Alternative Match Thread to cheer ourselves up

[Mister Chops 7]

Yes!  Come on, Colchester!

 

[E I E I E I O 0]

Great post really made me laugh, we sure need something. The only thing that could make me feel better would be watching the game with Delia. I would love her opinion about the F****** Dross she has brought to the club and the all time lows! This is far worse than the Chase Days!!!

[InLambertWeTrust! 0]

[quote user="fuzzyfelt"]

Yes!  Come on, Colchester!

 

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Score? I presume its still one nil?

[Karl Pilkington 0]

It is Clive Platt goal. Just told it''scalled the A12 derby, by whom I don''t know.

[Holtys revenge 0]

so ANOTHER first half hat-trick from Brown - extending our lead at the top of the table to 12 points at this rate....!

Shackell and Murray looking secure at the back and Russell pulling all the strings in midfield. Makes you glad to be a City fan.

[Camuldonum 0]

[quote user="fuzzyfelt"]

Yes! Actually it''s come on the Ewes!

I''ve said Come On The Ewes in the Conference League and the Third Division South.  I''ve said Come on the Ewes when we were memorably 5-0 down after 25 minutes.  They rewarded me by getting a goal back in the second half.  But Come on Norwich as well surely?  Two down in four minutes is hard to take for any team but it is still only 2-0 at halftime so either the other side stopped trying or you stopped them scoring?

I recommend saying Come on Norwich whatever your score.  If you loyally support your team, as many of you clearly do, I can''t much see the point of saying anything else but it''s probably my age showing.

 

 

 

 

 

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[Rudolph Hucker 0]

It''s tough Camul when you feel your players don''t care.

[ca 1]

CMON COLCHESTER , you could bring theei home win record to an end tonight!!!

[hogesar 10,764]

one-oneOh god, even this ones rubbish =]

[Mr_Chimp 0]

Frankly, I don''t want to go into a Premiership that Arsenal are playing in - simply astonishing.

[ca 1]

I was that excited that Colchester were in the lead that I couldnt spell ''''their'''' [:D]

Cmon Teddy Sheringham get the winner [:)]

[Buncey 1]

2-1 to the scum.

[Buncey 1]

3-1 to the scum.

[hogesar 10,764]

[quote user="cityangel"]

I was that excited that Colchester were in the lead that I couldnt spell ''''their'''' [:D]

Cmon Teddy Sheringham get the winner [:)]

[/quote]Sorry to burst your bubble love, but it''s 3-1 =]

[tippyellow 0]

look what happen when we support colchester...they fall to peaces

[sydneysider 0]

3-1 I bet the itfc fans have more than one thing to cheer about tonight!!!

[Duffman 0]

[quote user="tippyellow"]look what happen when we support colchester...they fall to peaces[/quote]LOL.....Quality and sadly true

[lappinitup 629]

[quote user="tippyellow"]look what happen when we support colchester...they fall to peaces[/quote]Just proves it''s us !!   [:(]

[Camuldonum 0]

[quote user="tippyellow"]look what happen when we support colchester...they fall to peaces[/quote]

 

Can''t anyone spell on this b****y board.? The literacy standard on here is quite dreadful.  It is PIECES (must be half-term, yes it is!  At this point the signal to noise ratio changes on all boards).  We missed a penalty (never a good thing) and fell apart.

As I understand  until then we gave them a good game.  That''s all I ask.  Your lot (judging by many posts on here) automatically expect to win each and every time.

I am beginning to (sort of) understand why you lot automatically expect to be in the Premier League.

2-0 down in four minutes and a reasonable result at the end sounds okay to me.  Arguably better than being 1-0 up and missing a penalty and losing 3-1 to two late goals.  Who knows?

Not me,  as I expect us to win next time out.  I am hoping so although I do feel that at least some of your posters will be extremely happy with a defeat for your club should that occur.

A really Little Old Club us.  Really, really little.  You paid more for your goalkeeper than we did for our entire team.

Judging by this message board alone I am not sure you are "wonderful supporters" at all.  The most vocal seem to revel in your current difficulties, even to enjoy same.  I sometimes wonder how many on here have played football for a (semi-professional) living rather than just watched it and whether there could be a difference? 

Ipswich away at the moment I consider a missed opportunity but no more than that.  I don''t want the Board out, nor the Manager out, nor the players out either.  I would say it was on the day or on the night.

I believe on this forum I would be called a "sheep".  That''s fine by me.  I support the Ewes and if we sink to whatever the Conference League sponsor name is at the time I will still support them.

I''ve done it before and, if I''m still around, I will do it again.  It''s just "my" club and so I have to go wherever it takes me. 

Hey! Let''s look on the bright side.  In the Essex Senior Cup we are at home to Stanway Rovers. It is probably only going to be the Academy kids or whoever needs a run out but I am still hoping we are going to win.

To see some posters on this board "wishing" their team to lose any game is totally beyond me.  Obviously there is some sort of sub-culture I have missed.  I put it down to age.

 

 

 

 

[Jerzy Krukowski 5]

[quote user="camuldonum"]

[quote user="tippyellow"]look what happen when we support colchester...they fall to peaces[/quote]

 

Can''t anyone spell on this b****y board.? The literacy standard on

here is quite dreadful.  It is PIECES (must be half-term, yes it

is!  At this point the signal to noise ratio changes on all

boards).  We missed a penalty (never a good thing) and fell apart.

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Very poor isn''t it, the number of posters that don''t

understand  that "to" is different to "too" or "of" is different

to "have".....[:$]

[quote user="camuldonum"]

I am beginning to (sort of) understand why you lot automatically expect to be in the Premier League.

[/quote]

Why, because we once were and have big crowds? That''s Wolves and Wet

Sham talk. The long suffering fans have had little to cheer for many

years so it''s understandable given the amount of money the club has

had, but this moaning culture we have is no different to Wolves'' and

most people would blame that for Wolves'' lack of real success over the

years. Is it affecting City too (genuine question)?  We all

(myself included) moaned and graoned about Etuhu and Safris''s

inconsistency, but who wouldn''t have both back in a shot. Did they

leave in part due to our "supporting" style? 

[quote user="camuldonum"]

Judging by this message board alone I am not sure you are "wonderful

supporters" at all.  The most vocal seem to revel in your current

difficulties, even to enjoy same.  

[/quote]

It''s a combination of things IMO. There''s an expectation due to recent

Prem action and the large crowds we''ve been having over the last few

years. We seem to have wasted, no, have wasted the Premier league

money. To some it''s been wasted on pointless offices, while the team

has got poorer and they''re directly related etc etc. I''m not so sure.

the board gambled on doing ok, bouncing back fairly quickly while the

infrastructure of the club was improved and thereby maximise revenue

for many years to come. A laudable ambition. Howeve, it''s gone totally

wrong and as NCFC burns, Delia and the other''s seem to be doing nothing

but hiding and twiddling their thumbs. Their amaturish approach is

coming home to roost. However, I''ve barely been to Carrow road for a

couple of seasons, the atmosphere often disappoints and I''ve found

going to away games to be much more fun.

 

[quote user="camuldonum"]

To see some posters on this board "wishing" their team to lose

any game is totally beyond me.  Obviously there is some

sort of sub-culture I have missed.  I put it down to age.

[/quote]

Probably, apart from the the old gits on the board who''re never really

happy unless they''re moaning. There will be people here who''ll be happy

if relegation happens, just so they can be proven right that everything

was crap. Good luck for the season (except in Dec and March of course!)

Anyway, try wrathofthebarclay sometime, you get a different style of

poster there, ain''t that the truth lappinitup? how''s the PhD

going?  [;)]

[lappinitup 629]

[quote user="SPat"][quote user="camuldonum"]

[quote user="tippyellow"]look what happen when we support colchester...they fall to peaces[/quote]
 

Can''t anyone spell on this b****y board.? The literacy standard on here is quite dreadful.  It is PIECES (must be half-term, yes it is!  At this point the signal to noise ratio changes on all boards).  We missed a penalty (never a good thing) and fell apart.

[/quote]

Very poor isn''t it, the number of posters that don''t understand  that "to" is different to "too" or "of" is different to "have".....[:$]
[quote user="camuldonum"]

I am beginning to (sort of) understand why you lot automatically expect to be in the Premier League.

[/quote]

Why, because we once were and have big crowds? That''s Wolves and Wet Sham talk. The long suffering fans have had little to cheer for many years so it''s understandable given the amount of money the club has had, but this moaning culture we have is no different to Wolves'' and most people would blame that for Wolves'' lack of real success over the years. Is it affecting City too (genuine question)?  We all (myself included) moaned and graoned about Etuhu and Safris''s inconsistency, but who wouldn''t have both back in a shot. Did they leave in part due to our "supporting" style? 

[quote user="camuldonum"]

Judging by this message board alone I am not sure you are "wonderful supporters" at all.  The most vocal seem to revel in your current difficulties, even to enjoy same.  

[/quote]

It''s a combination of things IMO. There''s an expectation due to recent Prem action and the large crowds we''ve been having over the last few years. We seem to have wasted, no, have wasted the Premier league money. To some it''s been wasted on pointless offices, while the team has got poorer and they''re directly related etc etc. I''m not so sure. the board gambled on doing ok, bouncing back fairly quickly while the infrastructure of the club was improved and thereby maximise revenue for many years to come. A laudable ambition. Howeve, it''s gone totally wrong and as NCFC burns, Delia and the other''s seem to be doing nothing but hiding and twiddling their thumbs. Their amaturish approach is coming home to roost. However, I''ve barely been to Carrow road for a couple of seasons, the atmosphere often disappoints and I''ve found going to away games to be much more fun.
 
[quote user="camuldonum"]

To see some posters on this board "wishing" their team to lose any game is totally beyond me.  Obviously there is some sort of sub-culture I have missed.  I put it down to age.

[/quote]

Probably, apart from the the old gits on the board who''re never really happy unless they''re moaning. There will be people here who''ll be happy if relegation happens, just so they can be proven right that everything was crap. Good luck for the season (except in Dec and March of course!) Anyway, try wrathofthebarclay sometime, you get a different style of poster there, ain''t that the truth lappinitup? how''s the PhD going?  [;)]
[/quote]Hardly ever visit WOTB, SPat, partly because someone else has the same username as me on there. I signed up on this board with the name on 30-12--06 the day BEFORE Simon Lappin signed for Norwich (in anticipation), so I guess someone thought it was a good name and copied it. However I don''t see any point in going on to another site and arguing over a name !!

Have to a agree with most of the rest of your post particularly the ''''of'''' and ''''have'''' What do they teach them these days?.