HMS P*ss The League is up and running again

[ChinaBlade]

After many delayed starts and unforseen circumstances, the HMS P*ss The League is ready to set sail to the Premier League again...

Well that's if you are to believe the ridiculously imaginative, blinkered, blockheads from S6. (Some conversations i've had with Wendy pals today, wow)

Can someone please tell me how holding out for a 0-0 (full credit to them for executing their game plan to perfection) at your so called 'inferior' neighbours results in them ready to storm the league next season?

*Also funny to add how they have no idea how close to FFP they are and with ageing players on huge and lengthy contracts, well....

Keep the pub league players coming Chris, we're moving on alright.

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

The 0-0 will be the highlight of their season....

What is happening over there, let's just sit and watch.....

 

[Stretch]

A relegation scrap will beat this newfound confidence from them very soon, just you wait.

 

[Carlton Blade]

Meh, they were better than Barnsley, Sunderland, Hull, Reading, Ipswich.

Wouldn't surprise me if they improve from here. But I have no idea if they could won a game against another defensive team. Them v Bolton could end in a minus score

 

[alcoblade]

As disappointing as last night was for us, it did at least confirm that they are utterly wank.

Not that we haven’t already proved that.

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

''If we don't concede, we don't lose.....''

and we know how that feels....

 

[sheffielder]

DVDs of the game will be available from their club shop from Wednesday

 

[DifferentClass]

More like HMS Park the Bus.

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

DVDs of the game will be available from their club shop from Wednesday

Judging THE PIGS and their 150th shirt fiasco, that Wednesday will be the fourth in September 2020.

 

[UnitedBlade]

After many delayed starts and unforseen circumstances, the HMS P*ss The League is ready to set sail to the Premier League again...

Well that's if you are to believe the ridiculously imaginative, blinkered, blockheads from S6. (Some conversations i've had with Wendy pals today, wow)

Can someone please tell me how holding out for a 0-0 (full credit to them for executing their game plan to perfection) at your so called 'inferior' neighbours results in them ready to storm the league next season?

*Also funny to add how they have no idea how close to FFP they are and with ageing players on huge and lengthy contracts, well....

Keep the pub league players coming Chris, we're moving on alright.

Someone on Porktalk has suggested wages in 16/17 were £25M. Their accounts are due in February. If that is the case they will have lost between £15M and £25M. That’s before Rhodes’s wages this season! They have to be close to the limit.

Good luck adjusting their wage bill next season but they’ll have all those turgid 0-0s to celebrate.

 

[Carlton Blade]

The one advantage they have is the foreign players will be easier to move on to other leagues. Much larger pool of clubs to sell to

 

[grafikhaus]

...results in them ready to storm the league next season?

Mañana, always mañana with those cunts. Remember 'Europe in 5 years?' They never said which five years.

 

[Blade56]

DVDs of the game will be available from their club shop from Wednesday

They're already selling "The best draw in history" T-shirts outside the market on the Moor from a cart sponsored by D-taxis

 

[Liverpool blade]

We've all forgotten one thing!!. They still think they're massive and therefore have a divine right to march straight to the premier league and be European champions in 2020!!. A pig mate texted me this morning and said they have a bigger fan base than both Merseyside clubs. DELUDED TO THE LAST. UTB

 

[YES Blade]

Mañana, always mañana with those cunts. Remember 'Europe in 5 years?' They never said which five years.

Didn’t McCabe once say “Europe in 5 years”?

Don’t chairman and owners ever learn?

 

[BushBlade]

They'll have a few games where the effect of having a new manager will lift them, then they'll slip back into old ways. They'll stay up but they won't threaten the play off positions.

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

More like HMS Park the Bus.

HMS Pork The Bus.... I do believe.

 

[oldblade]

We've all forgotten one thing!!. They still think they're massive and therefore have a divine right to march straight to the premier league and be European champions in 2020!!. A pig mate texted me this morning and said they have a bigger fan base than both Merseyside clubs. DELUDED TO THE LAST. UTB

And yet it seems they can't get more people through the turnstiles than their tiny little neighbours.

http://www.worldfootball.net/attendance/eng-championship-2017-2018/1/

 

[cahill]

After many delayed starts and unforseen circumstances, the HMS P*ss The League is ready to set sail to the Premier League again...

Well that's if you are to believe the ridiculously imaginative, blinkered, blockheads from S6. (Some conversations i've had with Wendy pals today, wow)

Can someone please tell me how holding out for a 0-0 (full credit to them for executing their game plan to perfection) at your so called 'inferior' neighbours results in them ready to storm the league next season?

*Also funny to add how they have no idea how close to FFP they are and with ageing players on huge and lengthy contracts, well....

Keep the pub league players coming Chris, we're moving on alright.

More fool you for allowing them to get to you

 

[skyjam]

how do ya measure a fan base? who does it? and who the fuck pays for it?
what tools do they use?

 

[Baaaaaaa Blades]

Well they prob have enough to survive a relegation fight,
Sure their truffle hunting fans will relish the free flowing attacking football !!

 

[ChinaBlade]

More fool you for allowing them to get to you

I'm thousands of miles away I can give or take them. I just find their parameters for ''Performance Of The Season'' rather incredible. (£20m they've spent on that supposed 2nd XI)

 

[Eddiecolquhounsleg]

Can someone please tell me how holding out for a 0-0 (full credit to them for executing their game plan to perfection) at your so called 'inferior' neighbours results in them ready to storm the league next season?.

What they fail to understand is the league they will be storming is League One.

 

[Ainsley Harriott]

Look at this for fucks sake. I mean, you drew nil fuckin nil against a supposed ‘pub team’ who wouldn’t get more points than Rotherham did last season

LOOK AT IT!!!!

 

[HighfieldBlade]

After many delayed starts and unforseen circumstances, the HMS P*ss The League is ready to set sail to the Premier League again...

Well that's if you are to believe the ridiculously imaginative, blinkered, blockheads from S6.

To continue the nautical analogy, I'm afraid that ship sailed a long time ago.

 

[Razor1967]

After many delayed starts and unforseen circumstances, the HMS P*ss The League is ready to set sail to the Premier League again...

Well that's if you are to believe the ridiculously imaginative, blinkered, blockheads from S6. (Some conversations i've had with Wendy pals today, wow)

Can someone please tell me how holding out for a 0-0 (full credit to them for executing their game plan to perfection) at your so called 'inferior' neighbours results in them ready to storm the league next season?

*Also funny to add how they have no idea how close to FFP they are and with ageing players on huge and lengthy contracts, well....

Keep the pub league players coming Chris, we're moving on alright.

100/1 to go up

 

[Tunstall Fred]

The momentum has turned,just read it from a Pig on here

 

[UnitedBlade]

Imagine what the celebrations will be like when they next score a goal.

No goals in 2018 or their last 4 games.

 

[HillmortonBlade]

Meh, they were better than Barnsley, Sunderland, Hull, Reading, Ipswich.

Wouldn't surprise me if they improve from here. But I have no idea if they could won a game against another defensive team. Them v Bolton could end in a minus score

They'll have a few games where the effect of having a new manager will lift them, then they'll slip back into old ways. They'll stay up but they won't threaten the play off positions.

If yesterday represented their new style, combined with the new manager bounce, plus the pressure of the derby and the previous score against us, then I'm not sure the rest of the season won't be very uncomfortable for them. We were not at our best and are on a poor run at the moment, and they still only scraped a draw.

 

[blade too long]

you cant deny wednesdays results are on the up swing
a 0-3 loss v burton a pulsating 0-0 draw at Carlisle, followed by a 0-0 win at bramall lane

in 3 or 4 more games they could possibly score a goal