Interesting footie fact to remember for pub quizzes. On New Year’s day, Charlie Cooper of Forest green got sent off for a nasty foul. His father, Mark Cooper, the FGR manager, also got sent off for protesting about the same incident.
Can anyone remember any other time a father and son got sent off in the same match?
Incidentally the ref was a certain Mr Coggins.
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2You want to read there forum, makes great reading as it's been kicking off on there lately
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3daftasfxxx wrote:You want to read there forum, makes great reading as it's been kicking off on there lately
Its changed then a few years back on there it was like North Korea you couldnt say anything untoward about the Club
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4And 'kicking off' is used in the context of 'FGR Forum kicking off' as it is so heavily moderated that to an outsider like myself, it looks and feels like the patrons of a gentlemen's club being disgruntled and complaining about the fingerprint marks on the cut glass whisky tumblers and the arrangement of the table cutlery, but for goodness sake don't upset the Chef de partie and mention anything about the fare being served up.
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5Fourthousand wrote:And 'kicking off' is used in the context of 'FGR Forum kicking off' as it is so heavily moderated that to an outsider like myself, it looks and feels like the patrons of a gentlemen's club being disgruntled and complaining about the fingerprint marks on the cut glass whisky tumblers and the arrangement of the table cutlery, but for goodness sake don't upset the Chef de partie and mention anything about the fare being served up.
Meanwhile we've got people offering others out and condoning chucking stuff at officials and opposition managers.
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6True but if our forum is an ale house as compared to their gentlemens club then give me the ale house every time.SJG99 wrote:Fourthousand wrote:And 'kicking off' is used in the context of 'FGR Forum kicking off' as it is so heavily moderated that to an outsider like myself, it looks and feels like the patrons of a gentlemen's club being disgruntled and complaining about the fingerprint marks on the cut glass whisky tumblers and the arrangement of the table cutlery, but for goodness sake don't upset the Chef de partie and mention anything about the fare being served up.
Meanwhile we've got people offering others out and condoning chucking stuff at officials and opposition managers.
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7I think there's a middle ground somewhere... it generally depends on how the trolls are managed. The ones with less common viewpoints on here are *mostly* capable of discussing without abuse and occasionally the straw man leads to interesting debate, that isn't the case everywhere. There's always room for improvement, but this place is pretty decent (though I've only been posting this season when things have been good so rose-tinted specs and all that).
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8Great forum.
Never seriously come across anybody offering handbags by the main gate.
All these years and still apart from a few close confidents nobody realises me Exile, Bush and Corky are already on the BOD's.
Never seriously come across anybody offering handbags by the main gate.
All these years and still apart from a few close confidents nobody realises me Exile, Bush and Corky are already on the BOD's.
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9You must have missed Taff's deleted thread, and look how well that worked out for everyone.Harps62 wrote:Great forum.
Never seriously come across anybody offering handbags by the main gate.
All these years and still apart from a few close confidents nobody realises me Exile, Bush and Corky are already on the BOD's.
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10Whoops he did get a bit heated.
As he always stands by the shop selling 50/50's he wouldn't need to move too far with his handbag would he.
Think he has calmed down now until the next elections!!!
As he always stands by the shop selling 50/50's he wouldn't need to move too far with his handbag would he.
Think he has calmed down now until the next elections!!!
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