Goal as posted by Neddy Seagoon

Sat Apr 28, 2007 5:35 pm

Sorry Neddy but that thread was designed with a purpose more than having a go at the latest addition to the forum.

Neddy Seagoon wrote: www.melbournevictory.net/forum/showthread.php?t=28014

Goal wrote:I was gonna go to a Storm game once, just to kill some time, then I found out I had to pay to get in . . .

I wish the Storm would just *I SHOULDN'T SWEAR, But I have anger issues!* off to another city.

It's a manufactured team engineered by Rupert Murdoch to try to nationalize this league.

It's a waste of time.

Cheers.

Goal wrote:Quote:
Originally Posted by MDL:
me either....let's see how smug this *I SHOULDN'T SWEAR, But I have anger issues!* is now.....all football fans should as a matter of principle boycott Storm games...also run them down on SEN any chance you get....
Absolutely! I'd like to be offered free tickets to a storm game on SEN and then say "The storm? What's that? . . . Oh right that rugby club thing, yeah nah I can't I'm putting a needle down the eye of my penis that night"

Goal wrote:Quote:
Originally Posted by MDL:
hopefully Stroms crowds drop, further decreasing their bargaining power over the new stadium & Waldron is made to look like the c_cksucker that he is......
I don't know what a Brian Waldron is, but I agree with what you say about Storm.

Goal wrote:I could play for the Storm if I put on another 50 kgs. I could be their star player.

Goal wrote:Plus i'm recently unemployed.

Goal wrote:I live in Melbourne, and I resent feeling like I have to barrack for the storm, so I cheer for the Canterbury Bulldogs.

Goal wrote:Which rugby league team was sacrificed to make room for this joker outfit?

Goal wrote:I barrack for whoever plays the storm.

Goal wrote:Now that we know that NRL teams engage in group sex with chubby 19 year olds, I have a question:

What do Billy Slater and Cameron White and whoever else do while Geyer, Inglis, Cronk, King and oh shit I don't know any other players, have their fun with their girl?

Cos they would have to wait, wouldn't they?

If I was organizing a gangbang for my teammates, I would probably arrange for there to be more girls than guys. Unless of course I was gay.

We're giving up our extra seat capacity for a team that was manufactured to create a superleague because Fox couldn't get the rights to the NRL?

Blitzkrieg · Sat Apr 28, 2007 5:39 pm

Tis OK Christa, I understand - I probably should have put that post here to begin with - my bad

But it was something I thought I should bring to everyone's attention (although I think somehow we all suspected it to begin with

)

Mike_The_Undertaker · Sun Apr 29, 2007 9:56 am

LOL... kids theses days.

AAS · Sun Apr 29, 2007 11:17 am

I thought he was a wogball follower. Have a look at hes e-mail address.

I am positive he was banned previously

Bourbon Rat · Sun Apr 29, 2007 12:13 pm

You know.........................
Even though I grew up in the North of England - I never really took to football,(soccer) & after reading some of the crap on the Victory forum.
I'm REALLY glad that I didn't

Sun Apr 29, 2007 12:31 pm

bourbon_rat wrote: You know.........................
Even though I grew up in the North of England - I never really took to football,(soccer) & after reading some of the crap on the Victory forum.
I'm REALLY glad that I didn't

It is possible to hold positive opinions of more than one sport. I really wanted to go to the A-League final last season despite my team's failure but Thinga couldn't get that weekend off work ... so we went to Rd 1 of the NRL instead.

la_lis · Sun Apr 29, 2007 1:35 pm

Being someone, who's grown up with AFL and Soccer and a HUGE follow of all three (league, afl and soccer) otherwise known as a "cross-coder" i just want to point out that not all soccer fans are like that... I am a bit confused about the comments, i think i might have missed something, but as christinabella said, its quite possible to have an appreciation and love of all codes. People like those, whom was quoted, are band wagon jumpers. "I follow the a-league, therefore i must hate rugby" They are not true lovers' of the codes, just pretenders. Please dont let them shape your perception of us 'cross-coders' we are usually quite nice people, and tend not to bite...unless you spill my bourbon at a game...hahaha
cheers,
la_lis

Blitzkrieg · Sun Apr 29, 2007 2:39 pm

la_lis wrote:Being someone, who's grown up with AFL and Soccer and a HUGE follow of all three (league, afl and soccer) otherwise known as a "cross-coder" i just want to point out that not all soccer fans are like that... I am a bit confused about the comments, i think i might have missed something, but as christinabella said, its quite possible to have an appreciation and love of all codes. People like those, whom was quoted, are band wagon jumpers. "I follow the a-league, therefore i must hate rugby" They are not true lovers' of the codes, just pretenders. Please dont let them shape your perception of us 'cross-coders' we are usually quite nice people, and tend not to bite...unless you spill my bourbon at a game...hahaha
cheers,
la_lis

I too follow more than one code (league, union, soccer/football), and I know that the majority of the round-ball code's fans are certainly not of the lowest common denominator - far from it, in fact. The same applies for all sport - they all have their admirable & despicable elements (players as well as fans).
The bigoted, self-righteous, ignorant pomposity which permeates comments such as those I quoted in the opening post only serves to display the opposite end (a minuscule minority) of a wide spectrum which may be found amongst the followers of any given sport...

Bourbon Rat · Sun Apr 29, 2007 4:14 pm

* Shrugs shoulders *
After seeing the thuggery of Liverpool & Manchester fans as a teenager,then seeing the seats were I sit at OP 'torn out' by Victorian soccer fans - I'm going to need A LOT of convincing

Those fans may be the minority but they are the only ones that the general public sees & hears

Goat · Thu May 03, 2007 2:47 pm

Neddy Seagoon wrote:
la_lis wrote:Being someone, who's grown up with AFL and Soccer and a HUGE follow of all three (league, afl and soccer) otherwise known as a "cross-coder" i just want to point out that not all soccer fans are like that... I am a bit confused about the comments, i think i might have missed something, but as christinabella said, its quite possible to have an appreciation and love of all codes. People like those, whom was quoted, are band wagon jumpers. "I follow the a-league, therefore i must hate rugby" They are not true lovers' of the codes, just pretenders. Please dont let them shape your perception of us 'cross-coders' we are usually quite nice people, and tend not to bite...unless you spill my bourbon at a game...hahaha
cheers,
la_lis
I too follow more than one code (league, union, soccer/football), and I know that the majority of the round-ball code's fans are certainly not of the lowest common denominator - far from it, in fact. The same applies for all sport - they all have their admirable & despicable elements (players as well as fans).
The bigoted, self-righteous, ignorant pomposity which permeates comments such as those I quoted in the opening post only serves to display the opposite end (a minuscule minority) of a wide spectrum which may be found amongst the followers of any given sport...

*nod* Quite right . . . there are a lot of nimrods out there.

Blitzkrieg · Thu May 03, 2007 6:08 pm

Capra hircus (Goat)

BTW does anyone remember Shaun Micallef's hilarious "David McGahan's World" sketches? Near the end of each sketch, there is almost always about 2 seconds-worth of footage of what David McGahan (Micallef) refers to as "goats" or "goaty creatures" or "some sort of goat"

This same footage shows up in another series of Micallef sketches, where David McGahan plays "Roger Explosion: Secret Agent". They can all be found on "The Incompleat Shaun Micallef" DVD...

Goat · Fri May 04, 2007 12:21 pm

Neddy Seagoon wrote: Capra hircus (Goat)

BTW does anyone remember Shaun Micallef's hilarious "David McGahan's World" sketches? Near the end of each sketch, there is almost always about 2 seconds-worth of footage of what David McGahan (Micallef) refers to as "goats" or "goaty creatures" or "some sort of goat" This same footage shows up in another series of Micallef sketches, where David McGahan plays "Roger Explosion: Secret Agent". They can all be found on "The Incompleat Shaun Micallef" DVD...

They can also be found on youtube. McGahan's wonderful world of cats. lol

Andy · Fri May 04, 2007 7:01 pm

I have never clicked on this post until tonight.

Now why would 2 imbeciles go to all that effort of creating user names and posting such crap.

Surely they have other things to play with. :puke:

By the way, I love Shaun Micallef. He was wasted on that Channel 9 show they gave him.

Blitzkrieg · Fri May 04, 2007 7:30 pm

True, Shaun Micallef certainly didn't fit the Channel 9 mould, for sure.

BTW Miss Andy, I highly recommend the ignore button - trust me, it works a treat!

Andy · Sun May 06, 2007 5:32 pm

Neddy Seagoon wrote: True, Shaun Micallef certainly didn't fit the Channel 9 mould, for sure.

BTW Miss Andy, I highly recommend the ignore button - trust me, it works a treat!

Yeah, the ignore button was a great invention, too bad you cannot have them for real situations (non internet), I would be using it left, right and centre!

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Goal as posted by Neddy Seagoon