Dr The Singh Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 I'm wondering when he has time to eat, wash and shit! The forum's first 24hr a day poster he's a machine.....that's what the ladies tell me!!!
davieG Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 http://www.avfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/...~916877,00.htmlNo sentiment then! SH*T on the Villa!!! Martin O'Neill insists there will be no place for sentiment when he makes his return to Leicester after six years away. The Villa manager was boss at Filbert Street for just under five years, in which time he won the 1997 and 2000 League Cup trophies. But he believes it is a new era now at the club and the only thing fans will be cheering is their own team. He said: "I have been away six years and I think there has been a new era of supporters grown up at the Walkers Stadium. "I never managed there - all my work was at Filbert Street and that's what I remember. "In fact, I haven't seen a competitive match at the Walkers Stadium. Six years is a long time in football and I'm sure Leicester City fans will be going to cheer on their own team. "I don't think they'll be thinking about anything else. "I loved my spell at Leicester. It was difficult to start with because we couldn't win a game - and the crowd certainly let me know about it. "But I had to weather that. It made me stronger and made me realise how precarious the management game is. "It will be nice to see the older fans who remember the decent times at Filbert Street but essentially, the reception for me is not wildly important. "It's the winning of the football match that matters to me. That's all it is. Even if someone gives me gentle applause, it will only last about 10 seconds and then the game starts and everyone forgets about it." O'Neill and his coaching team have watched the last two Leicester games and they have been impressed with what they have seen. "It will be a difficult game, no doubt. It's away from home and we know the difficulties we had against S****horpe and we expect the same again. "We need to play better than we did on Saturday against Fulham but we'll try and get it right tonight. "We've watched the last couple of Leicester games. They've done well and played well. It is really up to us. The crowd will be right behind them but we'll have a decent travelling support and we want to win. "The last round showed how difficult it can be. We created a lot of chances and we couldn't capitalise on them so it left the game in the balance right up until the end."
Tubes Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 as much as im excited and would like to be proven wrong i can really see tonight being a let down! the expectation is so high and the youngsters coming in will feel a lot of pressure against premiership class! the attendace isnt goin to be a sell out that most expected im not trying to dampen the mood and really hope i am wrong what do you lot think?
Joe. Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Should be a good game tonight... If we can pull off a good result it will be fantastic for the team. Everyone seems to be quite confident about it- I hope that's a good thing!
davieG Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 as much as im excited and would like to be proven wrong i can really see tonight being a let down! the expectation is so high and the youngsters coming in will feel a lot of pressure against premiership class! the attendace isnt goin to be a sell out that most expected im not trying to dampen the mood and really hope i am wrong what do you lot think? Your enjoyment is not totally wrapped up in how many attend, whether the young guns appear/perform or whether we win. The enjoyment for a game like this will be down to what the fans make of it. Relax enjoy it have a laugh, have a sing song, take the piss out of their/our players whatever floats your boat but cheer up.
Head Honcho Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 I'm wondering when he has time to eat, wash and shit! The forum's first 24hr a day poster :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Not just me who thinks that then!
Thracian Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 as much as im excited and would like to be proven wrong i can really see tonight being a let down! the expectation is so high and the youngsters coming in will feel a lot of pressure against premiership class! the attendace isnt goin to be a sell out that most expected im not trying to dampen the mood and really hope i am wrong what do you lot think? Well they had some encouragement recently. Villa won the Academy league last season but City's lads whooped them 4-1 a few weeks back to stamp themselves firmly on the top of this season's chart. They're used to high expectations.
Tubes Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Your enjoyment is not totally wrapped up in how many attend, whether the young guns appear/perform or whether we win. The enjoyment for a game like this will be down to what the fans make of it. Relax enjoy it have a laugh, have a sing song, take the piss out of their/our players whatever floats your boat but cheer up. wow you should get in the changing room with stowley and rob before games your good
lookwhaticando Posted 24 October 2006 Author Posted 24 October 2006 Debatable.... Cheeky bugger. :thumbsup: OMG he's done it agin!!!! LWICD, do you ever sleep!!!!???? C'mon you Blues!!! P.s. What kind of class is still going at 7:30 pm!!?? Still going? Starts at... ends at '9pm'. But for me, it's 2:30-4pm. Could be an erotic art class! I wish. I'm wondering when he has time to eat, wash and shit! The forum's first 24hr a day poster I don't... he's a machine.....that's what the ladies tell me!!! ... as The Singh says, I'm a machine.
Wils Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 C'mon City. I am leaving in just a min,see some of you there.
lookwhaticando Posted 24 October 2006 Author Posted 24 October 2006 :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Not just me who thinks that then! I aim to please. :thumbsup: Why is everyone talking about me all of a sudden? It's got me worried. :laugh:
filbertway Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 I aim to please. :thumbsup: Why is everyone talking about me all of a sudden? It's got me worried. :laugh: Because you're the new TPH This thread is in danger of veering off course Come on Leicester
lookwhaticando Posted 24 October 2006 Author Posted 24 October 2006 Because you're the new TPH This thread is in danger of veering off course Come on Leicester Wow! I didn't think The People rated me so highly. :thumbsup: Come on Leicester
Thracian Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Wow! I didn't think The People rated me so highly. :thumbsup: Come on Leicester Keep your feet on the ground - there's some as rate Sylla on here!
davieG Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Wow! I didn't think The People rated me so highly. :thumbsup: Come on Leicester Of course it doesn't make you THe People's Hero. The Philandering Hobo perhaps
lookwhaticando Posted 24 October 2006 Author Posted 24 October 2006 Keep your feet on the ground - there's some as rate Sylla on here! Well that's dampened my spirits. You'd be a wonderful manager when it came to young players coming through the ranks, you sure know how to keep their feet on the ground.
filbertway Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Keep your feet on the ground - there's some as rate Sylla on here! You will do after tonight His pacey runs, turning the full back inside and out, a goal and an assist, oh it will be wonderful
lookwhaticando Posted 24 October 2006 Author Posted 24 October 2006 You will do after tonight His pacey runs, turning the full back inside and out, a goal and an assist, oh it will be wonderful And I thought having visions of Piper rejoining made me someone living in a fantasy world.
filbertway Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 And I thought having visions of Piper rejoining made me someone living in a fantasy world. Wait and see, wait and see
lookwhaticando Posted 24 October 2006 Author Posted 24 October 2006 Wait and see, wait and see If he does the magic you (wrongly) predict, I will add the line: Sylla's Number One Fan to my signature for all to see. He has to do all of the trickery and important stuff you reckon he will, though. No half-way house here mate.
FrankieWorthoYaggedMyWife Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 du du du du momo sylla! du du du du momo sylla!
Thracian Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Wait and see, wait and see What a wondrous night it'll be, Sylla on the wing, He couldn't miss a thing, And City won by three!!!. Well, it's a night for fantasy. Is that men in white coats I see?
Master Fox Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Wow! I didn't think The People rated me so highly. :thumbsup: Come on Leicester yeah, you're cool! I think you're number one on here now
Suffolk_fox Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 Martin O'Neill insists there will be no place for sentiment when he makes his return to Leicester after six years away. The Villa manager was boss at Filbert Street for just under five years, in which time he won the 1997 and 2000 League Cup trophies. "In fact, I haven't seen a competitive match at the Walkers Stadium. " Some of us have to think hard too, Martin!
filbertway Posted 24 October 2006 Posted 24 October 2006 If he does the magic you (wrongly) predict, I will add the line: Sylla's Number One Fan to my signature for all to see. He has to do all of the trickery and important stuff you reckon he will, though. No half-way house here mate. And if he doesn't do all that I will add the line "lookwhaticando's number 1 fan" To my name
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