Have you now learnt a lesson?

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jimbo2011

jimbo2011

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All the noobs and teds who were rejoicing at us getting to meet the RS at Wembley, I hope you will carry the pain from last Saturday and remember what it felt like.

Most of us auld arses who were at Wembley through the 80s to face them kind of knew in our heart of hearts what would happen. Either we'd be robbed or freeze on the day. DMs negativity from a winning position only made it harder to take. Even at HT I didn't expect us to win but I guess that's from 40 years of supporting the Blue Boys.

So remember: we never want to meet them in a cup competition again, DEFFO not at Wembley, any other team in the country would be preferable.
 

jimbo2011 said:
All the noobs and teds who were rejoicing at us getting to meet the RS at Wembley, I hope you will carry the pain from last Saturday and remember what it felt like.

Most of us auld arses who were at Wembley through the 80s to face them kind of knew in our heart of hearts what would happen. Either we'd be robbed or freeze on the day. DMs negativity from a winning position only made it harder to take. Even at HT I didn't expect us to win but I guess that's from 40 years of supporting the Blue Boys.

So remember: we never want to meet them in a cup competition again, DEFFO not at Wembley, any other team in the country would be preferable.
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They wouldn't be told mate.

Some of us saw the disaster hoving into view as we got to the 5th Round draw and we were kept apart. The train just kept coming down the track and they all still walked toward toward it thinking it was a good thing.

I bet the lesson is learned now good and proper.
 
Must be why all the 'arl arses wouldn't get on their feet and try to lift them.


LET FOLKS THAT WANT A TICKET GO if you are arriving with a we're gonna get beat outlook, if we make noise then the team responds, they wont even be able to hear him shouting "keep it tight and cling on" if we produce a cacophony.
 

I did agre with Davek as much as it hurt, it was inevitable. I wish i was more positive when it came to the Derby games, but the tactics, the game.. it just doesn't happen.
 
jimbo2011 said:
All the noobs and teds who were rejoicing at us getting to meet the RS at Wembley, I hope you will carry the pain from last Saturday and remember what it felt like.

Most of us auld arses who were at Wembley through the 80s to face them kind of knew in our heart of hearts what would happen. Either we'd be robbed or freeze on the day. DMs negativity from a winning position only made it harder to take. Even at HT I didn't expect us to win but I guess that's from 40 years of supporting the Blue Boys.

So remember: we never want to meet them in a cup competition again, DEFFO not at Wembley, any other team in the country would be preferable.
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with all due respect.........shut up. we `knew it` but we didnt really - you never can tell and whats wrong with living with a bit of hope. i thought we would smash them all over the place but i wasnt surprised we lost so i didnt end up an emotional wreck just a bit sad we missed an opportunity. so to wish we never get them in the cup again ........nah! bring them on der shiite
 

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian said:
Must be why all the 'arl arses wouldn't get on their feet and try to lift them.


LET FOLKS THAT WANT A TICKET GO if you are arriving with a we're gonna get beat outlook, if we make noise then the team responds, they wont even be able to hear him shouting "keep it tight and cling on" if we produce a cacophony.
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THIS.
 
Remember knocking them out in the fourth round when Lucas had been sent off and the TV went to adverts and when it came back Golsing was celebrating a goal? That was great wasn't it.

The defeats I can forget - they're frequent and unspectacular. The victories I remember.
 
jimbo2011 said:
All the noobs and teds who were rejoicing at us getting to meet the RS at Wembley, I hope you will carry the pain from last Saturday and remember what it felt like.

Most of us auld arses who were at Wembley through the 80s to face them kind of knew in our heart of hearts what would happen. Either we'd be robbed or freeze on the day. DMs negativity from a winning position only made it harder to take. Even at HT I didn't expect us to win but I guess that's from 40 years of supporting the Blue Boys.

So remember: we never want to meet them in a cup competition again, DEFFO not at Wembley, any other team in the country would be preferable.
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If it's before the QF stage I'd always be fairly confident against the rs. After that, I get what you're saying
 

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