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Happy to lighten the mood a little. You have to hit rock bottom before you can begin to rise, I think the club are there now, time to climb even if it’s inch by inch.
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So WHAM have split, Hilts solo career begins.
Careless Grifter
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I’m sure its raised a giggle among certain sections of Iron fans but losing heavily at the end of a history-making cup run that brought in close to 1 and half million pounds won’t be as funny come the close season when they spend that money on new players as Scunny look on from the NL/NNL(?) as I think that cup money has been sidelined for the transfer kitty.
Enjoy it but he who laughs last and all that…3 users thanked author for this post.
That’s right, and I came round for tea to yours and it was a shoe box in middle o’ road..
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As a reader/casual poster on here I now see how badly your posts lack any sort of validity and why why you get so few replies.
‘Without Var Grimsby would have lost 2-1 fair and square.’ Wow, want to read that back to yourself, unwind the tangled logic and then slap your forehead?
‘And your clubs Tweet about Harvey Price Richgy? Pure class.’ It’s a general meme, not directed at anyone in person, just a general reflection of someone happy about something. Either see it for that or twist it into your own miserable take,prove to all that you’re a snowflake and then, maybe, reflect on the follow up post from a Gy fan who wishes your club well.1 user thanked author for this post.
The old theory of the ‘new manager bounce’ has passed. The new one is the ‘new owners with more than a shred of responsibility, dignity and business sense bounce’ which takes more time to work than the former, but is worth the wait.
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Grimsby won their first non-league game, an away win at Crawley who were one of the favourites.
Then the entrance to hell opened. Never take it for granted, the National League is a Frankensteins monster of a division.1 user thanked author for this post.
McAtee shows rare loyalty by staying on for another season, bringing in a dollop of cash for them and in the main because of one factor; Hurst.
The man sacked by Swann.Twist it how you want, it’s a(nother) good day for them, they’re not gurning, they’re rubbing their hands.2 users thanked author for this post.
See, this is where the failure begins. They crashed out, they let Southend, a club in a dreadful mess, overtake them. They had a decent team core?? Why was that? bc Hurst was brought in, he failed to save them but immediately brought in better players, some from the bargain bin, thinking that even if they went down they would be prepared for the opening day of the next campaign.
Swann brought Hill in, who arsed about bringing in kids, no prepping at all for what was to come just prepping to finish the season on 26 pts, emit soundbites and shrug.
That last sentence is bang in line with your final sentence. New personnel, top to bottom. But the emulating needed to start 3 months ago, instead it looks like the York/Stockport/close your eyes and hope spiral was adopted, the club becoming an ever more unattractive sellable asset.2 users thanked author for this post.
Hard to keep saying about keeping positive, on the one hand Scunny’s position is eerily similar to Gy’s, a wretched chairman who was too busy looking at the money at the expense of running a capable team, and both said teams crashing out of the League into potential NL oblivion…the one crucial factor is that the new Gy setup was in place as they crashed out. There was a real feeling of positivity this time last year despite the reality as the new owners immediately started putting things into place.
No new owners for the Iron in the close season is as disastrous as it can get. Time to drop any bitter rivalry, any previous grievings, just bite the bullet and realise that Gy’s business model is the one to emulate for success, be it a quick return or the long haul.
Fenty WAS the problem, Swann IS the problem.3 users thanked author for this post.
“Uefa has issued an apology to Liverpool and Real Madrid supporters as well as all other spectators caught up in the “frightening and distressing events” at last weekend’s Champions League final in Paris”
Agreed, case closed, close it down.
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Scouse bastard? I’m neither of those. I’m someone who read the verdict of the justice system that ploughed through mountains of reports, witness statements and harrowing accounts of how football fans were let down that day, and how those in charge on that awful day were guilty of neglect and covering up.
You, well you just read The Sun.1 user thanked author for this post.
Awaywego sounds like every other feckless, bitter and infantile Man Utd supporter I know. Shortly to be proven with a desperate sounding ‘I,m not a ManYoo fan..’ post from him…
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