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[ucandomagic]

Lincoln - passion commitment intensity

Push on Blades - this is football - We relate to this.

UTB

 

[ucandomagic]

Lincoln - passion commitment intensity

Push on Blades - this is football - We relate to this.

UTB

OK I'm pissed and I meant RAWW but the rest is true.

UTB

 

[SteveBlade]

Every time you make a typo the errorists win...

 

[boo radley]

Every time you make a typo the errorists win...

Rists In!

 

[Barney]

 

[vorpal blade]

 

[Ricky]

Took four posts until anyone posted a 'WTF' sort of meme. Very disappointing.

 

[Tyler Durden]

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

MM bet he wishes he was pissed right now,instead he is severely pissed OFF.

 

[Grappler]

Lincoln overturn the tractor boys!

 

[northsomersetblade]

Ipswich were shite

 

[Grappler]

Ipswich were shite

Agreed.

 

[JordoBlade]

Gently down the stream.....

 

[Lord Bos of Eckington.]

Ipswich were shite

I am becoming more and more convinced after watching championship teams on the box , that if we can finally get out of this god forsaken fucking league , we can do a Bournemouth . I ain't a happy clapper or pissed.

UTB

 

[Grappler]

Ipswich were shite

LincsPolice Specials ‏@LincsSpecials 2h2 hours ago
Receiving numerous reports of some criminal defending from @Official_ITFC #UTI #Lincoln #FACup #4thRound

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

Lincoln overturn the tractor boys!

Now liked, but only after the benevolent Grappers kindly put up the explanation.
Kinell I'm thick

 

[I should coco]

This got me digging and I can see that once again we copied the Massive:

"Sheffield United are nicknamed ‘The Blades’ from the most famous trade of the town, steelmaking. ‘Blades’ or ‘Cutlers’ were formerly the name for all senior Sheffield football clubs, particularly when they were playing away. United were also occasionally called ‘The Laneites’. A popular headline in the newspapers in those days when United and Wednesday played each other was ‘a Clash of Blades.’ The name ‘Blades’ was used far more by United supporters than the name ‘Cutlers’, whereas the Wednesday supporters, encouraging their team, always thought it was their right to use the name ‘Blades’ since they were the older club.

However, in 1907, a cartoon appeared in a Sheffield newspaper, drawn by an artist who was not familiar with Sheffield and more important with the way Sheffield people pronounce things, depicting Wednesday from Owlerton (Sheffieldish ole-ler-tun) as an owl and United as a blade. From then on the owl was used for Wednesday and United had the blades all to themselves."
https://thebeautifulhistory.wordpress.com/clubs/sheffield-united/

We just want to be like them.

How about a poll on changing our nickname to 'The Hillsboroughs" or "The Owls" and let them have "Blades" back?

It seems only fair as they are the older club and also much bigger than us.

 

[Kenilworth]

Now liked, but only after the benevolent Grappers kindly put up the explanation.
Kinell I'm thick

I din't recognise the car either - if it makes you feel any less silly. Grappler is the oracle

 

[I should coco]

Grappler is the oracle

Other Silicon Valley software corporations are available.......

 

[Grappler]

Now liked, but only after the benevolent Grappers kindly put up the explanation.
Kinell I'm thick

Mate of mine from "darn sarf" is a tractor boy, and a Lincoln Town Car (not the one in the pic) was one of the first big cars I remember seeing whn I landed in Chicago, 23 years ago!

Just a lucky guess

 

[Keen Blade]

I had a Lincoln Continental in the 1960s , much more street cred than my old Ford Zodiac. I used to steer it by pressing down on the front wing , well , it was a Dinky car and I was about 7.

 

[Sean Thornton]

This got me digging and I can see that once again we copied the Massive:

"Sheffield United are nicknamed ‘The Blades’ from the most famous trade of the town, steelmaking. ‘Blades’ or ‘Cutlers’ were formerly the name for all senior Sheffield football clubs, particularly when they were playing away. United were also occasionally called ‘The Laneites’. A popular headline in the newspapers in those days when United and Wednesday played each other was ‘a Clash of Blades.’ The name ‘Blades’ was used far more by United supporters than the name ‘Cutlers’, whereas the Wednesday supporters, encouraging their team, always thought it was their right to use the name ‘Blades’ since they were the older club.

However, in 1907, a cartoon appeared in a Sheffield newspaper, drawn by an artist who was not familiar with Sheffield and more important with the way Sheffield people pronounce things, depicting Wednesday from Owlerton (Sheffieldish ole-ler-tun) as an owl and United as a blade. From then on the owl was used for Wednesday and United had the blades all to themselves."
https://thebeautifulhistory.wordpress.com/clubs/sheffield-united/

We just want to be like them.

How about a poll on changing our nickname to 'The Hillsboroughs" or "The Owls" and let them have "Blades" back?

It seems only fair as they are the older club and also much bigger than us.

We'd also be known as the cunts as well though.

 

[The Crab]

We'd also be known as the cunts as well though.

If you support Coventry we probably are.