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Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 29 Dec 2011, 17:25
by Glostergull
austrianandygull wrote:
Haha. jobs that you feral Brits won't get out of bed for anyway, houses that i most certainly would be able to live in if i WERE foreign - in fact i'm British so that rules me out of securing any social housing for the rest of my life unless i shack up with some drug addled chavette who has 9 kids AND i do give something back, i support the mighty Gulls and most of my spare cash either goes to Ladbrokes or TUFC! So nerrrr! And as for the low points expectations, you get used to just praying for a goal never mind a win if you are a follower of the Austrian national football team and maybe it has rubbed off on Torquay. Either that or it was because i knew we'd have no chance of scoring with Tai upfront. He has proved me wrong however. :scarf: Go and practise your xenophobic diatribes on some other nation, what about Gulliball? He loves Slovakia! How mad is that?!! :lol:
Ah Methinks your refering to our much loved up Mat again. :whistle: lol

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 29 Dec 2011, 17:50
by Plymouth Gull
ferrarilover wrote:Honestly Andy, you bloody foreigners are all the same, you come over here with your low points expectations, you take our jobs, live in our houses and give nothing back!
I can see why you'd expect only 4/9, Swindon are a good side, possibly the best we've seen, but we can beat Oxford, it's that type of division, anyone can beat anyone. That aside, I think, pound for pound, we're probably better anyway, although that is based on a not very deep knowledge of the Oxford squad.

Matt.
Funny you say that. Once I saw we were without Rene, I predicted that we'd lose every game over Christmas, so I've been in the mindset that any points are a bonus. I was shocked on Monday, can't see us repeating the feat but if we can get 2/3 points from these I'll be happy.

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 29 Dec 2011, 19:18
by Wisconsin_gull
So often in recent years I have gone into the christmas games with high expectations only to be disappointed.
This year given the oppostition and the team circumstances with suspensions etc I was expecting only 3-4 points.
All of of a sudden the "Ling factor" has kicked in, this could be the first christmas I can recall where we could actually get all 9 points (still a huge ask)
Mansell will be fired up for this, BB back again, CM warming the pines but ready to come on and get the job done...
This will be a close run affair I am sure but I have a good feeling now

2-1 (Atieno, McPhee)

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 29 Dec 2011, 19:22
by stevegull
Wisconsin_gull wrote:So often in recent years I have gone into the christmas games with high expectations only to be disappointed.
This year given the oppostition and the team circumstances with suspensions etc I was expecting only 3-4 points.
All of of a sudden the "Ling factor" has kicked in, this could be the first christmas I can recall where we could actually get all 9 points (still a huge ask)
Mansell will be fired up for this, BB back again, CM warming the pines but ready to come on and get the job done...
This will be a close run affair I am sure but I have a good feeling now

2-1 (Atieno, McPhee)
McPhee's a brave shout, prepare to be ambushed. :)

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 29 Dec 2011, 19:53
by ferrarilover
Wisconsin_gull wrote:So often in recent years I have gone into the christmas games with high expectations only to be disappointed.
This year given the oppostition and the team circumstances with suspensions etc I was expecting only 3-4 points.
All of of a sudden the "Ling factor" has kicked in, this could be the first christmas I can recall where we could actually get all 9 points (still a huge ask)
Mansell will be fired up for this, BB back again, CM warming the pines but ready to come on and get the job done...
This will be a close run affair I am sure but I have a good feeling now

2-1 (Atieno, McPhee)
:rofl: If it's up there, I'll give you the money myself!

Matt.

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 11:58
by oxgull
I hear on the local Jack FM and the Big banana boys (Oxford fans) that Chris Hargeaves will be co-commentating for Jack FM at Plainmoor on Saturday. Chris Wilder is upbeat and expecting to gain points at Torquay especially after their win at Wimbledon last time out. They are getting back into some form now so I have already precicted a share of the spoils on New years Eve. I am going to drop them a line just to let them know that there are a few gulls in the Oxford area. Thats me and Chippy Gull and, maybe, some more as well. I even considered travelling down on one of their supporters coaches but have to be back in Bicester for 4 o'clock to sort out Nerw Years Eve celebrations so will have to listen to the radio instead. At leasts Jack FM will have it live!! It will be good to hear them in downbeat post mortem mode after the game :devil:

Here's hoping for another 3 points!!! (despite predicting a 2 all draw). :clap:

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 12:44
by Trojan 67
Hey Oxgull, is that 20ft shark still sticking out of the roof of that terrace house near the old Manor Ground ?

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I parked in that street when I watched an Argyle game at the old Manor and thought . . . . what the f*** !

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 13:26
by Wisconsin_gull
do you need planning permission to add a shark to your roof?

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 13:58
by Trojan 67
Wisconsin_gull wrote:do you need planning permission to add a shark to your roof?
You probably do now ! :lol:

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 14:21
by Wisconsin_gull
Nah...its our friends in Brussels

EN 516:2006 Prefabricated accessories for roofing - Installations for roof access - Walkways, treads and steps

no provisions in that for 20ft shark roof accessories!

:rofl:

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 14:47
by ferrarilover
Sorry, knew ages ago, but forgot to mention, as stated above, Jesus is indeed doing the Radio Oxford commo, so will be about on Saturday.

Matt.

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 16:22
by Neal
Anyone know if the game is all ticket.

I guess the popside isnt, but what about the family stand.

And thirdly, any predictions on attendance, hahaha only because i want to delay my journey until the last minute :)

Cheers

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 17:49
by Father Jack
Neal wrote:Anyone know if the game is all ticket.

I guess the popside isnt, but what about the family stand.

And thirdly, any predictions on attendance, hahaha only because i want to delay my journey until the last minute :)

Cheers
There were a few seats left in the family stand when i picked mine up this morning (by a few it looked like single figures from the seat plan they've got in reception)

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 18:08
by brucie
I'm going with a car load to swell the gate. :scarf:

Re: Torquay United vs Oxford United

Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 18:52
by bixieupnorth
another very tough game, hopefully we'll fire at them from the off like we did against swindon, but this time will be more than one goal up by ht!

i'd like to predict a 3-1 win, stevens to score first, but in reality i would be happy with a draw before kick off, so i'll say 1-1 mansell! 3672 there, 752 from oxford