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The B-Ark / Non Contribution
« on: October 22, 2011, 10:15:10 PM »
I suggest any further posts by KON are not responded to, He's such a tart. 
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The B-Ark / Win! Hurrah
« on: October 15, 2011, 08:01:04 PM »
Great we won today. KON are you chasing the title of most prolific poster?
You are becoming tiresome
You are becoming tiresome
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The B-Ark / Promotions
« on: July 24, 2011, 12:01:53 PM »
Rod Liddle writes in today's edition of The Sunday Times on promotions, predictions for the coming season, saying, regarding a play-off position in League Two... " And it pains me to predict that horrid creepy Crawley will be there as well, with their vast wads of wonga and somewhat dubious manager."
Another great advert Steve!
Another great advert Steve!
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The B-Ark / "FAO Cookie" posting
« on: September 10, 2009, 06:30:40 PM »
Ken, what happened to the post to Cookie regarding the Pilgrim Lounge?
Some very good points in it and I intended to further support some of the issues.
Some very good points in it and I intended to further support some of the issues.
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The B-Ark / Pilgrim Lounge
« on: August 22, 2009, 10:58:36 PM »
The new make over is good and more in keeping with what we should expect these days, well done David and Neil.
I was surprised at not being able to occupy my "usual" area in the bar due to a whole side being taken over by reserved seats! Why is is it necessary to reserve such a huge portion of tables at which players from both teams eventually arrive to eat, fleetingly?
Is room no longer available in the board room? The possible integration with supporters fails when we were told without ceremony, to move from an area our group had adorned on match days for some fifteen years by a sweaty (BOSTON) player that wished to squaf his grub"we're going to be eating there so you'll have to shift", ! Perhaps some social skills training is required?
David, Neil is the dichotomy not apparent?
I was surprised at not being able to occupy my "usual" area in the bar due to a whole side being taken over by reserved seats! Why is is it necessary to reserve such a huge portion of tables at which players from both teams eventually arrive to eat, fleetingly?
Is room no longer available in the board room? The possible integration with supporters fails when we were told without ceremony, to move from an area our group had adorned on match days for some fifteen years by a sweaty (BOSTON) player that wished to squaf his grub"we're going to be eating there so you'll have to shift", ! Perhaps some social skills training is required?
David, Neil is the dichotomy not apparent?