Christ, this is NSC we're talking about. It's not like all conversations here are totally mature, with no insults.
That's your perception, and I disagree. The reason I personally call people bedwetters, is because the negativity can be so repetitive with no basis to it. And it seems like an appropriate word to me. It describes people that are behaving like spoilt children.
And you're not condescending in your defence of the bedwetters? You claim it's the sort of thing a 4 year old would say - it's not.as and when they do they are met with that phrase and other condescending remarks, much like your response you just provided
I agree with all that. We all want signings, and nearly all of us are concerned. But most of us are confident the club are trying hard to get them.
It's understandable to be pissed off we lost him. But I wouldn't expect you to be posting that the club is run by idiots with no ambition because we sold him.
Actually I don't think it's like that at all for us. At their level, the £70/£80 they received cannot be re-invested to make the team as good/better than it was with their star player. Whereas if we can re-invest the money we received for Ulloa, we could we be better than we were - simply because there's so much room for improvement across the rest of our squad.
How does being repetitive translate as being a bed wetter? It doesn't does it, but if you want to use that incredibly poor argument in your support of such a pony phrase then I guess there'll be no persuading you otherwise.
Someone who only wets the bed once, is hardly a bedwetter are they?
Well it's not a phrase used by children. So far the only alternative you've offered is 'anxious' people, which doesn't mean the same thing at all. So please furnish us with some wonderful alternatives.
Good call. Team Content vs Team Incontinent.
