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john8pies
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Another typical day for a West Ham fan.

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After the way they`ve mucked us up all season and strung us along right to the end to snatch a play-off place when one seemed (to say the least) unlikely (though with a better manager we would probably have got AUTOMATIC promotion, anyway), it`s almost predictable that Hammers would go 2-0 up with home advantage in only 13 minutes against the tractor-boys, to throw it away and draw 2-all. I despair, but let`s just hope in the away leg....... :-5
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Another typical day for a West Ham fan.

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john8pies wrote: After the way they`ve mucked us up all season and strung us along right to the end to snatch a play-off place when one seemed (to say the least) unlikely (though with a better manager we would probably have got AUTOMATIC promotion, anyway), it`s almost predictable that Hammers would go 2-0 up with home advantage in only 13 minutes against the tractor-boys, to throw it away and draw 2-all. I despair, but let`s just hope in the away leg....... :-5Bad luck john, better luck at the away leg.
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Floncey you are right, Leicester finished top by several points and get done by wasps, same B******s that did my mighty Glos a few years ago, although I did enjoy Back flattening Worsley.

John, I hear that Mr Rennie had a hand in your defeat, it will be a struggle against the Tractor boys but come on you irons, what about the baggies, outstanding, Boing Boing.
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What did you make of Neil back's punch on Joe Worsley, although I hate both Wasps and Leicester with an equal passion I thought it was a cheap shot.

On Saras I though Hill had a great game I hope he stays fit for the lions
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Another typical day for a West Ham fan.

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West ham :yh_rotfl

Ipswich :yh_rotfl

Football :yh_rotfl

Sorry I'll go away again now :lips:
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Another typical day for a West Ham fan.

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Good luck against Ipswich, but i can't see you beating them.
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may even forgive pardew and the hammers for a lacklustre season if we manage to win the final; well done on beating ipswich!!!
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