Rival Watch

[genome]

No, but that's not the point

[Silver Fox]

You're right, the point is that football fans are gimps

[genome]

Cracking input as always, SF

[double d]

SF Really has digressed as a poster this last 18 months or so, as has Leon. Don't get who has hurt them.

[Hound]

So, do you think they wouldn't have lost 4-0 to the runaway champions if a player who wasn't even on the bench was going to tweet something about his old club 2 hours after the game?

no, and why would you suggest I did?

It obv had no bearing on the result. Still not a bright thing to do.

[LUX]

SF Really has digressed as a poster this last 18 months

lolz, quality

[Silver Fox]

SF Really has digressed as a poster this last 18 months or so, as has Leon. Don't get who has hurt them.

Cracking input as always, SF

Oof, it's the Chuckle Brothers double team

[leon]

genome does like his Monday beef.

[Snowflake Royal]

File under being upset when a former player celebrates scoring a goal against you

Yet another reason to fold the internet

Yeah, player in celebrating happier times and having fondness for a previous club shocker.

but a couple of hours after a 4-0 home defeat, and when your previous club is a relegation rival?

painfully stupid thing to do really. Not that I think he'll get many more minutes at Bolton anyway

So?

One thing is not linked to the other. A player's history isn't wiped when they move clubs. It's no measure of his effort or dedication at his current club.

Football fans get precious about the pettiest of things.

[Stranded]

For those who are interested or enjoy self flagellation, you can purchase this game for a fiver via Barnsley's iFollow tonight. Will need a VPN though.

[John Smith]

For those who are interested or enjoy self flagellation, you can purchase this game for a fiver via Barnsley's iFollow tonight. Will need a VPN though.

Imagine choosing to do that over Liverpool v Roma or Derby v Cardiff.

[genome]

Because it's a crucial match in our season, Mr Smith. Understandable.

[double d]

For those who are interested or enjoy self flagellation, you can purchase this game for a fiver via Barnsley's iFollow tonight. Will need a VPN though.

Imagine choosing to do that over Liverpool v Roma or Derby v Cardiff.

Imagine wanting to watch an important game in our relegation battle that could either take us closer to danger or give us a MASSIVE chance of staying up over a game none of us fans really care about, and a game between the biggest chokers in our league vs the team with the pcuntiest manager.

[John Smith]

For those who are interested or enjoy self flagellation, you can purchase this game for a fiver via Barnsley's iFollow tonight. Will need a VPN though.

Imagine choosing to do that over Liverpool v Roma or Derby v Cardiff.

Imagine wanting to watch an important game in our relegation battle that could either take us closer to danger or give us a MASSIVE chance of staying up over a game none of us fans really care about, and a game between the biggest chokers in our league vs the team with the pcuntiest manager.

Double D, we've been safe since we beat Burton away and you know it. Barnsley will draw tonight and it'll be a poor game.

Maybe go for a walk instead?

[Theroyalbox]

Why the bollocks would I pay 5£ to watch Nottingham Barnsley when I can watch 2 European heavy weights. We literally need a point against a shite Ipswich team to stay up. You lot are just worrying to keep the season dramatic, its over.

[Hound]

Yeah, player in celebrating happier times and having fondness for a previous club shocker.

but a couple of hours after a 4-0 home defeat, and when your previous club is a relegation rival?

painfully stupid thing to do really. Not that I think he'll get many more minutes at Bolton anyway

So?

One thing is not linked to the other. A player's history isn't wiped when they move clubs. It's no measure of his effort or dedication at his current club.

Football fans get precious about the pettiest of things.

Which is exactly why its a stupid thing to do. If you want to pi$$ off your own fans, then yep go ahead and do it. If you don't want to keep them onside, then posting something like that is the way to go.

Would I care? Not particularly - but then a lot of people obviously do

[NewCorkSeth]

What did Jem tweet?

[LUX]

We literally need a point against a shite Ipswich team to stay up.

you are either being thick or flippant.

I've placed a bet on Paddy Power which one it is. Poor odds ftl.

[genome]

A Bolton fan totted it all up and figured out that Jem has liked/tweeted 30+ tweets about Reading in the last week

It wouldn't really bother me, but it's understandable that some would get pissed off with a current player tweeting that much about a club they are in a relegation battle with

[double d]

Imagine choosing to do that over Liverpool v Roma or Derby v Cardiff.

Imagine wanting to watch an important game in our relegation battle that could either take us closer to danger or give us a MASSIVE chance of staying up over a game none of us fans really care about, and a game between the biggest chokers in our league vs the team with the pcuntiest manager.

Double D, we've been safe since we beat Burton away and you know it. Barnsley will draw tonight and it'll be a poor game.

Maybe go for a walk instead?

So if you think we are safe then why are we not safe? You realise we could still go down.