Sorry, but you can only choose one

IJN and PL2 aside, if you could take a bat to anyone on the farm who would you choose?

Ade the Green for me.....Pedantic little shit

HC Green hard to imagine a bigger bellend exists

HC for me.

They seem to come in waves. Usernames that haplessly attempt to defend the Squire, or simply love the sound of their own keyboard tap. HC falls into the former category, and Ade the latter.

Saracen10 was a classic. And PhilMeBoots is possibly the most obvious Multi ever.

Can't you offer a BOGOF? It's too hard to narrow down.

Les Miserable wrote:

IJN and PL2 aside, if you could take a bat to anyone on the farm who would you choose?

Ade the Green for me.....Pedantic little shit

Ade the Aviva is a pretty insufferable tosser but nowhere near as bad as either MIke "Handclap" Greening with his utter devotion to Brent, HC Green self appointed PR officer for Brent but currently riding high on my hit parade is Metroace who comes across as a charmlessly anal know it all and the fact he's posted a photo of himself as his pofile pic settles it.

Then you've got the usual suspects like Impotent rage of Angry Soper, Dim Daz, The Sussex Sage, Greenarmy1984 the mentally 9 year old and too many other irritating knobbers to mention.

I know it's difficult lads but stick to the rules please

Mike 'handicap' Greening is very irritating but for setting himself up as the moral superior my bat connects with the throbber.....

Les Miserable wrote:

I know it's difficult lads but stick to the rules please

Metroace

Ollieprick9

PatDunne wrote:

Mike 'handicap' Greening is very irritating but for setting himself up as the moral superior my bat connects with the throbber.....

Yes Patrick, yes. Sussex’s finest Brentophile would be launched out of the ground. If only for his dedication to two decades of top throbbing.

Very very tough choice les, Olliearshole, Mickey Creeping, Frank Harphole, all worldies, but it has to be Sussexs finest Throbber.

Got to be that Ollie

Some very close seconds though

I’ve drawn up a shortlist (it’s actually a long list) but I can’t narrow it down to just one. Might go for Daz because not only is he an insufferably pompous twat, he’s not even an Argyle fan - another plastic Manure fan

Homeslice wrote:

I’ve drawn up a shortlist (it’s actually a long list) but I can’t narrow it down to just one. Might go for Daz because not only is he an insufferably pompous twat, he’s not even an Argyle fan - another plastic Manure fan

his bin is really crap as well

Its a hard one there all equally tossers of the highest order

Jizsing doing a great job of getting a bat in the b*llocks

I think that after today's post on the food bank appeal Jimsing Jimmy Jizzer gets it,


I don't dispute that the cause is a good one. I don't dispute that it is a thoroughly deserving charity appeal, and I don't dispute that it has been going on for many years. I'm just asking whether it should still be held under the AFT banner. It does not appear to be a significant reason for the AFT to be in existence and it is not one of their aims or objectives.

It seems to me that the AFT should be a group that monitors the actions of the Football Club and brings together the fanbase and the Board, making suggestions to improve the matchday experience, improving relations between Club and fanbase, and taking back to the fanbase decisions and the reasons for the decisions of the Board of the Football Club.

Although I have to say that the Board have been very open with their actions, even though a small proportion of the fanbase have put forward alternative unproven reasons for their actions which appear to be well wide of the mark.

I am not trying to belittle what the AFT are currently doing, I applaud their efforts, but it is my opinion that the same could and should be done under a different banner.

The AFT should be concentrating their efforts on assisting the fanbase and the Board in getting together in order to find common ground in order to push the Club forward with the approval of the majority of Argyle supporters and the Board together.

I don't think the foodbank will generate any additional memberships for the AFT, which is where they should be refocusing their efforts.

There is very little coming out of the AFT to encourage supporters to join. The larger the percentage of regular supporters that join the AFT, the more credence the Trust will have both at boardroom and fanbase levels.

Although any time I had the bat in my hand the Throbber had best keep his head down.

vincent_vega wrote:

Jizsing doing a great job of getting a bat in the b*llocks

Great minds think alike.

For persistent insufferability, at least a decade or two now, Throbs' takes the honours for me.

Haven't checked the farm out for years.Afraid I might end up taking medication, just to cope

Tringreen wrote:

Haven't checked the farm out for years.Afraid I might end up taking medication, just to cope

Awww come on Trings, there’s even a cricket theme to this one, much more fun than the Ashes.

Earwegoagain wrote:

I think that after today's post on the food bank appeal Jimsing Jimmy Jizzer gets it,


I don't dispute that the cause is a good one. I don't dispute that it is a thoroughly deserving charity appeal, and I don't dispute that it has been going on for many years. I'm just asking whether it should still be held under the AFT banner. It does not appear to be a significant reason for the AFT to be in existence and it is not one of their aims or objectives.

It seems to me that the AFT should be a group that monitors the actions of the Football Club and brings together the fanbase and the Board, making suggestions to improve the matchday experience, improving relations between Club and fanbase, and taking back to the fanbase decisions and the reasons for the decisions of the Board of the Football Club.

Although I have to say that the Board have been very open with their actions, even though a small proportion of the fanbase have put forward alternative unproven reasons for their actions which appear to be well wide of the mark.

I am not trying to belittle what the AFT are currently doing, I applaud their efforts, but it is my opinion that the same could and should be done under a different banner.

The AFT should be concentrating their efforts on assisting the fanbase and the Board in getting together in order to find common ground in order to push the Club forward with the approval of the majority of Argyle supporters and the Board together.

I don't think the foodbank will generate any additional memberships for the AFT, which is where they should be refocusing their efforts.

There is very little coming out of the AFT to encourage supporters to join. The larger the percentage of regular supporters that join the AFT, the more credence the Trust will have both at boardroom and fanbase levels.

Although any time I had the bat in my hand the Throbber had best keep his head down.

Just about all the ‘anti foodbank collection’ roasters on that thread are overlooking the fact that a) The AFT have been running an Xmas collection for Plymouth foodbank for years now, and b) This is precisely the sort of community engagement that’s one of the aims and objectives of every Fans Trust.
Oh yeah, and Funtime claiming he was chair of ‘Plymouth Foodbanks’ ? About as likely as Josef Fritzl being allowed to adopt.

Homeslice wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I think that after today's post on the food bank appeal Jimsing Jimmy Jizzer gets it,


I don't dispute that the cause is a good one. I don't dispute that it is a thoroughly deserving charity appeal, and I don't dispute that it has been going on for many years. I'm just asking whether it should still be held under the AFT banner. It does not appear to be a significant reason for the AFT to be in existence and it is not one of their aims or objectives.

It seems to me that the AFT should be a group that monitors the actions of the Football Club and brings together the fanbase and the Board, making suggestions to improve the matchday experience, improving relations between Club and fanbase, and taking back to the fanbase decisions and the reasons for the decisions of the Board of the Football Club.

Although I have to say that the Board have been very open with their actions, even though a small proportion of the fanbase have put forward alternative unproven reasons for their actions which appear to be well wide of the mark.

I am not trying to belittle what the AFT are currently doing, I applaud their efforts, but it is my opinion that the same could and should be done under a different banner.

The AFT should be concentrating their efforts on assisting the fanbase and the Board in getting together in order to find common ground in order to push the Club forward with the approval of the majority of Argyle supporters and the Board together.

I don't think the foodbank will generate any additional memberships for the AFT, which is where they should be refocusing their efforts.

There is very little coming out of the AFT to encourage supporters to join. The larger the percentage of regular supporters that join the AFT, the more credence the Trust will have both at boardroom and fanbase levels.

Although any time I had the bat in my hand the Throbber had best keep his head down.

Just about all the ‘anti foodbank collection’ roasters on that thread are overlooking the fact that a) The AFT have been running an Xmas collection for Plymouth foodbank for years now, and b) This is precisely the sort of community engagement that’s one of the aims and objectives of every Fans Trust.
Oh yeah, and Funtime claiming he was chair of ‘Plymouth Foodbanks’ ? About as likely as Josef Fritzl being allowed to adopt.

And what remit does JBSOTI have for their fundraising other than to try and make Nool appear a decent human being and not a nasty control freak led by the nose by his non property developing mate?