Soulboy said:gordondaviesmoustache said:themadinventor said:I'm mentally weak and spineless, if only you knew me personally you wouldn't dream of making such comments, you slag me off yet again just because we don't agree on something, I've Been rounded on time and time again for having my own point of view yet I'm still here giving my views, in my experience only the really weak run in gangs and empty vessels make the most noise so why not shut up for a while and try listening for a change, you have two ears and one mouth so you should listen twice as much as you talk.
Of course I do not know you and I will qualify my original comments by saying that my observations are based solely on your input to this board - but I would state that the threads that you create invite such a comment. This thread is not the first in a series which are clearly designed to invite a reaction and on that basis you should expect people to comment candidly on what you have written.
Only last week after the Everton game you were saying we had blown it, in spite of the fact that we were top of the league. If the players shared that mindset we would not even finish top four and I happen to consider negative thinking to that extent in the face of logic to be a form of mental weakness. If you think something bad is going to happen then it almost certainly will.
It may be in your life you have done things that would make my comment seem absurd, but I am talking about your attitude to this football club - nothing else. We have been taken over by some serious and powerful people and sustained success is inevitable. That doesn't mean we will definitely win the league this year but there is no doubt that these people will ensure that City are going to be a powerful force in European football on an ongoing basis, and thinking that every time we don't win it's all going to end is so at odds with logic in relation to where we find ourselves, that I happen to think it's a sign of a lack of mental fortitude - as far as your attitude to this club is concerned. As I said in my earlier post, it is a form of thinking that is much more suited to when things did routinely and comically go wrong at this football club.
As to your comments about running with the herd, I have demonstrated on numerous occasions in my life that I am happy to hold and express a view that is at odds with those around me, which is probably why I am the only City fan in a family full of season ticket holding united supporters.
Also, I actually don't mind Harry Redknapp. There, I said it.
Rag.
gordondaviesmoustache said:Soulboy said:gordondaviesmoustache said:Of course I do not know you and I will qualify my original comments by saying that my observations are based solely on your input to this board - but I would state that the threads that you create invite such a comment. This thread is not the first in a series which are clearly designed to invite a reaction and on that basis you should expect people to comment candidly on what you have written.
Only last week after the Everton game you were saying we had blown it, in spite of the fact that we were top of the league. If the players shared that mindset we would not even finish top four and I happen to consider negative thinking to that extent in the face of logic to be a form of mental weakness. If you think something bad is going to happen then it almost certainly will.
It may be in your life you have done things that would make my comment seem absurd, but I am talking about your attitude to this football club - nothing else. We have been taken over by some serious and powerful people and sustained success is inevitable. That doesn't mean we will definitely win the league this year but there is no doubt that these people will ensure that City are going to be a powerful force in European football on an ongoing basis, and thinking that every time we don't win it's all going to end is so at odds with logic in relation to where we find ourselves, that I happen to think it's a sign of a lack of mental fortitude - as far as your attitude to this club is concerned. As I said in my earlier post, it is a form of thinking that is much more suited to when things did routinely and comically go wrong at this football club.
As to your comments about running with the herd, I have demonstrated on numerous occasions in my life that I am happy to hold and express a view that is at odds with those around me, which is probably why I am the only City fan in a family full of season ticket holding united supporters.
Also, I actually don't mind Harry Redknapp. There, I said it.
Rag.
Only a rag would spell rag with a capital 'R'. Start of a sentence or not.
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rag.
Soulboy said:gordondaviesmoustache said:Soulboy said:Rag.
Only a rag would spell rag with a capital 'R'. Start of a sentence or not.
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rag.
That's just to indicate exactly how far up the rag food chain you really are!
You were worth more than a mere lower case rag definition... I thought you would have been chuffed.