seagullsoverlincoln
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- Jul 14, 2009
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agree-i am going to take a lot of stick at work tommorow,living in Lincoln.....but i'll remember it when i'm on the train to Old Trafford next season,and the're on the way to Dover or Braintree
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Well played Lincoln and thank you för making the FA Cup great agâin
- Thread starter Pickles
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agree-i am going to take a lot of stick at work tommorow,living in Lincoln.....but i'll remember it when i'm on the train to Old Trafford next season,and the're on the way to Dover or Braintree
Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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I'm sure that it's been mentioned in this thread.....It's not as if they haven't got a league to focus on.
warmleyseagull
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And what exactly did you expect? Knockaert, Stockdale, Dunk, Duffy, Stephens et al?
warmleyseagull
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Quite - Lincoln have 7 games in 22 days and they are still in the FA Trophy; their current form is OK - W3 D1 L2 - but not as good as it was and FGR and Daggers are breathing down their necks.
Return of the Rev
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theboybilly
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That's my take on it really
Captain Sensible
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Played a reserve team, gave away a pen, an own goal and set up their striker for the 3rd. It's almost as if we weren't that interested in the cup.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Reckon as a club and a fanbase we should either embrace the cup or stop forever banging on about 1983.
Have to disagree with that. I thought we put out a pretty strong team and was confident of winning
GreersElbow
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I'm gutted, I genuinely thought we fielded a decent side. Although the full backs are young, inexperienced lads; really Sidwell and Norwood failed to control the midfield.
However, being a resident of Lincoln for almost 4 years now, this is bloody good for the city which hasn't had much to scream about recently. The club doing well is restoring a bit of pride to the city and the extra cash from the FA cup will do the club wonders but the extra tourism to the city will also do wonders.
However, being a resident of Lincoln for almost 4 years now, this is bloody good for the city which hasn't had much to scream about recently. The club doing well is restoring a bit of pride to the city and the extra cash from the FA cup will do the club wonders but the extra tourism to the city will also do wonders.
Nixonator
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They're annoyed their big catch was entirely self-inflicted by the opposition. Don't get me wrong, they played well enough to win (or we played badly enough to lose) but their goals were all gifts so I understand them being annoyed if that's what people are talking about rather than waxing lyrical. If they're tweeting that kind of thing about someone as respected in the game as CH then they have a long way to go before becoming professional again
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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To be fair, the tone of your opening post was IMHO all wrong. You seemed to be all but dancing a victory jig for the opposition, like you'd rather they'd won than we did. Just seems a bid odd. Sort of like celebrating the away attendance at the Amex by invading the pitch, twirling your Albion shirt in the air while running over to the away fans to genuflect in their general direction. Like I say, just seems a bit odd.
Nixonator
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Coldeanseagull
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After coming out of my bad mood where I may or may not have said some very churlish things on my comments about yesterdays defeat, I now realise I feel exactly the same way when calm and sober
I was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar
When I met you !!!
Seriously, 20 years ago we beat you 2-0 at Sincil Bank when you had won 5 games all season and were close to dropping out of the football league.
Respect to the 1500 who made the long trip back to Brighton having seen your reserves beaten by Lincoln.
Some folk on here need to take a look at themselves though, most of the detractors were not there or watched the highlights on the BBC.
Good luck in the Premier League, Chris Hughton is making good use of the £200 million investment by TB and the good times are a comin'
Over and out !!!
When I met you !!!
Seriously, 20 years ago we beat you 2-0 at Sincil Bank when you had won 5 games all season and were close to dropping out of the football league.
Respect to the 1500 who made the long trip back to Brighton having seen your reserves beaten by Lincoln.
Some folk on here need to take a look at themselves though, most of the detractors were not there or watched the highlights on the BBC.
Good luck in the Premier League, Chris Hughton is making good use of the £200 million investment by TB and the good times are a comin'
Over and out !!!
Nixonator
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Ah the good old flounce after being so polite before.
A few wayward comments said in frustration or jest and your true colours show out.
By the way, it's the fans that are making use of his 200m investment (ie. the stadium), not CH, we certainly haven't spent anything near what other clubs have been spending to get to where we are.
Good luck in L2.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Then maybe you should have gone to the 3rd round home game. Give the club the ticket money to show your support.
Nixonator
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Also I just flicked through this thread quickly and the vast majority of messages are positive?
Ah well
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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