The Dingles

[LeftWinger]

Could have been worse, it could have gone ahead. 

[Displaced Rover]

Strange for the BBC to put out what in essence reads as a personal advert for him...

[Rogerb]

30 minutes ago, Displaced Rover said:

Strange for the BBC to put out what in essence reads as a personal advert for him...

He's been doing punditry for them so case of the old boys network.

[Guest]

On 24/09/2023 at 13:11, simongarnerisgod said:

believe it or not,there are some litterate dingles,they are a rare species  but do exist in the more civilised areas of lancashire

They must be a rare species, if they can read with their teeth...

Mind you, the markings on some of the lasses are remarkably dentalesque, and certainly give a chap a feeling that these are a sign of some kind of beastly ownership.

Edited September 26, 2023 by Shirley Crabtree Wrestler
Offensive, ME? Sadly, I just can't help myself sometimes..

[JohnD]

I haven't watched Newcastle for a couple of years so I'll tune in today and hope they're at their best!

[philipl]

Just watched all the PL games yesterday either as 3 games live including Everton v Luton or extended highlights. I have seen nothing that would give a Burnley supporter any reason to think they have much realistic chance of staying up this season beyond the other £100m+ transfer boys Bournemouth imploding and Everton's abysmal home form.

Had the dingles accepted switching the Luton game to Turf Moor at the start of the season they could have reasonably expected to have won it. As it is they can reasonably expect to lose at Kenilworth Road- talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth.

There are just too many mistakes in the dingles and Sheffield United and Luton are now at least as likely to get their games together as Burnley are.

[Cherry Blue]

1 hour ago, philipl said:

Just watched all the PL games yesterday either as 3 games live including Everton v Luton or extended highlights. I have seen nothing that would give a Burnley supporter any reason to think they have much realistic chance of staying up this season beyond the other £100m+ transfer boys Bournemouth imploding and Everton's abysmal home form.

Had the dingles accepted switching the Luton game to Turf Moor at the start of the season they could have reasonably expected to have won it. As it is they can reasonably expect to lose at Kenilworth Road- talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth.

There are just too many mistakes in the dingles and Sheffield United and Luton are now at least as likely to get their games together as Burnley are.

One reason given by Burnley for not switching game was looking after plans already made by dingle fans. Sounds right but suspect more like it gave dingle management a day off.

Only saw MOTD highlights v Newcastle and dingle fans knew who Kieran Trippier was. Now dingle defenders also know who he is. 

 

[47er]

i'm not sre Burnley care too much. They got decent money for a few of their better players, invested well in young players and are probably confident that they can come straight back up again with more parachute money once again.

Quite jealous of them really!

[JohnD]

Another incompetent referee / VAR team denied a clear penalty for Luton

[Hasta]

3 minutes ago, JohnD said:

Another incompetent referee / VAR team denied a clear penalty for Luton

They did, but Luton then equalised and threw it away in 60 seconds so it’s a bit of a moot point in the end

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Has their new ‘keeper made a save yet ?

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

Wonder if they have ever lost their first five league home games in a row before...smashing!.

 

[lraC]

7 hours ago, SIMON GARNERS 194 said:

Wonder if they have ever lost their first five league home games in a row before...smashing!.

 

87 maybe.

[Mattyblue]

Yeah but they’ve got some American sport ‘stars’ nobody’s ever heard of parading about in Dingle shirts (pre them taking their slice of the PL profit out) so who cares about results.

[Upside Down]

I think it is our duty as Rovers fans to never let them forget 1987.

Hopefully they finish the season with the fewest poits in history. 

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

Down to 1,200 - 1,500 gates that Season.

Every Burnley fan you meet will swear blind they were there!🤣

[booth]

4 hours ago, Upside Down said:

I think it is our duty as Rovers fans to never let them forget 1987.

Hopefully they finish the season with the fewest poits in history. 

I'm wondering whether that's with or without Kompany. He's spent a lot of money to be conceding 20/scoring 7 in 8 games.

[Upside Down]

9 hours ago, booth said:

I'm wondering whether that's with or without Kompany. He's spent a lot of money to be conceding 20/scoring 7 in 8 games.

 

Doesn't matter who TBH. But would be great to see them turn against their new Messiah.

You can put a shiny aerial and a sparkly knob on a turd but you're not going to pick up radio one with it

 

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

 

Doesn't matter who TBH. But would be great to see them turn against their new Messiah.

You can put a shiny aerial and a sparkly knob on a turd but you're not going to pick up radio one with it

 

Genuine laugh out loud stuff that, Upside Down 🙂 Brilliant!

[booth]

56 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

 

Doesn't matter who TBH. But would be great to see them turn against their new Messiah.

You can put a shiny aerial and a sparkly knob on a turd but you're not going to pick up radio one with it

 

It'll matter next season when they want to yo-yo back. Can they continue their luck with managers?

Kompany getting some stick here.
 

 

Edited October 8, 2023 by booth

[ABBEY]

Tinpot

[arbitro]

They already have a banjo player to go with the drummer boy.

 

[Upside Down]

1 hour ago, ABBEY said:

Tinpot

This is amazing.

Absolutely fucking beautiful.

[smiller14]

I thought they had the best support in all the land? 

[Riversider28]

Nay Never No, Never No Nay. Duh, I’m sure there’s a song there somewhere…..