Or Chaplin? Nothing is certain in football as you know.Even then he has Andreu as a 10 virtually and Hiwula as back up - I think Bakayoko will be the next Garry Collier as the strangest signing of all time
Even then he has Andreu as a 10 virtually and Hiwula as back up - I think Bakayoko will be the next Garry Collier as the strangest signing of all time
With no Biamou I can really see him being lonely up top, a la Blackpool
That was the dogs bollocks!If this doesn't happen every week I will not be happy
Bizarre. Heard somebody say that McNulty thrived off his assists! Do they watch?Yeah I’m sure he was wishing he could partner “3 assists” Biamou lol
So they have dickheads on their Forum too!Extracted this post on the Pompey forum that made me chuckle:
Good riddance, he's no longer one of our own, he's a c*ck! 500K for him has to be deal of the century, he'll still be inconsistent whoever he plays for. What a choice of dumps he has! Coventry or Barnsley, I think the Bronx sounds more attractive. No more than the little sh*t deserves.
What’s sour and green and rhythms with drapes?
Think McNulty said in a recent interview that he loved playing with Biamou as he did all the hard work.Bizarre. Heard somebody say that McNulty thrived off his assists! Do they watch?
So they have dickheads on their Forum too!
Good to know.
I know I said I probably would not post on your forum again but I saw your post with a quote from one of our more articulate supporters I had to. Some supporters, of all clubs, seem to think that players playing for their team should be as fanatical as them. They don't realise that professional footballers are doing a job for their employers, just like anyone else, and if a better offer comes along they take it, again just like anyone else. Chaplin has had a better offer to join a club whos manager really believes in him and he is going to get a chance to play regular first team football. That poster has not taken into account what it must have took for Chaplin to leave Pompey where he was a supporter and player for all his life along with his family. He has taken it personally that Chaplin can no longer be called "one of our own" so he has lashed out in the only way he knows by being derogatory towards the player. I can tell you that most Pompey supporters are sad to see Chaplin go but even most of those who agree with the move still think he is a good player. The poster was probably right about the dump bit though......................only joking.Extracted this post on the Pompey forum that made me chuckle:
Good riddance, he's no longer one of our own, he's a c*ck! 500K for him has to be deal of the century, he'll still be inconsistent whoever he plays for. What a choice of dumps he has! Coventry or Barnsley, I think the Bronx sounds more attractive. No more than the little sh*t deserves.
What’s sour and green and rhythms with drapes?
Even then he has Andreu as a 10 virtually and Hiwula as back up - I think Bakayoko will be the next Garry Collier as the strangest signing of all time
Right foot, left foot, long range, short range. Appreciate the level of opposition but pretty comprehensive display of finishing there.some belters in here to be fair... and unusually for a city signing, they are not mostly taken at empty U23 or reserve match stadiums!! LOL
I know I said I probably would not post on your forum again but I saw your post with a quote from one of our more articulate supporters I had to. Some supporters, of all clubs, seem to think that players playing for their team should be as fanatical as them. They don't realise that professional footballers are doing a job for their employers, just like anyone else, and if a better offer comes along they take it, again just like anyone else. Chaplin has had a better offer to join a club whos manager really believes in him and he is going to get a chance to play regular first team football. That poster has not taken into account what it must have took for Chaplin to leave Pompey where he was a supporter and player for all his life along with his family. He has taken it personally that Chaplin can no longer be called "one of our own" so he has lashed out in the only way he knows by being derogatory towards the player. I can tell you that most Pompey supporters are sad to see Chaplin go but even most of those who agree with the move still think he is a good player. The poster was probably right about the dump bit though......................only joking.
I know I said I probably would not post on your forum again but I saw your post with a quote from one of our more articulate supporters I had to. Some supporters, of all clubs, seem to think that players playing for their team should be as fanatical as them. They don't realise that professional footballers are doing a job for their employers, just like anyone else, and if a better offer comes along they take it, again just like anyone else. Chaplin has had a better offer to join a club whos manager really believes in him and he is going to get a chance to play regular first team football. That poster has not taken into account what it must have took for Chaplin to leave Pompey where he was a supporter and player for all his life along with his family. He has taken it personally that Chaplin can no longer be called "one of our own" so he has lashed out in the only way he knows by being derogatory towards the player. I can tell you that most Pompey supporters are sad to see Chaplin go but even most of those who agree with the move still think he is a good player. The poster was probably right about the dump bit though......................only joking.
What kind of terrible video is that?!?
Right foot, left foot, long range, short range. Appreciate the level of opposition but pretty comprehensive display of finishing there.
Obviously loves playing for Pompey. Let's make him feel at home.
"still hopeful" Jesus we are only 5 games in - I should hope so!Jodi jones to come back also. I’m still hopeful this season
Don’t feel the need to apologise mate, we have (more than?) our fair share.I know I said I probably would not post on your forum again but I saw your post with a quote from one of our more articulate supporters I had to. Some supporters, of all clubs, seem to think that players playing for their team should be as fanatical as them. They don't realise that professional footballers are doing a job for their employers, just like anyone else, and if a better offer comes along they take it, again just like anyone else. Chaplin has had a better offer to join a club whos manager really believes in him and he is going to get a chance to play regular first team football. That poster has not taken into account what it must have took for Chaplin to leave Pompey where he was a supporter and player for all his life along with his family. He has taken it personally that Chaplin can no longer be called "one of our own" so he has lashed out in the only way he knows by being derogatory towards the player. I can tell you that most Pompey supporters are sad to see Chaplin go but even most of those who agree with the move still think he is a good player. The poster was probably right about the dump bit though......................only joking.
Playing in a winning team would do for me first gameDon’t feel the need to apologise mate, we have (more than?) our fair share.
The one and only Mr McNulty was the focus of a certain section of our fanbase after failing to score for a few games at the beginning of last season. Then he was a hero. Then he was a traitor / Judas / money grabber etc etc. Most football fans would eat their own children for >£10k a week, let alone play the sport they love for a professional football club (they don’t?).
I hope for Connor’s sake (and ours) that the morons keep it shut if he fails to get a hat-trick in his first game, but I won’t hold my breath...
Well said that manDon’t feel the need to apologise mate, we have (more than?) our fair share.
The one and only Mr McNulty was the focus of a certain section of our fanbase after failing to score for a few games at the beginning of last season. Then he was a hero. Then he was a traitor / Judas / money grabber etc etc. Most football fans would eat their own children for >£10k a week, let alone play the sport they love for a professional football club (they don’t?).
I hope for Connor’s sake (and ours) that the morons keep it shut if he fails to get a hat-trick in his first game, but I won’t hold my breath...
Haha indeed. I work in Portsmouth regularly, and I can confirm it's a shithole. Worse than Southampton by a country mile.Have you fucking seen Portsmouth?
Jesus, talk about two bald men fighting over a comb!
Haha indeed. I work in Portsmouth regularly, and I can confirm it's a shithole. Worse than Southampton by a country mile.
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Worst than Southampton, now that really is below the belt.Haha indeed. I work in Portsmouth regularly, and I can confirm it's a shithole. Worse than Southampton by a country mile.
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Having had the (mis) fortune of living in Scumpton for 3 years, I can confirm it is a bigger dump - even without my blue tints on. Think house prices and crime rates there are another level. Not pretending Pompey is a rich man's paradise by any means. Far from it - it's certainly not as wealthy as Bournemouth or Brighton, the two other south coast areas with football teams, but it isn't even a contest that Stainsville is the biggest dump down south!I live on the outskirts of Pompey and used to work at Southampton FC. I can tell you that although Pompey has its shit areas (like everywhere), it’s better than Southampton.
And by and large, the people are much nicer in Portsmouth as well. I just found the majority of people in Southampton...well, just a little bit weird.
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No, no that is incorrect, the name of that alley is very respectfully called Specs Lane. It is true that there may be one or two dog faeces down there.Dogshit alley behind the away end..a proper dive
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