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Had to Google where Liversedge is - between Cleckheaton and Helmondwike, West Yawkshah
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Some good real ale pubs in Liversedge.
bitterblue78
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Chorley beat liversedge 9.0 a couple weeks ago
blue b4 the moon
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Makes you wonder where all the assistance & money has gone. ;)
Alan Harper's Tash
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Which is somewhat ironic…
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Don't you think
Alan Harper's Tash
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That song in itself was ironic given that it simply listed examples of coincidence.
manclad
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So it must be near to -
"On Ilkla Moor Baht'at ..
(Pronounced in a broad Yawkshah accent for emphasis).
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We beat these cunts 2-1 last night.
They racially abused one of our lads- Mo Qasim.
They sang a lot about Cantona and Busby. Which is a bit like us at Guiseley singing about Don Revie and Mark Viduka. Both part of a bigger club a few miles down the road. Deluded twats
They racially abused one of our lads- Mo Qasim.
They sang a lot about Cantona and Busby. Which is a bit like us at Guiseley singing about Don Revie and Mark Viduka. Both part of a bigger club a few miles down the road. Deluded twats
Your second line is the important one. Whilst the first line made me smile the second one doesn't. Can people still act like this without punishment? What a scummy club.
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If you play in red the answer is a big, fat yes
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The thing is do people just shift racism? The lad who was abused was Asian. Maybe they think it's ok as he's not of African/Caribbean heritage? Fuck knows. It's ridiculous in 2022
Just lets us think about FCUM and the 10,000 fans that turn up every week to a non-league club,
WHY on earth would they need loans from the council and charities ? It's a so-called fans own club, money raised by fans should be going back into the club and should be well-placed in revenue to run and function nicely,
some clubs in the EFL and in the championship would love the money they have spunked
I don't understand WHY it keeps asking the public for help to cover debts ? if your own fans don't care, then why keep asking for help.. GO BACK HOME, nobody cares any more.. The glazers have spent £1.5 billion on united, so they care about the club you say you love too
WHY on earth would they need loans from the council and charities ? It's a so-called fans own club, money raised by fans should be going back into the club and should be well-placed in revenue to run and function nicely,
some clubs in the EFL and in the championship would love the money they have spunked
I don't understand WHY it keeps asking the public for help to cover debts ? if your own fans don't care, then why keep asking for help.. GO BACK HOME, nobody cares any more.. The glazers have spent £1.5 billion on united, so they care about the club you say you love too
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They wish they had 10,000 a week! More like 1,800.Just lets us think about FCUM and the 10,000 fans that turn up every week to a non-league club,
WHY on earth would they need loans from the council and charities ? It's a so-called fans own club, money raised by fans should be going back into the club and should be well-placed in revenue to run and function nicely,
some clubs in the EFL and in the championship would love the money they have spunked
I don't understand WHY it keeps asking the public for help to cover debts ? if your own fans don't care, then why keep asking for help.. GO BACK HOME, nobody cares any more.. The glazers have spent £1.5 billion on united, so they care about the club you say you love too
The fans of this club must have dipped thousands and thousands into the sinking ship over the years on top of getting into see the game. And they continue to chuck money into the bucket in the hope they can save it and that their donations over the years haven't been wasted!
Flogging a dead horse.....
Had the members kept their eye on the ball during the early days when the champagne socialists running it were giving their mates £30,000 a year jobs, they wouldn't be so much in the shit.
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The 10,000 fan base is a joke that their fans spout hahahaha
they should never be helped by the Manchester city council ever again, councillor Pat Karney has a lot to answer for
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I've previously said in an earlier post, they are financially fucked and it's only time.....In the know, watch this space
Mad Eyed Screamer
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The then Moston councilors Paul Murphy and Rita Tavenor were the traitors.
Tavenor's husband was principle at Manchester College, who partner with the club - a fact she failed to disclose until I brought it to people's attention.....
cleavers
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Can you hurry it up ?
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Had the misfortune to have their scumbag followers on same train as me twice.
Last night and also once having played at Clitheroe Town.
I’ve see loads of different groups of fans on trains over the years and they’re by far the worst.
The actual rag supporters are not too bad.
Dippers and Rangers are scummy too.
Last night and also once having played at Clitheroe Town.
I’ve see loads of different groups of fans on trains over the years and they’re by far the worst.
The actual rag supporters are not too bad.
Dippers and Rangers are scummy too.
I had the misfortune to be in the centre of Lancaster in FC Scum's early days when they played at Lancaster City and took a couple of thousand up there. The expression "dregs of society" doesn't come close to describing the impression conveyed by the bulk of their travelling support that day.