Showaddywaddy wrote:The deliberately negative posters are in a tiny minority Broomo and their knee-jerk response to a defeat or even a draw aren’t worth the response they are looking for. There is though, a big difference between those posters and those who are worriers, glass half empty or have been burnt too many times before by the Stags. Bear doesn’t seem to distinguish the difference between the two and whilst I’m sure he doesn’t mean to he doesn’t half come across as just as antagonistic as those who throw their toys out the pram when we don’t get a win. It doesn’t need stating after every win that it happened despite what a section of Stagsnet posters said. To be fair to Bear he does praise the supporters in his post as well but he does have a talent for getting under the skin of even some of the most level headed posters on here.
Trust me, we know we are on to a good thing, but just like a winning lottery ticket most people won’t believe it until the bank balance is showing £League One’. Then there are those like me who are adamant we will win the league and have it sewn up comfortably and just by typing that there will be some who read it and think ‘now you’ve done it’.
On to Tranmere. The last time I went there some bloke clambered up a floodlight, got the game called off, results went against us and our relegation was confirmed whilst we hung around in a Tranmere car park. Actually, it was the second to last time I went there, I went to the rearranged game the following mid-week, even though we were now already down, we lost 3-1.
mhs wrote:I said condescending and a word for a private part.
georgefostersbeard wrote:Just a reminder (for those who haven't muted me), it is dead easy to put a poster as a foe.
Click on User control panel and click on Overview
You can then select Friends and foes. Simply add those you don't want to see and they will be muted
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