Author Topic: The pain of belief  (Read 8899 times)

Offline RedinExile

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Re: The pain of belief
« Reply #40 on: August 21, 2012, 02:14:52 am »
You don't need to follow a party line and think everything is rosey, you don't even have to like the manager or half of the players, but put your heart into supporting the club, and you'll always believe that we're on the right track mate.
Don't think the problem is the fans mate (in the vast majority), this sentiment above would be better directed in recent years at some of the employees of the club that they idolise.
There are always more fortresses to torch.

Offline Les Willis

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Re: The pain of belief
« Reply #41 on: August 21, 2012, 02:18:58 am »
There is a good point in there somewhereI think. Its just hidden in the midst of attempts to be poetic and over sentimental rambling that would make an emo teenage girl cringe.

But Rawk like these sort of poetic ramblings.. If you don't make a point without starting "When I was fishing, down by the Wirral one summer's day, when I was a lad and the Sun was beaming golden, reflecting off of the Irish Sea"... etc, then it isn't a point worth making.  ;)

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Re: The pain of belief
« Reply #42 on: August 21, 2012, 02:23:36 am »
I mean't to add, good article J-Mc.