Welching on a promise....tut tut tut.

leave it Mutts, and go wash your hands know you've finsihed playing with them

You don't love, clearly. I don't care what you do with your cash. But as you started this waste of electrons, maybe you could use the way you've been repeatedly exposed and ridiculed on this thread as a small learning exercise? If you're spend your life going to go out of your way to wind up and annoy people, then sometimes you're going to get your a*se handed to you.

You have a lovely evening now.

bye cas fans ....remember this doesn't mean that i like you

That was my finest hour and a huge success. The troll hasn't been back since.



No

Aitch Tee Aitch

This thread has been derailed so badly and has gone into the 'petty' category.

Emma has her own opinions, we have our own. Isn't it best left like that?

Tesco's? You should have said Watford Gap mate. The coffee's much better if you're waiting...

If it's Costa I'm there.

And there lies the voice of reason.

Very derailed and maybe it's time it was locked.

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You are pathetic..........and a mod to boot.

kin hell its worn me out sifting through all that crap

what gets me is the question had been answered on several occasions but still emma goes on

must be a nightmare living with her

Arrogant, tight, saddo!

we know a song about that

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It was never going to be anything but from when the first letter was typed.

Shame. We could've had a good discussion about local rivalry and what really fuels it and if it is/has died out somewhat in recent times.

I recall Cas fans singing We All Hate Leeds everytime Tom Harks was played after a try.
Perhaps it just got a bit old and 'uncool', but local rivalry is what makes sport a bit more spicey. It's always nice going on Jollies to major European Cities like London, Edinburgh, Barcelona or on the lash on coaches over t'penines and into Wales, but there is nothing like being on the terraces, a sell out crowd, lots of passion, knowing that you will be on opposite sides of the fench from friends, work colleagues, possibly at times family, and that bragging rights will be on offer for a good time yet.
The banter, for some people, will make work a little more bearable for a while afterwards, or make a child who's mam and dad are on the dole because they have been laid off work just a little happier, knowing their team have got one over their rivals.

Instead, we get "my dad is bigger than your dad" drivel for 12 pages.

It is actually more of a reference to the fact that I think that Steve (Macca) McNamara is a joke figure.

I know and some of us have better things to do than sift through it to find the decent posts like yours.

No wonder I don't bother much with this forum these days...

Oh the irony.

Thanks to the w@nkers from last night, we can NEVER use that picture again...

They've really spoilt your fun because that was a good one to get at Leeds fans.

Except for comparing the number of bottles on the pitch..