SouthEssexBlade
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In a comparison between clubs, the only thing they have going for them is League position, and give it 12 months and they'll probably not even have that.
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This is the thing - it frustrates me that there is no neutral position on this, but I cannot accept that bias negates the validity of all opinion on the matter. Darren, you state that there is no difference between the "positions" of the clubs other than league position - a short walk around the two grounds would throw that into doubt, I'm sure of that.
Drive as close as you can, clearing your throat and dredging up a big greyish-green mouthful of chest bogies. Then when you're within striking distance let it fly. Surprisingly satisfying.When I'm back home I can't stand even driving past their rusty shithole of a ground, and will actively detour miles our of the way so I don't set eyes on it.
I've pissed up pretty much every kop turnstile door on Penistone Road after nights out in Hillsborough, whilst not big or clever was fucking ace at the time
Neutral position only likely to come fan of a neutral club. Dunfermline perhaps? I'm usually a level headed chap who can see another person point of view. When it comes to the LadyPigs I am biased and immensely proud of it. Although there is not much bias to say that in every department, they live in our shade.
I've pissed up pretty much every kop turnstile door on Penistone Road after nights out in Hillsborough, whilst not big or clever was fucking ace at the time
I'd probably say the same although I might put Rotherham into that category, too. Although not as strong in their foundations, they are progressive and have room to build. I understand people saying yes to Hillsborough's size but the state it is in and the rumours you hear (from Mandaric himself) on how much it costs to run and how much it would cost to improve, I'd think twice.An intresting one that takes some local rivalries out of it TonyAgana Darren is which Championship clubs would you swap with in terms of the examples given above?
Me? I'd go Derby, Middlesborough, Ipswich, Norwich, Wolves, Reading, Brighton.
That's it for me. In terms of infrastructure, foundations, potential and sustainability I would not want to 'swap' with any other club even though it would put us in a higher league, which shows how good things are. Had you have asked me 18 months ago I would probably have swapped with double.
My point is, I love live sport for its pure unscripted drama and passion, the highs and the lows.
What a ridiculous poll.
Are people reading this poll as "would you rather be a Blade or an Owl?"? It isn't that.
I know my post might sound like that's how I'm reading the poll, but it's not meant to. My point is that the things listed don't actually contribute much to how enjoyable supporting a club is. If I was going to swap with another club, it would be because they have more fun than us, not because they have a better stadium or whatever.Are people reading this poll as "would you rather be a Blade or an Owl?"? It isn't that.
Are people reading this poll as "would you rather be a Blade or an Owl?"? It isn't that.
Form is temporary..class is permanent...
Kinda, yeah. But, as Darren would point out, they are 12th in the Championship. If you could wake up tomorrow and be in their position but with their level of club-infrastructure, would you make that deal?It's basically, do you want your club to become Sheffield Wednesday.
I met someone in the office last week who was from Sheffield. "Oh, very nice" I said, "Blade or pig?".
"Pig" was his response.
I met someone in the office last week who was from Sheffield. "Oh, very nice" I said, "Blade or pig?".
"Pig" was his response.
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