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I see it's all in the paper today.All fairly predictable outcomes and much ado about nothing for me.Can't see why it attracted so much fuss in the first place but I'm glad the bizarre protest about it is no longer the top item on this website.
Quote from: Lifelong supporter on July 02, 2015, 05:54:19 pmI see it's all in the paper today.All fairly predictable outcomes and much ado about nothing for me.Can't see why it attracted so much fuss in the first place but I'm glad the bizarre protest about it is no longer the top item on this website. It attracted so much fuss because the way the questions and answer options were constructed, the survey appeared to be aimed at being critical at the club, the manager, and the owners.That the results show most fans feel otherwise, is down to the common sense of most Rovers fans..
I think it's probably more to do with the fact that the FP survey was conducted at a time of year when most would agree it's detrimental to change manager. The previous polls you refer to have all been run on this forum, which is separate from the VSC, and appears to be open to anyone to register and contribute. I don't know how you deduce a poorly designed FP survey would be more representative than a simple conducted poll on here?Generally, I think it's slightly neurotic and childish the way a certain section of our fans continue with squabbles over differences in opinion which are so inconsequential as to be boring. That it's been going on for a year now (1 year anniversary of last pre-season) doesn't reflect well on anyone.
This is despite the VSC statement claiming to speak for 'supporters in general' in one instance
Quote from: Lifelong supporter on July 04, 2015, 04:51:56 pmThis is despite the VSC statement claiming to speak for 'supporters in general' in one instancewrong again
Lifelong: when are youi going to be honest about your paymaster, your motives and your identity eh?BobG
Quote from: IDM on July 04, 2015, 08:50:41 amQuote from: Lifelong supporter on July 02, 2015, 05:54:19 pmI see it's all in the paper today.All fairly predictable outcomes and much ado about nothing for me.Can't see why it attracted so much fuss in the first place but I'm glad the bizarre protest about it is no longer the top item on this website. It attracted so much fuss because the way the questions and answer options were constructed, the survey appeared to be aimed at being critical at the club, the manager, and the owners.That the results show most fans feel otherwise, is down to the common sense of most Rovers fans..Have contributors to this website never been critical of the club, the manager and the owners?And if the results had been different, and more critical, would that have been down to the common sense of the responders as well?I don't think some of the questions were worded very well either but it was bizarre to suggest it was destabilising or having a negative agenda.It was interesting to see almost 300 people took part in the survey - more than the membership of the VSC, I would imagine - and three-quarters were backing the manager going into the new season.Only a small minority have been behind him on a number of 'negative' surveys conducted on here so I would suggest this is more representative of the feelings of the fans. This is despite the VSC statement claiming to speak for 'supporters in general' in one instance and 'most supporters' in another. I just think some people can be a little bit precious and self important, and take themselves too seriously a times.
"Patriotism is the last resort of a scoundrel" is a pretty well known quote. Samuel Johnson I believe.
Quote from: NickDRFC on July 07, 2015, 03:34:52 am"Patriotism is the last resort of a scoundrel" is a pretty well known quote. Samuel Johnson I believe.Did he say that in "Snakes on a Plane"?
Patriotism is indeed the last resort of a scoundrel. But for you to claim that as a response to my post confirms the impressions and opinions offered in this thread:http://www.totalrl.com/forums/index.php/topic/239012-dave-parker-rl-journalist/Take a look. Very informative. I particularly like the one that says "the bloke has been a joke for years and when you come across articles like this you just shake your head". Or how about this one: "Well most of his ramblings certainly usually rhyme with "write"". There's a real belter on Page 2 and there are several other interesting lines too. I am sure everyone on here will be fascinated to read them. They give a very handy context to the stuff you've been peddling on here for a couple of years now, and feeding to the Free Press, and others too.For you to claim knowledge of Samuel Johnson, on the back of a post by a guy who does know his stuff, is tantamount to - well. I'll leave it upto all our friends on here to decide. They've got the evidence now. Fancy explaining who your paymaster is, what your motives are and your identity now eh?You are a busted flush Nosey. It'd be better for all concerned if you quit now. That rubbish about a survey in the Free Press last week was the last straw. It had your prints all over it. Do you think absolutely everyone is stupid? Do you?? Read that link I gave again. Folk are wise to you. You had a very clear agenda with that rubbish last week. Everyone that matters knows that very well. And they know who you are working for too.Last thought: I notice that despite repeated requests, you have chosen to neither confirm nor deny that you are, or were, being paid to get stuff that supports a particular agenda concerning the current Rovers and its set up into the press. All on its own that speaks volumes and volumes Nosey. You've been clean bowled.BobG