Cherries: Old boy Stock tells Dean Court faithful: "Nothing has changed overnight." (From Bournemouth Echo)

....nice one Stocky...but you can see how fickle our supporters are...there are still tickets for sale.

Exactly what ive been trying to put across as well...well said Brian Stock.Get behind the team lads!...i for one am really looking forward to tmrw.C'Boscombe!!!

Exactly what ive been trying to put across as well...well said Brian Stock.Get behind the team lads!...i for one am really looking forward to tmrw.C'Boscombe!!!

Exactly what ive been trying to put across as well...well said Brian Stock.Get behind the team lads!...i for one am really looking forward to tmrw.C'Boscombe!!!

Should be a cracker on Saturday. Let's get 3pts. Could go 4th if results go for us.
Still need answers from The Board though, regarding a lot of questions put by fans. Some of us have a very uneasy feeling about things.

Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow.
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Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest.
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So a win for us is absolutely vital
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It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about.
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We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more.
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I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats.
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Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically.
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WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out.
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Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track.
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Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought.
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I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win.
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Regards
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow. . Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest. . So a win for us is absolutely vital . It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about. . We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more. . I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats. . Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically. . WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out. . Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track. . Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought. . I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win. . Regards smhinto

Any team managed by Danny Wilson is liable to slip up ,in fact they are all inclined to leave it till the last minute because,simply,the standard aint good in this league lets face it.

Its that last fixtures`result I shall be avoiding till Sunday morning.

No,not really

smhinto:
With respect there is no "evidence" that we will not win either! Though I certainly agree that the probability is high that under current circumstances we are in for a tough game.
However we have already beaten Donny this season, we still have a good quick, skilled team and good management, add home advantage with a hopefully supportive crowd anything can happen. Also football is a game of chance as well as skill so nothing is pre-determined and if Donny have the 'hump' over losing on Wednesday we should have the 'humpx4' for our recent results!
So I'm going for a Cherry-tinted glassed 3 points tommorrow and am looking forward to cheering the boys on!!!
COYR!!!

Any team is capable of beating any other in this league. It's not over yet by a long stretch. I have a feeling Ed will turn the tide tomorrow. A few players with something to prove and we always raise our game for the better teams. For me it's make or break tomorrow and I think we'll do okay. I wonder how far Elphick and Daniels are away from a return. I think we may be surprised. Not necessarily tomorrow but sooner rather than later. Can't wait for 3pm. Come on boys!

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:
smhinto: With respect there is no "evidence" that we will not win either! Though I certainly agree that the probability is high that under current circumstances we are in for a tough game. However we have already beaten Donny this season, we still have a good quick, skilled team and good management, add home advantage with a hopefully supportive crowd anything can happen. Also football is a game of chance as well as skill so nothing is pre-determined and if Donny have the 'hump' over losing on Wednesday we should have the 'humpx4' for our recent results! So I'm going for a Cherry-tinted glassed 3 points tommorrow and am looking forward to cheering the boys on!!! COYR!!!

Thankyou for a fair and constructive response.
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(Pity one or two others find this difficult)
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However, you must take into account that when we acquired victory at Doncaster we did not have the major injuries we have now. The injuries have been the pivotal reason why we have lost four games in a row.
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But like you I do hope we can manufacture a result but my hopes are not bubblingly high.
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I just cannot see Tubbs, Grabban and Pitman unlocking a back four that resembles the England international rugby back line.
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To reiterate we must not concede first. If they score first it will be game over.
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Regards
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^ sminto:
Perhaps it's time for a Pitman-Tubbs pairing up front, considering their back 4 wee Tubbsy should be able to run between their legs and shimmy round their ankles before delivering a killer strike! ;-)

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:
^ sminto: Perhaps it's time for a Pitman-Tubbs pairing up front, considering their back 4 wee Tubbsy should be able to run between their legs and shimmy round their ankles before delivering a killer strike! ;-)

I would add to this that considering Grabban seems to have contracted a nasty case of 'Wes' in front of goal lately Piman-Tubbs upfront could be worth a try, I don't recall seeing them together before either?
UTC!

I got a sneaky feeling fletch will have a big part to play tomorrow,

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:
^ sminto:
Perhaps it's time for a Pitman-Tubbs pairing up front, considering their back 4 wee Tubbsy should be able to run between their legs and shimmy round their ankles before delivering a killer strike! ;-)

Trouble is I've haven't seen Tubbs "Shimmy" or hit a "killer" strike for a very long time!

However, I back EH in this backs to the wall situation and use tomorrow to kick start an unbeaten run til the end of the seaon & automatic promotion by at least a 3 point gap.

There "smhinto" put that up your negative pipe & smoke it!

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:
^ sminto: Perhaps it's time for a Pitman-Tubbs pairing up front, considering their back 4 wee Tubbsy should be able to run between their legs and shimmy round their ankles before delivering a killer strike! ;-)

I would add to this that considering Grabban seems to have contracted a nasty case of 'Wes' in front of goal lately Piman-Tubbs upfront could be worth a try, I don't recall seeing them together before either?
UTC!

I'll go with that,said it last week!pitman/tubbs up front.can't go to the game as banned for showing abit of passion,shame,think it'll be a good one!must win,utc!

abc100 wrote:
I got a sneaky feeling fletch will have a big part to play tomorrow,

However, I do not believe that Fletch is fit to play 45 mins let alone 90 mins.
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The option where I would stick Fletch on is the situation where if we were winning 1-0 with 20mins to go, I would stick him on simply to give the opposition something else to think about it and to start pulling their defenders all over the place of which can do well.
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Regards

I think we need to start getting players in the opponants box, instead of chrowding the midfield. we have the width lets use it and get these low balls in to the area. there will be many chances there. So Boscombe lets push up instead of playing the safe way. We do need to win this you know, otherwise all the good work has been undone over the last 5 games.

Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

...nice story multiposter...howeve
r alternative story is that AFCB win tomorrow and go on to remain unbeaten to the end of the season and clinch promotion on the very last day at Tranmere....Max buys out the mitchell clan and instructs the building of the fourth stand...we survive The Championship in season 2013/14 and consoldiate in that league. Eddie Howe and Jason Tindall are FULLY supported by the board of AFCB!...

....then I wake up!

multipostingshouldbe
banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Can you get help for your condition?

multipostingshouldbe
banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

That actually sounds like Swindon..hhhhaaaaaaa
. .... Prat

Kinsonite wrote:

multipostingshouldbe

banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Can you get help for your condition?

Wish I could take the credit.

Not my work...I just found it amusing.

Thought you lot would too, but then again it may be a little soon eh?

seuthsayer wrote:
...nice story multiposter...howeve

r alternative story is that AFCB win tomorrow and go on to remain unbeaten to the end of the season and clinch promotion on the very last day at Tranmere....Max buys out the mitchell clan and instructs the building of the fourth stand...we survive The Championship in season 2013/14 and consoldiate in that league. Eddie Howe and Jason Tindall are FULLY supported by the board of AFCB!...

....then I wake up!

Sorry seuthsayer,

I missed your reply.

Glad to see there's one of you with a GSOH.

Some valid points Shim-into but one potential error.

I thought you were calling for McDonald to replace Arter not so long ago?

So calling out Arter as missing tomorrow should not be one of your reasons for the obvious prediction from you ;0)

smhinto wrote:
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow.
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Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest.
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So a win for us is absolutely vital
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It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about.
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We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more.
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I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats.
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Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically.
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WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out.
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Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track.
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Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought.
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I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win.
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Regards
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow. . Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest. . So a win for us is absolutely vital . It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about. . We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more. . I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats. . Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically. . WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out. . Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track. . Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought. . I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win. . Regards smhinto

No wonder others tell you go away. Your such a mean spirited commentator.

Painful.

multipostingshouldbe
banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013 Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Fast forward April2013:

A hole appears in the rusty Swindon bucket and minutes before the adminstrator is to walk in a benefactor from Bucks saves them by absorbing them into his franchise which is now renamed.......
...............MK SwinDons

The County Ground is re-developed into a * trailer park/scrapyard/compl
ex roundabout system/sewage farm
(* delete as appropriate)
UTC!!!

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:

multipostingshouldbe

banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013 Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Fast forward April2013:

A hole appears in the rusty Swindon bucket and minutes before the adminstrator is to walk in a benefactor from Bucks saves them by absorbing them into his franchise which is now renamed.......
...............MK SwinDons

The County Ground is re-developed into a * trailer park/scrapyard/compl

ex roundabout system/sewage farm
(* delete as appropriate)
UTC!!!

Phew!

At least they were saved!

Mind you...they are a BIGGER club than little ol' afcb eh?

must win game against donny, otherwise a fight for 6th position will start.

^ They will be as part of a 3 club franchise ;-D

CSeat80 wrote:

smhinto wrote:
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow.
.
Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest.
.
So a win for us is absolutely vital
.
It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about.
.
We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more.
.
I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats.
.
Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically.
.
WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out.
.
Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track.
.
Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought.
.
I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win.
.
Regards
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow. . Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest. . So a win for us is absolutely vital . It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about. . We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more. . I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats. . Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically. . WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out. . Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track. . Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought. . I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win. . Regards smhinto

No wonder others tell you go away. Your such a mean spirited commentator.

Painful.

My posts reflects the REALITY of our current situation. Please try to take your head out of the sand and re-read the post and ask yourself do I have relevent point.
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There is a poster on the other echo headline of the day who does see where I am coming from. This the business end of the season and out current pickle is not condusive to winning football matches.
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But I share your hope in the fact that i do wish we would win tomorrow but my gut feelings are not bubblingly high.
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Regards

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:
^ They will be as part of a 3 club franchise ;-D

;-)

lofty1971 wrote:
Some valid points Shim-into but one potential error.

I thought you were calling for McDonald to replace Arter not so long ago?

So calling out Arter as missing tomorrow should not be one of your reasons for the obvious prediction from you ;0)

Very true, but his is the business end of the season and we need all players fit and hands to the pump and not sitting in the main stand.
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Injuries will cost us. But i do hope we get some form of result.
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Regards

please stop replying to smhintos posts ,if nobody bites and responds to his negative posts with a bit of luck he will go away and bother somebody else.i wonder if he has ever seen a cherries game.

abc100 wrote:
I got a sneaky feeling fletch will have a big part to play tomorrow,

is he making the tea?

multipostingshouldbe
banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

talking of predictions i predict that you are a complete p***k!

multipostingshouldbe
banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

talking of predictions i predict that you are a complete p***k!

Smhinto,would be interested to see your reply to this one ; Over the last two seasons my pal has had his mate from Oldham,who lives locally,with him to the games v Oldham,which we have won.Tomorrow my Doncaster friend,who lives in Ringwood is coming with me.A brilliant tactical move by myself and a guaranteed victory!

smhinto wrote:
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow.
.
Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest.
.
So a win for us is absolutely vital
.
It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about.
.
We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more.
.
I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats.
.
Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically.
.
WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out.
.
Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track.
.
Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought.
.
I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win.
.
Regards
Unfortunately, I cannot see anything changing tomorrow. . Tomorrow is a massive six-pointer as defeat tomorrow and a win for Sheff Utd will end any hopes of automatic promotion. I cannot see Sheff Utd slipping up tomorrow to be honest. . So a win for us is absolutely vital . It is not a case of being negative, it is a case of saying: look we have two key defenders out, we also have no target man up front to change the style and shape and subsequently give to oppostion something else to think about. . We are also without Arter of which compounds the situation more. . I suppose another way of putting it is that if we had not had the injuries we now have we probably would not be sitting on the back of four straight defeats. . Plus the fact that Donaster will be hopping mad after their defeat in mid-week. The worse thing that we can do is let them take the lead, if they do they will just sit back and put us in their back pockets and see the game out. ie Sheff Utd all over again. plus the fact they are big, strong side and they will over power us physically. . WE MUST TAKE THE LEAD in order to open then out. . Unfortunately, by the time Elphick and Daniels get back to match fitness we would have run out of games to catch up. They need at least one reserve game before hand. I cannot see them being back until the game after the Stevenage game. By which time it will be too late as we would have run out of games to put any potential promotion crusade back on track. . Unfortunately, this the reality of the situation and not negativity. I would like you all to see this in that vain of thought. . I have posed the reasons why i cannot see us winning tomorrow. I will now listen to and accept any reasonable evidence for people saying that we are going to win. . Regards smhinto

How do you know that Daniels and Elphick won't be fit until after the Stevenage game?
Also, have you actually considered that Doncaster may have more players out through injury than us.
Just a thought.
Regards

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:

multipostingshouldbe

banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013 Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Fast forward April2013:

A hole appears in the rusty Swindon bucket and minutes before the adminstrator is to walk in a benefactor from Bucks saves them by absorbing them into his franchise which is now renamed.......
...............MK SwinDons

The County Ground is re-developed into a * trailer park/scrapyard/compl

ex roundabout system/sewage farm
(* delete as appropriate)
UTC!!!

Take a bow son. BRILLIANT.

STEADY EDDIE 1 for the road wrote:

TedMacsCherryPants wrote:

multipostingshouldbe


banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013 Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Fast forward April2013:

A hole appears in the rusty Swindon bucket and minutes before the adminstrator is to walk in a benefactor from Bucks saves them by absorbing them into his franchise which is now renamed.......
...............MK SwinDons

The County Ground is re-developed into a * trailer park/scrapyard/compl


ex roundabout system/sewage farm
(* delete as appropriate)
UTC!!!

Take a bow son. BRILLIANT.

PDC aint too happy with STFC either pmsl.

multipostingshouldbe
banned wrote:
Season 2012-2013

Season 2012-2013 Fast forward to March 2013. AFCB, having had yet another poor run of results found themselves in the deserved position of having to reduce the number of staff on the payroll at Dean Court. Over the coming weeks this first batch of redundancies would pale into insignificance once the full impact of what was to follow became known. All playing staff were sold for around 15% of their incoming transfer value in a fire sale that can only be described as being on a biblical scale. The club was put up for sale, but unfortunately a buyer could not be found so owner Maxim Demin (one time saviour of AFCB) placed the club in administration and subsequently sold the land the ground was built on to a local developer. The developer (known as Mr M) has yet to decide whether the plans for a residential project consisting mainly of 3 storey houses would be the best way forward. His opinion is that given the local population for the most part are unable to manage stairs, bungalows may be more in keeping with local requirements. The fanbase were initially a little disappointed at their clubs demise, but soon realised that supporting a bigger club like Poole Town FC was far more rewarding.

Sold the land? how the hell would he be able to sell the land or the stadium, neither are owned by the club, so if you are going into the realms of fantasy surely you need to get the main part of the story right!! One of the totally obsessed with the idea Mitchell only wants to be at the club so he can put up flats brigade, I thought we were rid of you lot but of course as soon as there is a story that can be twisted to look negative and kills off the club out you all come. You did the same thing 3 years ago, we are not mean to be here, I recall very clearly how within 2-3 years we would be looking at these flats, and yet here we still are today fighting for promotion to the championship, oh how it must hurt that us fans still have our team and will be there this afternoon watching and cheering the lads on to a valuable 3 points!!