday, so some one else needs to write the Forest Match Thread.
Looking at how this thread is headed, leaving it unmoderated all day won't be wise!
posted on 11/10/17
Can't wait until this fixture is over & done with
posted on 11/10/17
Fair enough, you senile doddering old slag-loving simpleton.
posted on 11/10/17
Eh?
posted on 11/10/17
Ok you petit bourgeois, gravitationally and cognitively challenged pile of sexist excrement.
posted on 11/10/17
comment by JorvikRammer, if you listen to fools the mob rules! (U1369)
posted 10 minutes ago
Eh?
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That was aimed at Spart.
posted on 11/10/17
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 7 minutes ago
Ok you petit bourgeois, gravitationally and cognitively challenged pile of sexist excrement.
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Derby fan.
posted on 11/10/17
comment by RamsfanBaz.🐑 I predict a Rowett 🐑 (U2480)
posted 14 hours, 29 minutes ago
Quote from the program earlier by Cloughie: ‘Derby were the better team’.
Nothing changes then.
It’s a ‘Football’ town. Nottingham never will be.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
'Then, on 3 September 1972, after the team had defeated Liverpool 2–1 at the Baseball Ground, Clough criticised the Derby County fans, stating that "They started chanting only near the end when we were a goal in front. I want to hear them when we are losing. They are a disgraceful lot".
On the money again Mr Clough. Disgraceful indeed
posted on 11/10/17
More insults than usual from the Derby end of the A52. Worried?...😎
posted on 11/10/17
comment by I'm not Spartacus, dernt bulleh meh (U4603)
posted 5 hours, 33 minutes ago
Total and utter nonsense. Don't try and excuse your blatant sexism. The term "slag" is an offensive term, unless you are referring to the solidified flux in blast furnaces or coal waste, I can't think of any cases where it is not used as an offensive term.
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What if they are a slag, though?
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