Just a quick message to everyone moaning about Hill

Oh I don't know. He's passionate and determined, just needs to grow up a bit and I think we might have quite a valuable and useful human being on our hands. Apathy and ignorance are the enemies - just don't go buying the house next door to him!

 

its folk like you who can't wait for team to play ****e then turn round and say' i told you so' BORING just cos we've a bloke who says how it is people dont like it.

Well i'd much rather have someone who is vocal rather than a quiet boring muppet like robins

 

When has keith hill told it as it is? I've never heard that, all i've heard is false claims and absolute ********. Unless you HONESTLY believe that it was the fans booing at half time that caused us to concede the goal before the booing had even started (are our players psychic or have a time machine?) and you HONESTLY believe that the fans cheering in the second half were to blame for us conceding the second goal.

 

What the fvck booing us scoring and conceding as to do with my post is baffling, i was merely stating that its a refreshing change to have someone who isn't affraid of opening his gob.

And so what if he commented on the arseholes who booed, good on him!

 

You said that he tells it how it is. Keith hill blamed the fans for our loss and complained about us booing AND cheering. If you agree that he was telling it how it was then by definition you MUST agree that we were to blame and that the fans were to blame for the second goal as well.

 

I was stating of Hill's comments in general, Supertyke you seem a tit to me and i for 1 cant be arsed with your tit for tat posts.

It seems on here when people back our manager we get slated so i'll keep my trap shut

 

Wish we had a time-machine... burnt me dinner earlier

 

Yes, I was aiming for bland and dull but fell short in compassion and commitment! I should have stayed in Barnsley and provoked less thoughts. A modest fence would suit me....

All I can say is fckin hell.

 

Found that really interesting and think, even on the computer screen, the drawings are very haunting yet beautfiul. It's almost voyeuristic the way you're looking in on what is happening but not part of it. In the press release it mentions Poussin. I think its in Edinburgh at The National Gallery where they have his seven sacrements in one single room. One's called the Eucharist and it reminds we of that, where you're on the edge looking in.

Or maybe its the complete opposite or sommat else completely different I don't get. Either way I like them and I think art has a hugely important role to challenge people to think outside of their comfort zone. Didn't Michaelangelo paint the pope with ass's ears and a serpent biting his nuts of the back wall of the sistine chapel? Don't think the Daily Mail would have liked that at the time but probably write loads of special supplements on him now.

 

You've got it, thank you.