When the hell will the press conference be?
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When the hell will the press conference be?
If pattersn remains in his job today, the club will die on it's knees, with the grim reeper at the helm.
PLEASE MERRY CALL THE PRESS CONFERENCE NOW, TO SAVE THE CLUB....
PLEASE MERRY CALL THE PRESS CONFERENCE NOW, TO SAVE THE CLUB....
Without wishing to sound like a snob or killjoy, is this substantially different to the other thread you started, which is currently four posts further down? So far you've made seven posts to the board, of which three were starting new topics, all of which have been attacks on Patterson and 'Pattoistas', which appears to be your word for anyone who doesn't share your view.
One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. Also, in keeping with board tradition, you have missed a capital 'P' and an 'o' in 'Patterson', 'Reaper' is misspelled, and you appear to have accidentally pressed the 'Caps Lock' key before typing the last sentence.
One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. Also, in keeping with board tradition, you have missed a capital 'P' and an 'o' in 'Patterson', 'Reaper' is misspelled, and you appear to have accidentally pressed the 'Caps Lock' key before typing the last sentence.
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I think a rumour about a press conference was started on one of the other forums SmileyMan was referring to.
No mention of anything on Radio Oxford this morning and a very ambiguous article on the Oxford Mail site (Merry mulling things over or words to that effect). So I think it's 'safe' to assume that for the moment at least it's business as usual.
Besides, with his record of communication, do you think Merry would actually tell anyone if he was going to hold a press conference?
No mention of anything on Radio Oxford this morning and a very ambiguous article on the Oxford Mail site (Merry mulling things over or words to that effect). So I think it's 'safe' to assume that for the moment at least it's business as usual.
Besides, with his record of communication, do you think Merry would actually tell anyone if he was going to hold a press conference?
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Or if he actually did something would announce doing it at a press conference?"John Byrne's Underpants" wrote:I think a rumour about a press conference was started on one of the other forums SmileyMan was referring to.
No mention of anything on Radio Oxford this morning and a very ambiguous article on the Oxford Mail site (Merry mulling things over or words to that effect). So I think it's 'safe' to assume that for the moment at least it's business as usual.
Besides, with his record of communication, do you think Merry would actually tell anyone if he was going to hold a press conference?
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"One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. ""SmileyMan" wrote:Without wishing to sound like a snob or killjoy, is this substantially different to the other thread you started, which is currently four posts further down? So far you've made seven posts to the board, of which three were starting new topics, all of which have been attacks on Patterson and 'Pattoistas', which appears to be your word for anyone who doesn't share your view.
One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. Also, in keeping with board tradition, you have missed a capital 'P' and an 'o' in 'Patterson', 'Reaper' is misspelled, and you appear to have accidentally pressed the 'Caps Lock' key before typing the last sentence.
Love it!
Attacks on patterson, no, a desire to get rid of him, absolutely. Two disasterous years as part of the management team, remember Droylsden, Tonbridge, now Lewes. He is an absolute disaster, but by all means support him, asis your right. I though don't wish us to be relegated....
sanguine....love it! Home James, dining at Tiffany's this soir you know.

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I think they only do breakfast?"Thamensian" wrote:"One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. ""SmileyMan" wrote:Without wishing to sound like a snob or killjoy, is this substantially different to the other thread you started, which is currently four posts further down? So far you've made seven posts to the board, of which three were starting new topics, all of which have been attacks on Patterson and 'Pattoistas', which appears to be your word for anyone who doesn't share your view.
One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. Also, in keeping with board tradition, you have missed a capital 'P' and an 'o' in 'Patterson', 'Reaper' is misspelled, and you appear to have accidentally pressed the 'Caps Lock' key before typing the last sentence.
Love it!
Attacks on patterson, no, a desire to get rid of him, absolutely. Two disasterous years as part of the management team, remember Droylsden, Tonbridge, now Lewes. He is an absolute disaster, but by all means support him, asis your right. I though don't wish us to be relegated....
sanguine....love it! Home James, dining at Tiffany's this soir you know.

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Er, I think you'll find that we have NEVER lost to Droylsden under Patto's reign. You must be thinking of the 3-1 loss under the previous manager, one Jim Smith, not the 1-0 win that Patto took charge of on the 16th of Feb this year. You remember? The one where Barry Quinn scored the winner in the 31st min? No? Didn't think so!"Thamensian" wrote:"One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. ""SmileyMan" wrote:Without wishing to sound like a snob or killjoy, is this substantially different to the other thread you started, which is currently four posts further down? So far you've made seven posts to the board, of which three were starting new topics, all of which have been attacks on Patterson and 'Pattoistas', which appears to be your word for anyone who doesn't share your view.
One of the things that I like about this place is that it's a little more sanguine than other boards that could be mentioned. Also, in keeping with board tradition, you have missed a capital 'P' and an 'o' in 'Patterson', 'Reaper' is misspelled, and you appear to have accidentally pressed the 'Caps Lock' key before typing the last sentence.
Love it!
Attacks on patterson, no, a desire to get rid of him, absolutely. Two disasterous years as part of the management team, remember Droylsden, Tonbridge, now Lewes. He is an absolute disaster, but by all means support him, asis your right. I though don't wish us to be relegated....
sanguine....love it! Home James, dining at Tiffany's this soir you know.
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"Peña Oxford United" wrote:I think I remember the song.
(Or was it "film"?)
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
But I know you just don't care
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And I said what about "Breakfast at Tiffany's?
She said, "I think I remember the film,
And as I recall, I think, we both kinda liked it."
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got."
I see you - the only one who knew me
And now your eyes see through me
I guess I was wrong
So what now? It's plain to see we're over,
And I hate when things are over -
When so much is left undone
CHORUS:
And I said what about "Breakfast at Tiffany's?
She said, "I think I remember the film,
And as I recall, I think, we both kinda liked it."
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got."
You say that we've got nothing in common
No common ground to start from
And we're falling apart
You'll say the world has come between us
Our lives have come between us
But I know you just don't care
CHORUS:
And I said what about "Breakfast at Tiffany's?
She said, "I think I remember the film,
And as I recall, I think, we both kinda liked it."
And I said, "Well, that's the one thing we've got."
There.....I've used all of the references from that awful song now!
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I didn't express any support for Patterson at all, yet you helpfully demonstrated my earlier point by assuming that I had."Thamensian" wrote:...but by all means support him, asis your right..."SmileyMan" wrote:...which appears to be your word for anyone who doesn't share your view...
In fact, going back, when Smith (finally, and six games too late in my opinion) stepped down, I didn't want Patterson appointed - I felt that we should have gone after a proven Conference manager (my preference was for Clough), but I suspect that even back then we had become too poisoned a chalice to have our pick of managers. Who'd want to manage us now?
'Sanguine' isn't really the best word - people on here tend to oscillate between sanguine and melancholic moods depending on results. But I like to think that we mostly avoid the choleric of the 'other place'. Except, of course, when there is a misplaced semicolon.
As for Tiffany's I don't think we'll make it for tea, given the demise of Concorde. Some other time, perhaps?