The way home

[blade too long]

21 steps to the championship,
31 and a half hours of football
18 weeks

http://www.sufc.co.uk/fixtures-results/match-report/index.aspx?matchid=3926204

Southend United League One 15:00 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 14 JAN

Walsall League One 15:00 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 21 JAN

Gillingham League One 15:00 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
TUE 24 JAN

Fleetwood Town League One 19:45 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 28 JAN

Oxford Utd League One 15:00 A
SAT 4 FEB

AFC Wimbledon League One 15:00 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 11 FEB

Peterborough League One 15:00 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
TUE 14 FEB

Bristol Rover League One 19:45 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 18 FEB

Scunthorpe League One 15:00 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 25 FEB

BoltonSky Bet League One 15:00 H
SAT 4 MAR

Rochdale League One 15:00 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 11 MAR

Millwall League One 15:00 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
TUE 14 MAR

Swindon League One 19:45 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 18 MAR

Charlton League One 15:00 Hhttp://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 25 MAR

Oldham League One 15:00 A
SAT 1 APR

Coventry League One 15:00 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 8 APR

Northampton League One 15:00 Ahttp://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
FRI 14 APR

Port ValeSky Bet League One 15:00 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
MON 17 APR

BradfordSky Bet League One 15:00 H http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SAT 22 APR

Milton Keynes DonsSky Bet League One 15:00 A http://www.sufc.co.uk/tickets/index.aspx
SUN 30 APR

Chesterfield FC Sky Bet League One 12:00 H

lets all pull together to get there

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

Looks like Oxford and Millwall will be big games

 

[TJB.]

Existing thread here...

http://mobile.sufc.co.uk/fixtures

 

[seanbeenstattoo]

However long it took to put that OP together is a frightening amount of time out of someones life they can never get back.

 

[Bladesman]

However long it took to put that OP together is a frightening amount of time out of someones life they can never get back.

I think the copy and paste function was used badly.

 

[SteveBlade]

When you're at work and you don't want to do work but you still want to look productive...

 

[seanbeenstattoo]

When you're at work and you don't want to do work but you still want to look productive...

Norwegian Horse Porn is your friend Steve.

 

[Billyblade]

No MK Dons or Chesterfield badges.
Tiring copying and pasting int it?
4/10 nice try.

 

[georgebernardshaw]

When you're at work and you don't want to do work but you still want to look productive...

T.C.Harrison in the '70s had a collection of clockwork twats who all ran around clutching clipboards, checking their watches, ignoring customers etc.etc.

Trust me, it worked, all day, every day...

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

However long it took to put that OP together is a frightening amount of time out of someones life they can never get back.

Raining in Spain?

 

[SwissBlade]

21 steps to the championship,
31 and a half hours of football
18 weeks

Southend United League One 15:00 A
SAT 14 JAN

Walsall League One 15:00 A
SAT 21 JAN

Gillingham League One 15:00 H
TUE 24 JAN

Fleetwood Town League One 19:45 H
SAT 28 JAN

Oxford Utd League One 15:00 A
SAT 4 FEB

AFC Wimbledon League One 15:00 H
SAT 11 FEB

Peterborough League One 15:00 A
TUE 14 FEB

Bristol Rover League One 19:45 A
SAT 18 FEB

Scunthorpe League One 15:00 H
SAT 25 FEB

BoltonSky Bet League One 15:00 H
SAT 4 MAR

Rochdale League One 15:00 A
SAT 11 MAR

Millwall League One 15:00 H
TUE 14 MAR

Swindon League One 19:45 A
SAT 18 MAR

Charlton League One 15:00 H
SAT 25 MAR

Oldham League One 15:00 A
SAT 1 APR

Coventry League One 15:00 H
SAT 8 APR

Northampton League One 15:00 A
FRI 14 APR

Port ValeSky Bet League One 15:00 A
MON 17 APR

BradfordSky Bet League One 15:00 H
SAT 22 APR

Milton Keynes DonsSky Bet League One 15:00 A
SUN 30 APR

Chesterfield FC Sky Bet League One 12:00 H

lets all pull together to get there

Ah shite... can we do it over the summer instead. I'm busy until then...

 

[ShefRedandWhite]

21 steps to the championship,
31 and a half hours of football

First season in a while I wish there were more!

 

[Grappler]

T.C.Harrison in the '70s had a collection of clockwork twats who all ran around clutching clipboards, checking their watches, ignoring customers etc.etc.

Trust me, it worked, all day, every day...

When I left school, a couple of lads from our year got jobs at British Steel (now Forgemasters) and they told me similar stories, late 70's, some of the maintenance blokes would walk across the yard, tool box in hand, making sure people saw them looking busy, as they went to a legitimate job (say a light not working in an office), they would take a quick look, "oooo not sure we have a fluorescent strip in stock, I will go and check, and if not, I will order one", then walk back across the main yard, to the toilets, sit on the loo for an hour, do a crossword, then walk back in another direction, always looking busy, into the canteen, get a cuppa, have a fag, then walk back to the spares place "have we got a strip in stock?", "yes mate", "ok, keep it to one side, I need it later today", then walk back across the yard to the office "I've ordered a strip light luv, will pick it up later and be back".

Then go for lunch.

Then an afternoon of walking between "safe places", where you could walk past the gaffers, tool box in hand, then stop for a cuppa, a chat and a smoke, and then go and pick up the part, go and fit it, and then time to clock off and go home.

So the 20 minute repair job lasted all day.

Don't get me wrong, some grafters there, as in all walks of life, but my mates said some of these blokes did it all day, every day.

 

[blade too long]

However long it took to put that OP together is a frightening amount of time out of someones life they can never get back.

its off the os copied and pasted , with a bit of deleting , hence the 2 big avatars dont know why they are so big could only have 19 pictures had to delete last 2 s badges

took about 10 minutes

 

[blade too long]

Raining in Spain?

nah its lovely about 20 c in the sun

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

nah its lovely about 20 c in the sun

Shunt waste it

 

[blade too long]

Shunt waste it

I didnt copy and pasted did it during making a steak sarnie with onions

 

[Sean Thornton]

When I left school, a couple of lads from our year got jobs at British Steel (now Forgemasters) and they told me similar stories, late 70's, some of the maintenance blokes would walk across the yard, tool box in hand, making sure people saw them looking busy, as they went to a legitimate job (say a light not working in an office), they would take a quick look, "oooo not sure we have a fluorescent strip in stock, I will go and check, and if not, I will order one", then walk back across the main yard, to the toilets, sit on the loo for an hour, do a crossword, then walk back in another direction, always looking busy, into the canteen, get a cuppa, have a fag, then walk back to the spares place "have we got a strip in stock?", "yes mate", "ok, keep it to one side, I need it later today", then walk back across the yard to the office "I've ordered a strip light luv, will pick it up later and be back".

Then go for lunch.

Then an afternoon of walking between "safe places", where you could walk past the gaffers, tool box in hand, then stop for a cuppa, a chat and a smoke, and then go and pick up the part, go and fit it, and then time to clock off and go home.

So the 20 minute repair job lasted all day.

Don't get me wrong, some grafters there, as in all walks of life, but my mates said some of these blokes did it all day, every day.

Ron Delta used to tell s joke about his first day of work at the pit. When he was waiting to go down the lift came up and four miners were carrying a bloke out on a stretcher. Has there been an accident he asked, no someone said, they're taking a fitter to a job.

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

nah its lovely about 20 c in the sun

Just had dinner in Aranda de Duero about 120 miles north of Madrid BTL.
Driving down to Santa Elena tomorrow leaving us about 2 hours 50 on Sat Morning to get to Alhaurin de la Torre area.....can't wait!!

 

[Basing Blade]

So its down to logo comparison.

Bolton looks like it was done on Microsoft paint.

Charlton is a shit version of ours.

Oldham is a better version of Wendys.

Millwalls is a shit version of Chelseas.

As for FTFC. Should have just put a big W.

 

[west_yorks_blade]

Not sure we he's any sadder than the rest of us, frequenting a niche football forum for entertainment.

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

I didnt copy and pasted did it during making a steak sarnie with onions

So all our eyes run?

 

[FATTYFOULKE]

The way home???

Why does it show only the first half off the journey?

 

[IMABLADE]

6 important games in there, that if we win, we will win the league, I believe . Unless we lose all the others.

These are for me : Bolton, Bradford, Scunthorpe, Charlton, Scunthorpe and Peterborough.

The threats in my eyes, some of these teams this season have already haunted us, but I think we can get the results we need if we play well.

 

[blade too long]

I feel Rochdale carry more of a threat than some mentioned. not enough to stop us , but could take one of those top places

 

[Deleted member 1486]

T.C.Harrison in the '70s had a collection of clockwork twats who all ran around clutching clipboards, checking their watches, ignoring customers etc.etc.

Trust me, it worked, all day, every day...

A very well known Sheffield technology company (who I won't be naming) had a porn "server" (a desktop PC crammed full of hard drives). Half the employee's would spend the entire working day downloading porn from Usenet Newsgroups and upload it all to the server (this was back in the days of dial up modems, when doing it from home would take a gazillion years).

 

[DifferentClass]

Earliest we could be up by is March 14th but that would require us winning every single one of our fixtures until then.

If we keep up our current form I can easily see us up by April.

 

[JJBlade]

When I left school, a couple of lads from our year got jobs at British Steel (now Forgemasters) and they told me similar stories, late 70's, some of the maintenance blokes would walk across the yard, tool box in hand, making sure people saw them looking busy, as they went to a legitimate job (say a light not working in an office), they would take a quick look, "oooo not sure we have a fluorescent strip in stock, I will go and check, and if not, I will order one", then walk back across the main yard, to the toilets, sit on the loo for an hour, do a crossword, then walk back in another direction, always looking busy, into the canteen, get a cuppa, have a fag, then walk back to the spares place "have we got a strip in stock?", "yes mate", "ok, keep it to one side, I need it later today", then walk back across the yard to the office "I've ordered a strip light luv, will pick it up later and be back".

Then go for lunch.

Then an afternoon of walking between "safe places", where you could walk past the gaffers, tool box in hand, then stop for a cuppa, a chat and a smoke, and then go and pick up the part, go and fit it, and then time to clock off and go home.

So the 20 minute repair job lasted all day.

Don't get me wrong, some grafters there, as in all walks of life, but my mates said some of these blokes did it all day, every day.

And I bet that when a promotion came up it was these idle cunts that got the job rather than somebody who actually worked hard

Working hard means you're invisible and the middle management who are thick as pigshit wouldn't notice you.

Thick middle management don't notice you and you're a cunt as far as they're concerned and you're name will be mud upstairs after thick middle management reports to their superiors

It's the reason I am self employed and haven't had to impress or answer to anybody except myself for 25 years

 

[Lane Ender]

When I left school, a couple of lads from our year got jobs at British Steel (now Forgemasters) and they told me similar stories, late 70's, some of the maintenance blokes would walk across the yard, tool box in hand, making sure people saw them looking busy, as they went to a legitimate job (say a light not working in an office), they would take a quick look, "oooo not sure we have a fluorescent strip in stock, I will go and check, and if not, I will order one", then walk back across the main yard, to the toilets, sit on the loo for an hour, do a crossword, then walk back in another direction, always looking busy, into the canteen, get a cuppa, have a fag, then walk back to the spares place "have we got a strip in stock?", "yes mate", "ok, keep it to one side, I need it later today", then walk back across the yard to the office "I've ordered a strip light luv, will pick it up later and be back".

Then go for lunch.

Then an afternoon of walking between "safe places", where you could walk past the gaffers, tool box in hand, then stop for a cuppa, a chat and a smoke, and then go and pick up the part, go and fit it, and then time to clock off and go home.

So the 20 minute repair job lasted all day.

Don't get me wrong, some grafters there, as in all walks of life, but my mates said some of these blokes did it all day, every day.

That's the reason the steel industry went tits up in Sheffield.

 

[Jonboy60]

That's the reason the steel industry went tits up in Sheffield.

And the power stations were no better ( the old CEGB), subcontractor on these for over thirty years.
Before nat power/ powergen and the rest, CEGB fitter, fitters mate and an apprentice just to take a 6 bolts off a flange. Nowadays 1 man,( not necessarily a fitter, it's all multitask, ) 2 flanges a valve a bit of welding, all to be done yesterday. Back then they didn't care, it was public money.