Back on the Popside wrote:
Right, i called your post ridiculous, below are the MY OPINONS why
Even considering throwing your season ticket away, and then calling your self a die hard fan. Sorry die hard fans dont even think that, never mind putting it on here - RIDICULOUS
Saying it was like the players had seen a ball before - RIDICULOUS
Calling the performance Clueless, Incompentant and Learderless - RIDICULOUS
Both the above statements are total over exaggerations.
Also your reference to players missing not having an effect on the game - RIDICULOUS
8 players + missing, including 3 of the better players in CC1 (Butterfield, Kesik and Leaf) of course this had an effect on the game.
In the post you make some valid points then spoil it completely, with over exaggeration after over exaggeration.
IMO
David
If you can't differentiate between hyperbole and something that is ridiculous then that's a shame.
I have only just looked at this thread again for quite some time, but it's clear that a mod has had to advise you to censure what you wrote. Which is not a good sign.
Lets look at your points shall we?
Back on the Popside wrote:
Right, i called your post ridiculous, below are the MY OPINONS why.
Back on the Popside wrote:
Even considering throwing your season ticket away, and then calling your self a die hard fan. Sorry die hard fans dont even think that, never mind putting it on here - RIDICULOUS
I
am a die-hard fan, and I'm sorry to have to inform that die-hard fans do from time to time consider packing it in. I usually change my mind, but one day I won't and that will be it. I know dozens of what I consider die-hard fans who
have packed it in, fed up with all the upheavals, the boom and bust and performances like Sunday's.
That my friend is why the crowds are 500 when they used to be 1000. People
have called it a day, and it's not just that we are in Championship 1.
As for my season ticket, the Dons have got that money already, so it's no loss to them and it's mine to do just what I like with. Alright I was feeling very disappointed at the time and that is how I felt. After all people will have come and watched that and won't be back for a while, they will have felt just like I did ... let down.
Back on the Popside wrote:
Saying it was like the players had seen a ball before - RIDICULOUS
Even chunkster, who has something to do with the club, said they couldn't hold the ball and their completion rate was poor.
Back on the Popside wrote:
Calling the performance Clueless, Incompentant and Learderless - RIDICULOUS
Don't confuse ridiculous with being something you don't agree with. They were all of those things on Sunday, only
I'm allowed to say it, other people have to be more euphemistic. But I certainly remember leaderless being used by a few others. And we
were clueless about breaking down the Rochdale defence after a decent start, we never got near their line most of the game.
Back on the Popside wrote:
Also your reference to players missing not having an effect on the game - RIDICULOUS
8 players + missing, including 3 of the better players in CC1 (Butterfield, Kesik and Leaf) of course this had an effect on the game.
I can't remember saying anything of the sort, of course it would. I said that I didn't want to hear the excuse that we lost because we had injuries, and to be fair I don't think that has been the case. Let's remember all clubs have injuries. Wayne McHugh had a strapped up thigh, but played and mighty well too.
The players that took to the field were all good lads, experienced and capable of doing the job and beating Rochdale, they weren't greenhorns. They were in the main the same bunch that performed so heroically against Workington ...but that's where the similarity ended. Am I not allowed to point that out?
(And Leaf did play part of this match, dropping the ball when a try was begging IIRC)
Back on the Popside wrote:
In the post you make some valid points then spoil it completely, with over exaggeration after over exaggeration.
Well if I did make some good points, why did you damn the whole thing?
Yes I like to use hyperbole, it's a useful device. So it's just a question of degree now is it? So why didn't you put that what I wrote was over the top instead of ridiculous. It might have saved a lot of time?
Regards
S-O.