All the earlier talk of Jodi Jones leaving, now you with babestation - I'd always thought JJ reminded me of a young someone but could never think who.The club really are being a tease after that last tweet. Waiting a lifetime...
It's like babestation when the money runs out. Do I keep paying in the hope that something will happen, or do I just switch off and go to the pub?
By the looks of it it was also retweeted by Iran
We could send him to a school of medical science for test on how a professional football can't get fit and stay fit !There was a rumour that we were going to try to offload Kwame....question is, given his fitness record, who'd want him?
Shittiest lottery win ever
No, but he had previously said no room for anybody else unless we won the lottery. I don't think he literally meant millions.I wasn't expecting anything at all until Robins said we might have won the lottery.
One out and one in doesn't point to a windfall does it.
Yeah, get that and I wasn't expecting millions.No, but he had previously said no room for anybody else unless we won the lottery. I don't think he literally meant millions.
We then paid a fee for somebody and didn't really lose first team players.
Didn't he just say that because he previously said no players were coming in unless they won the lottery?Yeah, get that and I wasn't expecting millions.
He could have worded it better though
All the earlier talk of Jodi Jones leaving, now you with babestation - I'd always thought JJ reminded me of a young someone but could never think who.
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The one out was the lottery win to allow one in. You have been banging on about too many keepers. Robins believes he has got a good signing. He either didn't fancy Pearson or thought the wages were too high or both.I wasn't expecting anything at all until Robins said we might have won the lottery.
One out and one in doesn't point to a windfall does it.
The 'we might have just won the lottery' comments are now a complete embarrasment.
Dissapointing deadline day to say the least.
Yep, but he didn't have to repeat it verbatim.Didn't he just say that because he previously said no players were coming in unless they won the lottery?
Oops sorry, yes your right TM did prefer RCC, only excuse was that last season was so forgettable that I thought Burge had started the season. So just 3 of the 4 managers then.But most fans talk of their trust of Robin's judgement,although whether that last too much longer is a mute point, many fans also used to sing Mowbreys praises not that long ago, And yet they don't seem trust his judgement over his choice of goalies.Errm not too sure about that at all. In fact, RCC played every game under Mowbray last season, so 12 in all until TM got sacked/walked away. 10 league games, 2 cup matches.
Surely that very much points to Mowbray preferring Cook and not clearly at all as you alluded.
What did he say? Can you paste a quoteYep, but he didn't have to repeat it verbatim.
Pretty sure it was just an expression. We paid a fee for a centre half which we needed with mcdonald out.Yep, but he didn't have to repeat it verbatim.
He said after one game there's nobody coming in unless we win the lottery, next game he said we might have won the lottery. Obviously hinting that somebody is coming in.What did he say? Can you paste a quote
Ruddles is £1.99 a pint, could buy the whole pub a drink!Sorry, but if the outcome of today as it is, were how the lottery comments were intended, then it was always going to wind up an already sensitive fan base.
It's like your missus saying we've won something significant on the lottery. You expect a couple of nice holidays, pay the mortgage off maybe, perhaps even a new car. Instead you come home to a new lawn mower and a pair of hair straighteners. The only good news is that there's just enough left for a few scoops in the City Arms.
It's dissapointing.
Sorry, but if the outcome of today as it is, were how the lottery comments were intended, then it was always going to wind up an already sensitive fan base.
It's like your missus saying we've won something significant on the lottery. You expect a couple of nice holidays, pay the mortgage off maybe, perhaps even a new car. Instead you come home to a new lawn mower and a pair of hair straighteners. The only good news is that there's just enough left for a few scoops in the City Arms.
It's dissapointing.
Ruddles is £1.99 a pint, could buy the whole pub a drink!
People weren't really thinking we were going to be spending a fortune did they? I just assumed he was saying it in reference to his previous comment.He said after one game there's nobody coming in unless we win the lottery, next game he said we might have won the lottery. Obviously hinting that somebody is coming in.
Sorry, but if the outcome of today as it is, were how the lottery comments were intended, then it was always going to wind up an already sensitive fan base.
It's like your missus saying we've won something significant on the lottery. You expect a couple of nice holidays, pay the mortgage off maybe, perhaps even a new car. Instead you come home to a new lawn mower and a pair of hair straighteners. The only good news is that there's just enough left for a few scoops in the City Arms.
It's dissapointing.
People weren't really thinking we were going to be spending a fortune did they? I just assumed he was saying it in reference to his previous comment.
Clumsy then.He said after one game there's nobody coming in unless we win the lottery, next game he said we might have won the lottery. Obviously hinting that somebody is coming in.
The thing is, he said 'unless we win the lottery.' We have then since had one player in and one player out.That's the thing, he clearly was just referring to him saying nobody is signing unless we win the lottery.
People seem to have taken it way too literally.
But speaking after Saturday's league defeat to Yeovil Town, Robins admitted: "Unless we win the lottery we are unlikely to do anymore business between now and the end of the transfer window."
But following Tuesday night's defeat to Shrewsbury Town in the Checkatrade Trophy, Robins said: "We may have won the lottery.
"The club have been brilliant and they may be able to help me do something.
"We are trying to get something over the line so we'll have to wait and see what happens."
The thing is, he said 'unless we win the lottery.' We have then since had one player in and one player out.
He simply could have worded it so much better.
The club have been brilliant and they may be able to help me do something.
I am very pleased to complete this transfer and to be able to add another quality signing during a busy transfer window, and I’m grateful for the additional support from the club to do this.
These are football fans though, Nick. It was obviously going to be read in such a way by a great many.Clearly just referring to that comment saying we are going to sign somebody, after he had ruled it out.
These are football fans though, Nick. It was obviously going to be read in such a way by a great many.
I wasn't expecting anything major, but was expecting one EXTRA player in, not just one in, one out.
Maybe Baker IS coming tomorrow, who knows.
Lets give them a clue. 1) They both go down very easily.Look at everyone pretend they don't know who he is!
RCC was never in his plans and not even doing anything with the U23's, so it is effectively one extra player who is actually going to play for us.
This Baker thing as well, everybody is so wrapped up in it and will be heartbroken if he doesn't sign.
We had all agreed though had we not that RCC would almost certainly be going out on loan somewhere so therefore discounted.
As I say, personally I wasn't expecting something major.
I'd bite your hands off for the lawnmower and hair straightners, to be fairSorry, but if the outcome of today as it is, were how the lottery comments were intended, then it was always going to wind up an already sensitive fan base.
It's like your missus saying we've won something significant on the lottery. You expect a couple of nice holidays, pay the mortgage off maybe, perhaps even a new car. Instead you come home to a new lawn mower and a pair of hair straighteners. The only good news is that there's just enough left for a few scoops in the City Arms.
It's dissapointing.
So if he had agreed he is going, what's the issue in getting him gone properly to free up money to be used somewhere else?
It's listening to hype and people bigging it up.
I'm more surprised / shocked there hasn't been more outgoings to be honest.
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