Yeah, Torquay, Oxford, Cambridge, United were all big parts in our history, yet it was all there to show that we weren't flotsam in west-country football, today showed we're the best team, from being the worst team. it's the completion.
Meh, if you hadn't paid of the ref when we went there, weds be going for promotion.
Haha. I'm not going to argue with you as, to be perfectly frank, the only coverage of League One I get down here is reading the BBC match reports; who usually sit on the fence. I doubt you are entirely disinterested, but having not seen any of the match or highlights myself, who am I to argue?
I'm not knocking it. Whatever lights your candle is your tickle - I was just surprised that such a minor achievement could cause such unconfined joy. Probably if our footballing paths had crossed more since I joined the forum I would have been less surprised.
Been a supporter of City since 76, you are always my nemesis, as you have said yourself, your fans sang we'd never play you again. Hate you lot, hate everything about you, the fact you blather on about being a big team, whilst your just hopeless, well now we're the big team, and we're slightly less hopeless.
I've followed the Greens since 1969. In 1977 when we were relegated from Division Two and Exeter were promoted from Division Four the City fans were shown lining the streets of Exeter and their main celebratory song was "City Up Argyle Down" (to the tune of "can you here >insert any team> sing". It's just what fans do. I'm quite happy to rub their noses in it when we win and take it on the chin when it's vice versa but being ahead or below Exeter in the pyriamid doesn't make or break my footballing experience.
Keep your scouse nose out of it.Big teams don't ship 4 at PP
