Everywhere We Go..... [Archive]

wolfan

12-05-2006, 13:19

...someone has a bad word to say! :D

Just been reading through a few of the new Championship teams mb's (yeah, I'm very bored!), and no matter where you go, you always end up with a topic like this (http://www.shrimperzone.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi?;act=ST;f=1;t=21387) regarding Wolves :rolleyes:

Essex Wolf

12-05-2006, 14:05

Sign of the then times with Wolves sadly.

Plympton

12-05-2006, 14:18

I remember that evening well. Must have been lucky(!) as I didn't come across any of the incidents described by the Southend fans, although the atmosphere was pretty tense.
The worse bit of the night for me (apart from the result) was missing my last train to kent (where I lived at the time) and having to wait at Victoria Station until the next morning's milk train. It seemed to be a haven for drug dealers, transvestites and assorted wierdos.....now that was scary!

paddingtonwolf

12-05-2006, 14:30

you should try King's Cross at night!

SOA Wolf

12-05-2006, 14:34

I remember it too, sure there were more than 3000 of us. What a bunch of pansy bed wetters moaning about having their only decent crowd of the season...sat with some of the Southend reserve players (nice blokes) and they said their best previous crowd that season had been against Aldershot on Easter Monday and was 4500, whereas the friday night game against us it was nearer 11000. ...and it was Richard Cadette that scored, cross from the right and he bundled it in from about 6 yards.....Martin Ling!!!...shows the quality of their fans that they cannot remember their own scorers. Southern softies.

Essex Wolf

12-05-2006, 14:41

SOA, I was there with a work mate that night and we knew a fair few of the lads on duty that night.There were well over 3000 Wolves fans in town.

the other rightside boy

12-05-2006, 14:42

I remember it to, on the football special, toilet thrown out the window before we got through coventry, Wolves fans running over the tops of cars, and geting to the gate to find the fence had been pulled down , so just walked in waving my ticket in the air

gornal wolf

12-05-2006, 14:49

I went to filbert st a few years ago (when russell hoult) made his league debut.It was on a sunday and the game was on central tv.When me and me mate made our way to the train station about 6/7 thugs pulled a knife out on us.The one chap said every time we go to wolves we get a good kicking.Now it your turn! Just then 2 coppers come up on horseback (excuse the pun) the thugs made there way to the station.They waited for us on the bridge,we run down the 1st lot of steps we saw,and there to my relief was the rest of our fans.Lucky escape!!!

derbyrameater

12-05-2006, 18:26

I was there that night, after the game walking back to the car and saw some arseholes in Wolves colours dancing along the roofs of the cars parked along the road, and others going ballistic, nobheads. Didn`t have a ticket and bunged the turnstile man a fiver, the coppers were on horseback trying to control the mayhem but once at the turnstile they had to let you through, that end was well occupied.

Stewarton Wolf

12-05-2006, 21:54

There where a significant number of wolves fans rounded up on the beach by the police.

ooh la la

12-05-2006, 22:18

Sounds like a laugh to me!

Black Suit

12-05-2006, 23:07

It was manic lads. The pub at the station were pleasant to us, but at the time we were about to leave a local lad had a parasol shoved up his arse 'cos one of 'ours' thought he was queer!

Further down the road toward the ground, Wolves fans were p!55ing through the letter boxes of the old Access (Credit Card) Offices. We bumped in to MOTD commentator Baz Davies and asked him who he thought would win. Sadly he mentioned SUFC and got $$$@ted. :-(

Some rozzers pulled up in a Montego (remember them?!) and jumped out to challenge the likely lads, a Wolves fans fan jumped in and nicked the motor! One of my mates was totalled and got rightly nicked. In the back of the cop car, he asked if he could get out to be sick. Cops said no, so he threw up in the pouch in the back of the passenger seat. Jesus. :-(

I am ashamed of those days now - but at the time it seemed so much fun. The next away league game ( ignoring the sparks at play-off matches were Cochester and Alder$$$$) was Scarborough!

TheDarkside

12-05-2006, 23:26

Black Suit

12-05-2006, 23:46

This guy (http://www.bsad.org/0506/reports/wolves/aptext.html)knows more about wolves than I do.

Excellent, but embarrassing at the same time.

HazelGroveWolf

12-05-2006, 23:56

This guy (http://www.bsad.org/0506/reports/wolves/aptext.html)knows more about wolves than I do.

That should be reprinted in the match day programme and stuck as a sticky on MM.

"Y’know, I work in a school, and I’m told that just before I arrived there was a Teaching Assistant who supported Wolves. The rumours that he lost his job because every time a child got a question wrong he started booing are apparently unsubstantiated. But it seems a reasonable assumption. "

Exactly.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:09

That should be reprinted in the match day programme and stuck as a sticky on MM.

"... The rumours that he lost his job because every time a child got a question wrong he started booing are apparently unsubstantiated. But it seems a reasonable assumption. "

Exactly.

The problem was the child didn't just get the question wrong - he mumbled on about a different question for 35 minutes, then told everyone that that he would never consider compromising his answer, and then he got it wrong even though he was paid half a million pounds to answer it....By which time the majority of the class had walked out early.

HazelGroveWolf

13-05-2006, 00:26

The problem was the child didn't just get the question wrong - he mumbled on about a different question for 35 minutes, then told everyone that that he would never consider compromising his answer, and then he got it wrong even though he was paid half a million pounds to answer it....By which time the majority of the class had walked out early.

I had to read that three times to work out that it was a Hoodle pop. What is your view on the substantive that a vocal section of Wolves fans want failure as it vindicates their prophesy ?

Papper

13-05-2006, 00:34

Apparently in the Daily Mail you can get a CD that make's you speak Spanish in a week.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:35

I had to read that three times to work out that it was a Hoodle pop. What is your view on the substantive that a vocal section Wolves fans want failure as it vindicates their prophesy ?

My view is this:

A vocal section of wolves fans do not want failure, as was demonstrated by the tremendous support in the premiership season.

However, when the team is **** and the management and board says it's not, then they call it as they see it.

I also have a personal view of you, and without getting to nasty, you remind me of a certain TV character whose catchphrase is: I'm considerably richer than yow.

Papper

13-05-2006, 00:39

I also have a personal view of you, and without getting to nasty, you remind me of a certain TV character whose catchphrase is: I'm considerably richer than yow.

:D :D :D

HazelGroveWolf

13-05-2006, 00:39

Apparently in the Daily Mail you can get a CD that make's you speak Spanish in a week.

I see what you are saying but there are plenty who buy the Daily Mail or else we wouldn't be able to lampoon them.

HazelGroveWolf

13-05-2006, 00:42

My view is this:

A vocal section of wolves fans do not want failure, as was demonstrated by the tremendous support in the premiership season.

However, when the team is **** and the management and board says it's not, then they call it as they see it.

I also have a personal view of you, and without getting to nasty, you remind me of a certain TV character whose catchphrase is: I'm considerably richer than yow.

There are two 'o's in too.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:42

There are two 'o's in too.

Not in the Black Country there ay

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:43

Something patronising like you might expect from Moxey

Ok - I challenge you to an intellectual dual.

Fire away.

Papper

13-05-2006, 00:44

I see what you are saying but there are plenty who buy the Daily Mail or else we wouldn't be able to lampoon them.

I bought the Times once and it was the biggest load of bollakz i've ever read. Never Again - Worse than The Guardian ;)

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:45

Come on - a doctorate is the minimum entry criteria to this competition.

Papper

13-05-2006, 00:47

Can i pick the subject for you to dual on? :)

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:48

Come on - a doctorate is the minimum entry criteria to this competition.

Come on you want to try that weakest of webmong putdowns the grammatical correction? I'm waiting.....

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:50

Can i pick the subject for you to dual on? :)

Feel free. I suggest a short thesis on the reasons for the failure of intelligent software agents and the undesirable nature of emergent behaviour.

HazelGroveWolf

13-05-2006, 00:52

Come on - a doctorate is the minimum entry criteria to this competition.

Find me an identity that includes e, i "pi" 1, 0 and nothing but the operators.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:52

Hazel Grove wolf is typing his reponse.... Or perhaps he's googling for it.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:54

Don't take the $$$$: Euler's identity of course

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:56

Come on :the intelligent software agent thesis next. Incidentally, it cannot be googled for.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 00:59

Too late 1-0 to the thicko black country lad.

Game Over.

HazelGroveWolf

13-05-2006, 00:59

Come on :the intelligent software agent thesis next. Incidentally, it cannot be googled for.

I'm a hardware man though.

Papper

13-05-2006, 00:59

Feel free. I suggest a short thesis on the reasons for the failure of intelligent software agents and the undesirable nature of emergent behaviour.

How about. 'Is software creative or just a a rehash of somebody else's bits and bytes on a magnetic medium into something else that somebody else rehash's?'

Well it aint like sculpting, pottery or oil painting is it?

Software is just coding to fill a void left by an already answerable question but in computer terms. There is no logic or creativity just knowledge and application.

TheDarkside

13-05-2006, 01:02

How about. 'Is software creative or just a a rehash of somebody else's bits and bytes on a magnetic medium into something else that somebody else rehash's?'

Well it aint like sculpting, pottery or oil painting is it?

Software is just coding to fill a void left by an already answerable question but in computer terms. There is no logic or creativity just knowledge and application.

The answer must include the word ontology. Ask Tim Berners-Lee.

HazelGroveWolf

13-05-2006, 01:12

How about. 'Is software creative or just a a rehash of somebody else's bits and bytes on a magnetic medium into something else that somebody else rehash's?'

Well it aint like sculpting, pottery or oil painting is it?

Software is just coding to fill a void left by an already answerable question but in computer terms. There is no logic or creativity just knowledge and application.

When is Ware soft, firm or hard ? The posed question by Papper simply fails to give credence and understanding to engineering and science.

Papper

13-05-2006, 01:19

When is Ware soft, firm or hard ? The posed question by Papper simply fails to give credence and understanding to engineering and science.

Inventing a computer language is creative but coding software isn't. Software isn't engineering or a science it's a translation.

Have i done my apostrophe correct on this one Thread Killer oh great egghead of modern civilisation?

caradon wolf

13-05-2006, 07:19

Inventing a computer language is creative but coding software isn't. Software isn't engineering or a science it's a translation.

Have i done my apostrophe correct on this one Thread Killer oh great egghead of modern civilisation?

Yes but you have missed out the comma needed for the demarcation of the subordinate clause.

How do you signify irony on a message board?
Problems, problems.

glasgowwolf

13-05-2006, 10:29

I remember the night as well.
Real funny it was.
It was the last time I remember a special train runnning, lef Wolves about 2:45 on a friday afternoon.
Was working for a company called Pegler and Louden in willenhall as a driver, I was 20 (ish). Had arranged with my boss to do local deliveries, so I cud take the afternoon off.
Turned up and was sent to our Depot in Nottingham just off the grantham road.
Got back to Willenhall about 25 mins before the train left. My boss was waiting in the car park for me and took me to the station.
The funniest thing was one copper and a dog at the station in Southend. They were expecting 50 on the train it was mobbed. we all walked out the station and just ran down the road. The local plod and fans had never seen so many fans they had not got a clue what to do. Locals were scattered everywhere. The atmosphere in the ground was nasty.
Got back wo Wolvo bout 3 in the morning I lived in Portobello at the time and tried to pull the Emergency stop at Noose lane, A wolvo copper was on the tarin by me so I would have got nicked. Took me 45 mins to walk home.

glasgowwolf

13-05-2006, 10:32

Inventing a computer language is creative but coding software isn't. Software isn't engineering or a science it's a translation.

Have i done my apostrophe correct on this one Thread Killer oh great egghead of modern civilisation?

Sorry Papper I code software and design software for a Large Investment bank It is creative, it is also translation.

The is translating what the users want, the creativity is creating things to make jobs easier. or replacing manual processes