"They're Going Bust, They're Going Bust...

Discussion in 'The Hornets' Nest - Watford Chat' started by grooming_blade, Dec 10, 2009.

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  1. Optimistichornet

    Optimistichornet Penguin Assassin

    you do know we are not actually going into administration right? just a bit of brinkmanship by our great chairman.

    everything is rosy down at the vic, especially as we currently sit above the blunts, despite having perhaps the most inexperienced and one of the most cheaply assembled squads in the league (excluding ellington).

    how does it feel supporting a club that has the funds, has the ground but lacks the players, the will or the know-how of surviving in the top level? we are a championship side and we know it, but you guys see yourselves as big fish in a small pond.

    good luck for the rest of the season.
     
    Optimistichornet, Dec 10, 2009
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  2. Chalfont_Hornet

    Chalfont_Hornet First Year Pro

    maybe your sad cos your on another teams forum.


    9th Watford 20 -2 30pts
    13th SU 20 0 28pts

    ****.
     
    Chalfont_Hornet, Dec 10, 2009
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  3. wfc4ever

    wfc4ever Administrator Staff Member

    Do people know this "Sheffield United" fan is a Watford troll?

    :rolleyes:;)
     
    wfc4ever, Dec 10, 2009
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  4. lutonh8a

    lutonh8a Squad Player

    **** off u northern monkey :rant:
     
    lutonh8a, Dec 10, 2009
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  5. andya

    andya Reservist

    shh ! quiet! hes here now
     
    andya, Dec 10, 2009
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  6. RussWatford

    RussWatford Reservist

    Apparently... they don't.
     
    RussWatford, Dec 10, 2009
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  7. Prentice

    Prentice Administrator

    'ize' is the Americanism you fool.
     
    Prentice, Dec 10, 2009
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  8. grooming_blade

    grooming_blade Academy Graduate

    The Oxford English Dictionary would tend to disagree, but I'm sure you know better....

    "British usage accepts both -ize and the more French-looking -ise (organise, recognise, realise).[49] The -ize spelling is preferred by some authoritative British sources including the Oxford English Dictionary—which lists the -ise form separately, as "a frequent spelling of -IZE...".["

    What's the cod Nordic phrase for 'know-nothing *******?' - Svenska something or other isn't it?
     
    grooming_blade, Dec 10, 2009
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  9. Spud

    Spud Squad Player

    Im sure you're mother has a nipple that needs ******* my mate.
     
    Spud, Dec 10, 2009
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  10. jpROOKERYwfc

    jpROOKERYwfc Squad Player

    have all sheffield united forums kicked you out or something?

    the social life must be rocking!
     
    jpROOKERYwfc, Dec 10, 2009
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  11. Prentice

    Prentice Administrator

    Do you always use Wikipedia to back up your trolling, it figures.

    The broad rule is that the -ize forms are standard in the US, but that -ise ones are now usual in Britain and the Commonwealth in all but formal writing. For example, all British newspapers use the -ise forms; so do most magazines and most non-academic books published in the UK.

    Just because the Oxford Dictionary conforms, doesn't mean ize isn't an Americanism.

    What's the unemployed miner phrase for 'preach what I know nothing of'.
     
    Prentice, Dec 10, 2009
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  12. Mr Heron

    Mr Heron Academy Graduate

    why are you arguing

    its obvious that everything blooming glade says in her eyes is right

    probably thinks colin montgomery is still his manager

    having turned my offer of friendship down i can only assume that she is a :sign6:

    ooo im so mad i even used one of those disgusting smiley things
     
    Mr Heron, Dec 11, 2009
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