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  • in reply to: Got to Go Andy #293553
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    Through Turnbull, the Board should issue a directive to Buttler to play 4-4-2
    The squad is threadbare of quality & quantity and 4-4-2 is simpler & better suited to the personnel.
    This directive should be announced to the supporters.
    Failure to implement the Board’s directive should result in…

    They won’t and shouldn’t do that. It would be the death knell and a sign of no confidence in Butler. If Butler fails, as he is doing presently, he will fall on his own sword.

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    in reply to: Big performance incoming #293478
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    Big performance from the Bucks.

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    We played a bit better than last week first half, but without looking truly threatening. Every time Buxton came forward they did, because they could pass and brought forwards together in tandem. As soon as they got a hold of it in the second it was only them winning it.

    I cannot defend the team or Butler any more. They’re not good enough. Weak in midfield, weak forwards and the defence is becoming error prone now, and we still persist with this back 5. Carlton wasn’t special, but was the only forward causing them problems, and we looked even worse when he came off.

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    in reply to: Buxton #293457
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    Bloomin’ heck. Contrition from awaywego. Is this a new awaywego? :-)

    in reply to: Two Up Top Under Butler. #293437
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    Danny Elliott has scored 15 goals for Macclesfield so far this season. They seem to be getting a tune out of him.

    in reply to: Full time professionals? #293379
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    To provide some balance, I will say that Turnbull will be looking at players of NLN quality now, while on a reduced budget from last year, and such players are prone to mistakes. Not saying he’s done no wrong, and no good points were raised (that the summer recruits have not managed to get themselves solidified as first teamers is a good point), but thought it was worth adding for consideration.

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    in reply to: What a great result. #293344
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    And, like I say, I am not arguing dementia, but he is old, as was Biden. Both were unfit and slowing down, noticeably, outside of the partisan. Including for Biden and his supporters.

    Has been argued on here, as TwoWrights did in July. It’s not some sudden ‘cope’. I will be the first to admit that the Dems need to do some soul searching in their attempts to reconnect (e.g. on crime in cities), but I am not going to refrain from criticising Trump or pointing out issues.

    After all, I am not crying ‘rigged’ like many did last time and plenty spoke of Biden’s mental faculties and were presumably not doing so for finding the result challenging.

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    in reply to: What a great result. #293342
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    I think it was evident before the rallies tbh and have discussed it with friends for the last few years. Like I say, you could be reaching for the dismissals of others, just as Dems did. It’s not just those who disagree with you who have bias, whereas the ‘reasonably minded’ exist on your side alone.

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    Agree to disagree. Not meaning to be snide. Just saying that Biden fans used to say anyone claiming Biden’s mental faculties had decreased were biased (and they weren’t wrong, there was bias), but their claims weren’t without merit. I think the opposite side should take note given the nature of Trump right now, even if most saying it are not his fans.

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    £700,000 according to wikipedia.

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    in reply to: What a great result. #293317
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    Another case, and this is not the only circumstance. Not saying dementia or anything, but the same struggles we got with Biden towards the end. Which is to be expected, he is old.

    https://x.com/atrupar/status/1846364035073110405

    These are just 2 examples. A lot of his talk is just nonsensical rambles now.

    in reply to: What a great result. #293313
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    It’s not the only one where he bobs and does nothing and as for the first? Hmmmm, it’s clearly waffling word salad, often slowly said (a lot more than previously) and I am a bit baffled what makes people with clear biases some sort of oracle on it.

    It’s not a case of ‘desperately wanting to be’, but it’s being picked on by many. I guess they’re all biased. Like I said, Dems dismissed concerns about Biden to their peril, and Republicans and their supporters seem to be doing now with obvious slowing and illegible waffle.

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    Big Keith Hill still without a job.

    in reply to: What a great result. #293303
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    I think Republicans are being as blinkered as many Democrats were (including myself) if they can’t see that Trump is not cognitively all there. It’s often stuff like this below or him wandering around like a confused old man when the teleprompter goes and half of his rally goers seemed bored.

    https://x.com/ZPoet/status/1853440982911750155/photo/1
    https://x.com/chyeaok/status/1844435087624110501/video/1

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    Recent games have shown that awaywego was right in the worth of Whitehall. It’s still early days for Carlton, but is doing nothing to show he has to usurp Whitehall in the starting lineup.

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    in reply to: What a great result. #293282
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    It was the economy (specifically inflation) that did it. With things like immigration and crime as secondary (but not unimportant) factors. Abortion restrictions are not popular, and in places like North Carolina Dems did better outside of the presidential race. Suggests to me is that voters took a vote beyond just one policy and were bothered about grocery prices and punished Biden for it, even if I disagree with them. That’s the way it is. Similar to 92 when Bush Sr led a recovered economy, but was punished.

    Not a fan of Ms Gabbard and her apologia for awful people like Assad and ‘blow in the wind’ policy positions.

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    It seems a strange one and Cov fans on twitter seem disappointed by it.

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    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293275
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    Have you got Stu Maw’s number? He might be able to give me some suggestions as to what’s best. ;-)

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    Robins will be looking for a new club.

    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293265
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    Matlock town Fc might be more receptive to your catering suggestions…

    Will we get Will Swann coming on here to give us tips on player recruitment?

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    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293260
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    I did say I got sucked in for a reason. Though, I couldn’t have asked for a better display over why I think he’s divisive and toxic. I acknowledge my first reply wasn’t courteous, but there are ways to handle it.

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    Oh yes it is.

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    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293215
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    Pat, thanks for the catering pointers, you can sod off now, the role of panto villain round these parts is mine! (and occasionally AWG’s)

    Tbf, Awaywego is amusing, I admit that and I am beginning to see the good in you. ;-)

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    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293214
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    I mean, you were desperate to reply with your last post tbf. It wasn’t even directed at you, but you had to comment with more digs at mental health and insults. Like I said, toxic, but no surprise from you.

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    You still droning on with more insults?

    I may be an idiot, but imagine being put right by such an idiot on such a basic English error.

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    Good stuff. Hopefully this can be some motivation now.

    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293205
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    Can we not sponsor the various ailments people will get from poor food prep?
    Listeria sponsored by Tony’s Textiles?

    Brilliant! Not one to miss a sponsorship opportunity I’m sure Mr. Sparks will be all over this! I’ll kick us off:

    Diarrhoea sponsored by Deereys Dreamland Delusions

    Salmonella Sponsored by Siderites Simple(ton) Solutions

    Burning bumholes sponsored by Butlers Bore Brigade

    Listeria sponsored by Lee’s Lacklustre Let-downs

    For 414.

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    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293204
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    It was tbf. Sorry for getting sucked into this.

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    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293200
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    *you’re

    in reply to: Doxxing goat going? #293198
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    More snide digs from the toxic individual. Exactly what you caused last time.

    no snide digs at anyone

    lol.

    Aye, if you wanted me to stroke you, you shouldn’t have come on here to divide the fanbase with your snide digs before then.