BPAS PODCAST: 4th Nov '24, S5E14: We're On The March...

[BPAS]

The FA Cup blessed us with it's magic by pitting us against Mickey Mellon's former club and our historic rivals from the Wirrell, Tranmere Rovers. With the sell out away end expectant, the team delivered. Rumour has it that Norwood celebrated his goal with a Nando's for one.

 

We have all the usual content plus the second installment of our two part interview with ⁠⁠OASF⁠⁠ Chair, Maurice Scott.

 

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[Monty Burns]

0 on LaticsMind.

 

good listen as per usual.

[longtimeblue]

Still looks like Jes' shot took a nick, to me.

 

 

 

[nzlatic]

12 minutes ago, longtimeblue said:

Still looks like Jes' shot took a nick, to me.

 

 

 

He said it did in the twitter video of him watching the goal back.

[Frankly Mr Shankly]

1 hour ago, longtimeblue said:

Still looks like Jes' shot took a nick, to me.

 

 

 

 

It did. He's definitely not the second coming of Maradona.

[Bobledgersheart]

13 minutes ago, Frankly Mr Shankly said:

 

It did. He's definitely not the second coming of Maradona.

He's definitely inconsistent, both exciting and frustrating in equal degrees. I hope he's now realising that as soon as he takes a man on around the box he either gets a shot off or a cross. He dummies far too often, as did Eyresey ( I realise I may be upsetting a few here ) but at least when he did get a cross in it was invariably decent. 

Norwood especially would benefit from early balls into the box.

[oafc1955]

1 hour ago, nzlatic said:

He said it did in the twitter video of him watching the goal back.

It was a bit more than a nick!!

[Monty Burns]

3 hours ago, oafc1955 said:

It was a bit more than a nick!!

it was a Nicholas

[Littlemoor Lad]

7 hours ago, oafc1955 said:

It was a bit more than a nick!!

It was a leg up more like

[Dave_Og]

Not that I give a tuppenny toss about ManYoo but I do think criticism of Ineos for binning Ferguson from his retirement sinecure is off the mark.  A very wealthy man taking £2m a year for shaking a few hands is more a demonstration of a hierarchy losing touch with reality than a billionaire trying to turn an unwieldy shambles into a competent professional football club.

Edited November 5, 2024 by Dave_Og

[Bobledgersheart]

1 hour ago, Dave_Og said:

Not that I give a tuppenny toss about ManYoo but I do think criticism of Ineos for binning Ferguson from his retirement sinecure is off the mark.  A very wealthy man taking £2m a year for shaking a few hands is more a demonstration of a hierarchy losing touch with reality than a billionaire trying to turn an unwieldy shambles into a competent professional football club.

Agreed. You'd have thought they'd snatched his winter fuel allowance the way some people went on. His altercations with the Coolmore crowd showed him to be a very greedy man indeed.

On Ineos, I thought the Failsworth billionaire, who live as a tax exile and bought his united shares via the Isle of Man to avoid future Capital Gains Tax, had some cheek suggesting public funds should be used to re-develop their cowshed.  

[disjointed]

On 11/4/2024 at 9:17 AM, Monty Burns said:

0 on LaticsMind.

 

good listen as per usual.

Way ahead of you this time Monty. I bagged 1.

[Monty Burns]

29 minutes ago, disjointed said:

Way ahead of you this time Monty. I bagged 1.

was it the last one? l got it late, but too late to count!!

[disjointed]

24 minutes ago, Monty Burns said:

was it the last one? l got it late, but too late to count!!

Yeah it was.