Chandler Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 I can't quite make my mind about you SF. You see, I don't know whether you're first generation Irish trying to be British, or a second geneation Mick playing at being 'Oirish.' Either way you're a fraud and a very predictable one at that. You would have us believe that you are blue all the way through. Except for your stint at Liverpool Uni. And then there's your soft spot for the Bhoys (runs in the family). Makes me wonder when and how you alighted on LCFC. Sure the attraction didn't all begin with the six counties' greatest export since Semtex and De Lorean? No! It wasn't anything to do with MON was it? Now there's a shock... I won't take lectures on loyalty from an expat who wants to 'adopt' a team to help him fit in with the locals or a wannabe who seeks an Irish association to bolster his own dodgy sense of 'Oirishness.' Your stint as an LCFC fan won't last beyond your next job relocation - if that. Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated. We are now stuck with an underperforming manager for the forthcoming season. In all probability, the board may be faced with another stick or twist Taylor like situation a few games in. Your classic over reaction to our welcome victory was in line with my expectations. You didn't once stop to consider that this was only our third league win in over four months and that we have had only one away win in seven. Or the fact that the more acquisitions/changes that Levein makes the worse the results get. None of this is a matter of opinion. It is a matter of FACT. The only 'anti Leicester tripe' that you have heard this season was the indigestible anti Adams offal you suddenly swallowed whole sometime last September. And you've been puking it up here ever since...
Chandler Posted 28 April 2005 Author Posted 28 April 2005 I can't quite make my mind about you SF. You see, I don't know whether you're first generation Irish trying to be British, or a second geneation Mick playing at being 'Oirish.' Either way you're a fraud and a very predictable one at that.You would have us believe that you are blue all the way through. Except for your stint at Liverpool Uni. And then there's your soft spot for the Bhoys (runs in the family). Makes me wonder when and how you alighted on LCFC. Sure the attraction didn't all begin with the six counties' greatest export since Semtex and De Lorean? No! It wasn't anything to do with MON was it? Now there's a shock... I won't take lectures on loyalty from an expat who wants to 'adopt' a team to help him fit in with the locals or a wannabe who seeks an Irish association to bolster his own dodgy sense of 'Oirishness.' Your stint as an LCFC fan won't last beyond your next job relocation - if that. Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated. We are now stuck with an underperforming manager for the forthcoming season. In all probability, the board may be faced with another stick or twist Taylor like situation a few games in. Your classic over reaction to our welcome victory was in line with my expectations. You didn't once stop to consider that this was only our third league win in over four months and that we have had only one away win in seven. Or the fact that the more acquisitions/changes that Levein makes the worse the results get. None of this is a matter of opinion. It is a matter of FACT. The only 'anti Leicester tripe' that has done the rounds this season was the indigestible anti Adams offal you suddenly decided to swallow whole sometime last September. And you've been puking it up here ever since... 99868[/snapback]
Molson Canadian Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 WOW....Seems To Me Chandler Is Calling You Out.
gjp Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 I was just curious to know if there is a problem with having Irish background and following Leicester. Only my parents are Irish and I visit quite a lot and yes I too love the bhoys and am very proud of my Irish roots, a lot like other people born in England whose parents are of different origin. I say the more the merrier when it comes to following city.
stez Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 I can't quite make my mind about you SF. You see, I don't know whether you're first generation Irish trying to be British, or a second geneation Mick playing at being 'Oirish.' Either way you're a fraud and a very predictable one at that.You would have us believe that you are blue all the way through. Except for your stint at Liverpool Uni. And then there's your soft spot for the Bhoys (runs in the family). Makes me wonder when and how you alighted on LCFC. Sure the attraction didn't all begin with the six counties' greatest export since Semtex and De Lorean? No! It wasn't anything to do with MON was it? Now there's a shock... I won't take lectures on loyalty from an expat who wants to 'adopt' a team to help him fit in with the locals or a wannabe who seeks an Irish association to bolster his own dodgy sense of 'Oirishness.' Your stint as an LCFC fan won't last beyond your next job relocation - if that. Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated. We are now stuck with an underperforming manager for the forthcoming season. In all probability, the board may be faced with another stick or twist Taylor like situation a few games in. Your classic over reaction to our welcome victory was in line with my expectations. You didn't once stop to consider that this was only our third league win in over four months and that we have had only one away win in seven. Or the fact that the more acquisitions/changes that Levein makes the worse the results get. None of this is a matter of opinion. It is a matter of FACT. The only 'anti Leicester tripe' that has done the rounds this season was the indigestible anti Adams offal you suddenly decided to swallow whole sometime last September. And you've been puking it up here ever since... 99868[/snapback] 99873[/snapback] is that incase we didn't get it first time round?
Babylon Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 I can't quite make my mind about you SF. You see, I don't know whether you're first generation Irish trying to be British, or a second geneation Mick playing at being 'Oirish.' Either way you're a fraud and a very predictable one at that.You would have us believe that you are blue all the way through. Except for your stint at Liverpool Uni. And then there's your soft spot for the Bhoys (runs in the family). Makes me wonder when and how you alighted on LCFC. Sure the attraction didn't all begin with the six counties' greatest export since Semtex and De Lorean? No! It wasn't anything to do with MON was it? Now there's a shock... I won't take lectures on loyalty from an expat who wants to 'adopt' a team to help him fit in with the locals or a wannabe who seeks an Irish association to bolster his own dodgy sense of 'Oirishness.' Your stint as an LCFC fan won't last beyond your next job relocation - if that. Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated. We are now stuck with an underperforming manager for the forthcoming season. In all probability, the board may be faced with another stick or twist Taylor like situation a few games in. Your classic over reaction to our welcome victory was in line with my expectations. You didn't once stop to consider that this was only our third league win in over four months and that we have had only one away win in seven. Or the fact that the more acquisitions/changes that Levein makes the worse the results get. None of this is a matter of opinion. It is a matter of FACT. The only 'anti Leicester tripe' that has done the rounds this season was the indigestible anti Adams offal you suddenly decided to swallow whole sometime last September. And you've been puking it up here ever since... 99868[/snapback] 99873[/snapback] is that incase we didn't get it first time round? 99879[/snapback] no he just likes the sound of his own voice
SilverFox Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 You obviously have nothing better to do than read up on my background...a bit sad than channy! I obviously touched a nerve the other night
SilverFox Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 As for the rest, very funny! You can't attack me for being Irish or try and make me feel any sense of shame because it is one of the things that I am most proud of! Also if I was going to be a glory boy, then why would I pick Leicester City!?!? Hardly glory boys are we! And for the record I have been supporting leicester ever since I moved here which takes me back to about the age of 4! Just because I haven't lived here my whole life doesn't make me any less a fan. In fact I would recommend to anyone getting away and seeing other places...even if it is only as far as Liverpool Uni (which was a blast), which just for the record isn't the only place I have seen...there are far more exciting places You can try and attack me under a veil of very poor assumptions and you can attack my ethnicity all you want tory boy, but it just proves to everyone on here that I touched a raw nerve with my comments the other night. You Chandler, are incapable of answering a single charge that anyone has levvied against you! You are a poor poor fan, capable of only criticism and petty little comments. Only when we win can you muster up any sign of caring for this city and this team, the rest of the time you are just looking for a way to criticise and pull down. As a fan you really are a joke! You look sad, you sound sad, and that you spent time looking at previous posts to get a picture of who I am just confirms that you are sad. On that basis alone I don't dislike you, I pity you! As for 99% of your other bullsh*t posts, which I would let go without a single word, one sentiment sums them up
Collymore Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 I can't quite make my mind about you SF. You see, I don't know whether you're first generation Irish trying to be British, or a second geneation Mick playing at being 'Oirish.' Either way you're a fraud and a very predictable one at that.You would have us believe that you are blue all the way through. Except for your stint at Liverpool Uni. And then there's your soft spot for the Bhoys (runs in the family). Makes me wonder when and how you alighted on LCFC. Sure the attraction didn't all begin with the six counties' greatest export since Semtex and De Lorean? No! It wasn't anything to do with MON was it? Now there's a shock... I won't take lectures on loyalty from an expat who wants to 'adopt' a team to help him fit in with the locals or a wannabe who seeks an Irish association to bolster his own dodgy sense of 'Oirishness.' Your stint as an LCFC fan won't last beyond your next job relocation - if that. Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated. We are now stuck with an underperforming manager for the forthcoming season. In all probability, the board may be faced with another stick or twist Taylor like situation a few games in. Your classic over reaction to our welcome victory was in line with my expectations. You didn't once stop to consider that this was only our third league win in over four months and that we have had only one away win in seven. Or the fact that the more acquisitions/changes that Levein makes the worse the results get. None of this is a matter of opinion. It is a matter of FACT. The only 'anti Leicester tripe' that you have heard this season was the indigestible anti Adams offal you suddenly swallowed whole sometime last September. And you've been puking it up here ever since... 99868[/snapback] yawn
Chimp Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated.
Guest Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 Our win over Derby has clarified the situation over Levein. What little chance there was of a vote of 'confidence' from the board in a couple of weeks time has now evaporated. 99926[/snapback] He's been playing with his crystal balls again, I suspect.
SilverFox Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 Playing with his balls is subject on which Chandler needs no tuition!
Chimp Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 Playing with his balls is subject on which Chandler needs no tuition! 100031[/snapback] I'm not sure if he plays with them but he can sure talk 'em...
Chandler Posted 28 April 2005 Author Posted 28 April 2005 Another successful 'outing!' And yet another literal minded sucker who just doesn't get it. I don't know who's worse: you or Barton. Been supporting LCFC since you were four eh SF? Sure it isn't since you were fourTEEN (round about the time that other Irish romancer jigged his way through the hallowed portals of Filbo)? Now why ever would I say such a thing? Could it be that everything that you're into has to have some sort of association with the Emerald Isle? Like your taste in music for example? U2 and the Pogues - not exactly 'with it' for a twenty something are you? Don't tell me you like a bit of stand up too eh? Ardal O'Hanlon and that other one with the sensitive girlie face? And then there's your choice of University. Great for the craic. Nothing wrong with that. Except you can take 'fitting in' a bit far can't you? Like trotting off to Anusfield and roaring on the scouse gits to the 'plastic treble.' Even our indolent undergrad posters on this board @ Hull, Newcastle and Leeds wouldn't be capable of such treachery. A bit of advice for you SF if you want to remain an LCFC fan. Take a plane to that airport in the middle of nowhere at Knock. The rickety old cabs have probably all been replaced by gleaming Mercs for a comfortable ride to Nick Leesons office at Galway United. Mark my words, he'll probably be needing a lawyer again. You can then turn your wannabe expat hat around the other way and lust after all things British: like Chicken Tikka Masala, Madonna & Thierry Henry. Oh, and I nearly forgot, LCFC. That is if you've got the guts to don the blue down at Finnegans, whilst all around are Bhoys and Man U...
step Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 Silverfox. dont let the barsteward get to you. I dont matter where you come from what colour your skin is. It dont even matter if a fan never visits our fair city. A fan is a fan and we are all equal in the eyes of the lads.
TornadoShaunUK Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 Another successful 'outing!' And yet another literal minded sucker who just doesn't get it. I don't know who's worse: you or Barton.Been supporting LCFC since you were four eh SF? Sure it isn't since you were fourTEEN (round about the time that other Irish romancer jigged his way through the hallowed portals of Filbo)? Now why ever would I say such a thing? Could it be that everything that you're into has to have some sort of association with the Emerald Isle? Like your taste in music for example? U2 and the Pogues - not exactly 'with it' for a twenty something are you? Don't tell me you like a bit of stand up too eh? Ardal O'Hanlon and that other one with the sensitive girlie face? And then there's your choice of University. Great for the craic. Nothing wrong with that. Except you can take 'fitting in' a bit far can't you? Like trotting off to Anusfield and roaring on the scouse gits to the 'plastic treble.' Even our indolent undergrad posters on this board @ Hull, Newcastle and Leeds wouldn't be capable of such treachery. A bit of advice for you SF if you want to remain an LCFC fan. Take a plane to that airport in the middle of nowhere at Knock. The rickety old cabs have probably all been replaced by gleaming Mercs for a comfortable ride to Nick Leesons office at Galway United. Mark my words, he'll probably be needing a lawyer again. You can then turn your wannabe expat hat around the other way and lust after all things British: like Chicken Tikka Masala, Madonna & Thierry Henry. Oh, and I nearly forgot, LCFC. That is if you've got the guts to don the blue down at Finnegans, whilst all around are Bhoys and Man U... 100077[/snapback] Dont you have anything better to do? If you are going to take the piss out of someone, atleast do it to their face so they can smash you in...
Chandler Posted 28 April 2005 Author Posted 28 April 2005 Another successful 'outing!' And yet another literal minded sucker who just doesn't get it. I don't know who's worse: you or Barton.Been supporting LCFC since you were four eh SF? Sure it isn't since you were fourTEEN (round about the time that other Irish romancer jigged his way through the hallowed portals of Filbo)? Now why ever would I say such a thing? Could it be that everything that you're into has to have some sort of association with the Emerald Isle? Like your taste in music for example? U2 and the Pogues - not exactly 'with it' for a twenty something are you? Don't tell me you like a bit of stand up too eh? Ardal O'Hanlon and that other one with the sensitive girlie face? And then there's your choice of University. Great for the craic. Nothing wrong with that. Except you can take 'fitting in' a bit far can't you? Like trotting off to Anusfield and roaring on the scouse gits to the 'plastic treble.' Even our indolent undergrad posters on this board @ Hull, Newcastle and Leeds wouldn't be capable of such treachery. A bit of advice for you SF if you want to remain an LCFC fan. Take a plane to that airport in the middle of nowhere at Knock. The rickety old cabs have probably all been replaced by gleaming Mercs for a comfortable ride to Nick Leesons office at Galway United. Mark my words, he'll probably be needing a lawyer again. You can then turn your wannabe expat hat around the other way and lust after all things British: like Chicken Tikka Masala, Madonna & Thierry Henry. Oh, and I nearly forgot, LCFC. That is if you've got the guts to don the blue down at Finnegans, whilst all around are Bhoys and Man U... 100077[/snapback] Dont you have anything better to do? If you are going to take the piss out of someone, atleast do it to their face so they can smash you in... 100316[/snapback] For your information Tornado Shaun, Silver Fox has given out far more than he has received from me on this board. And when offered the chance to deliver his insults in person HE was the one who ducked the challenge. I think that's what is you (rightly) call 'survival instinct.'
Anish Posted 28 April 2005 Posted 28 April 2005 I can't see why anybody bothers responding to Chandler... <_<
Hullfox Posted 29 April 2005 Posted 29 April 2005 Even our indolent undergrad posters on this board @ Hull, Newcastle and Leeds wouldn't be capable of such treachery. 100077[/snapback] Sorry but if you're referring to me as an undergraduate you're sadly mistaken. Never been to University me, i'm not as intelligent as many people on here but I've followed my home town club home and away for many years now because as most supporters will tell you and as you probably know yourself Mr C, it's in the blood. You don't need a degree for that, just a heart and mine is as big as anyones on this board.
TornadoShaunUK Posted 29 April 2005 Posted 29 April 2005 Who gives a shit if someone has chosen to support Leicester City anyway? Lets be honest - the club arent going to turn away any fans are they.. look at Man Utd, alot of their money is based around glory boys buying their shirts etc...
Dunc Posted 29 April 2005 Posted 29 April 2005 Good old Chandler, after I agree with the basis of his argument on one thread, I then read this pile of shite.
Chandler Posted 29 April 2005 Author Posted 29 April 2005 I was just curious to know if there is a problem with having Irish background and following Leicester. Only my parents are Irish and I visit quite a lot and yes I too love the bhoys and am very proud of my Irish roots, a lot like other people born in England whose parents are of different origin. I say the more the merrier when it comes to following city. 99878[/snapback] None at all my friend. As long as you stick with us for better or worse, richer or poorer. No matter where you are you follow the same star... For ever and ever. Amen
SilverFox Posted 29 April 2005 Posted 29 April 2005 I was just curious to know if there is a problem with having Irish background and following Leicester. Only my parents are Irish and I visit quite a lot and yes I too love the bhoys and am very proud of my Irish roots, a lot like other people born in England whose parents are of different origin. I say the more the merrier when it comes to following city. 99878[/snapback] None at all my friend. As long as you stick with us for better or worse, richer or poorer. No matter where you are you follow the same star... For ever and ever. Amen 100651[/snapback] So you are an optimist after all!
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