Well, that's Exeter out then
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Well, that's Exeter out then
They'll never come back from losing the home leg.
entirely disenchanted
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Dream scenario - Exeter win 2-1 at Plainmoor, it goes to penalties but Torquay win, and go on to lose at Wembley. This means 1) I get a trip to the seaside again next season and 2) Exeter can experience the horrible, gut wrenching misery of a semi final defeat and can see how they like it.
I feel dreadful for expressing such vengeful and selfish thoughts.
I feel dreadful for expressing such vengeful and selfish thoughts.
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Or is it jealousy. We would rather have been in a position to experience the horrible, gut wrenching misery of a semi final defeat again this season than not. Wouldn't we?"amershamwrighty" wrote:Dream scenario - Exeter win 2-1 at Plainmoor, it goes to penalties but Torquay win, and go on to lose at Wembley. This means 1) I get a trip to the seaside again next season and 2) Exeter can experience the horrible, gut wrenching misery of a semi final defeat and can see how they like it.
I feel dreadful for expressing such vengeful and selfish thoughts.
Not so sure about that, baboo. I feel a lot better after the end of this season than I did at the end of last season. Obviously, I would have preferred United to have finished as champions, or to be in the play-offs if we were going to win the bloody things, but I really don't want to have to experience how I felt at the end of the last two seasons again, thankyewverymuch.
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I was only asking - actually I probably feel as you do."boris" wrote:Not so sure about that, baboo. I feel a lot better after the end of this season than I did at the end of last season. Obviously, I would have preferred United to have finished as champions, or to be in the play-offs if we were going to win the bloody things, but I really don't want to have to experience how I felt at the end of the last two seasons again, thankyewverymuch.
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FIFA rules."Baboo" wrote:Well it's Cambridge through - if they get the same referee as they had tonight in the second leg and at Wembley. How come someone so incompetent can be allowed to referee such an important match?
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I wish Zebroski would have netted that sitter down at SJP for Oxford"Sideshow Rob" wrote:It helps when Zebrosky knocks an easy chance in for you in the last minute of the away leg.
with minutes to go in last season's first leg!
That was a horror miss along with his ghastly penalty attempt in the second leg.
Zebroski looks thick imo. Don't like the geezer.
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I'd forgotten about that one...there was that Yemi one on one as well in that game and of course the Duffy chance late in the second leg when he did everything right, kept his cool, dummied, committed the keeper, then rolled it straight to him. Unbelievable. I still have nightmares about that."OUFC4eva" wrote:I wish Zebroski would have netted that sitter down at SJP for Oxford"Sideshow Rob" wrote:It helps when Zebrosky knocks an easy chance in for you in the last minute of the away leg.
with minutes to go in last season's first leg!
That was a horror miss along with his ghastly penalty attempt in the second leg.
Zebroski looks thick imo. Don't like the geezer.
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I thought Zebroski had a poor game on Thursday. He kept losing the ball."OUFC4eva" wrote:I wish Zebroski would have netted that sitter down at SJP for Oxford"Sideshow Rob" wrote:It helps when Zebrosky knocks an easy chance in for you in the last minute of the away leg.
with minutes to go in last season's first leg!
That was a horror miss along with his ghastly penalty attempt in the second leg.
Zebroski looks thick imo. Don't like the geezer.
Green looks much better imho. Thick or not I don't care as long as long as they do not display "football thickness" when they are playing for us.
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Gazza 'looked thick' as well. What's your point?"OUFC4eva" wrote:I wish Zebroski would have netted that sitter down at SJP for Oxford"Sideshow Rob" wrote:It helps when Zebrosky knocks an easy chance in for you in the last minute of the away leg.
with minutes to go in last season's first leg!
That was a horror miss along with his ghastly penalty attempt in the second leg.
Zebroski looks thick imo. Don't like the geezer.
Gazza was a f*****g great player!
Zebroski is not.
I suppose what I should have said was that Zebroski's transgressions with
the law in Devon lead me to think he is not particularly intelligent and
could be a problem in the dressing room.
Was it not Zebroski who allegedly "bottled" team mate Paul Wotton on
a pre-season tour a couple of years ago?
He's also in trouble for an alleged incident in a Torquay night club
a couple of weeks ago.
Zebroski is not.
I suppose what I should have said was that Zebroski's transgressions with
the law in Devon lead me to think he is not particularly intelligent and
could be a problem in the dressing room.
Was it not Zebroski who allegedly "bottled" team mate Paul Wotton on
a pre-season tour a couple of years ago?
He's also in trouble for an alleged incident in a Torquay night club
a couple of weeks ago.
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