Bye Bye Blackpool

[randyandy]

now now David

I more than happy to take the piss out of the Donkey Lashers because of the huge amount of arseholes and fukwits who suddenly supported them once they found the Prem, most of whom I suspect will now be back watching their beloved Man U, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea etc.

Us being relegated doesn't stop it I just don't want to do he said she said threads !laugh!

[David Johnson]

Ok, if you give me a forwarding address, I will send you the DVD of Blackpool's 2010-11 season so you can get a feel for what it is like playing in the top division. Your grandad's probably forgotten!

Cheers
D

PS If you want to read up on your opponents' locations for next season, here's a starter

http://www.brentford.org.uk/

[dimi]

I feel very sorry for Blackpool, but next seasons "Blackpool" could be my beloved Swansea City. A good Footballing side who will never have a budget to compete in the Premier League with the "Big Guns"........ CMON SWANSEA!!!

[David Johnson]

Good Luck to Swansea.

[dimi]

Thanks !drink! Believe me when I say this means the world to me... I have not been alive long enough to have seen Swansea when they were last a top flight club...

[nikonman]

Good luck to Swansea from me as well.
They have been one of the best footballing sides in the Championship this season.
Also Wales could do with the Premier League side if only for one season. It's a part of the UK that's never had premier league, and now that Norwich have gone up as well, it spreads around the country.

If they do get up, that will be two years running that the team that beat Forest in the playoff S/F got promotion.

[David Johnson]

Get in touch if you are planning a vist for the Illuminations.

!wink!

Cheers
D

[David Johnson]

Ah well I'm not here to defend Blackpool.

I suppose I could mention the three Victorian piers, the marvel of its age, the Tower Ballroom, the fantastic Matcham designed Grand Theatre, the 10 miles of sandy beach, the longest running trams in Britain, the first seaside resort of the Industrial Revolution, the beautiful Stanley Park, probably the most popular amusement park in the country, the Pleasure Beach, the South Beach art show and the soon to be finished Spanish Steps sea wall defences running the length of Blackpool, ideally positioned an hour from Manchester and Liverpool for big town stuff and an 1hr from one of the most beautiful National Parks, the Lake District.

But no, I won't bother. I will leave you to paddle in your sea of prejudice.

Look out for the turds, by the way.

Cheers
D