Sunderland v Stags score thread sponsored by here is the win

by **Spiritater** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 5:50 am

He's gonna sue isn't he? If so it's sad. A gracious man would accept it. But Trump's never struck me as gracious.

by **bellwhiff** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 7:08 am

Dan wrote:
part time pete wrote:But more difficult to social distance in travelling to the game and getting to your seat.

Not if you're wearing a mask! If you believe Boris wearing a mask makes everything ok!

Odd I thought that was scientific advice. Do you think they don’t prevent the spread .

PS. I don’t think that anyone has said that wearing a mask makes everything ok. If they believed that, we wouldn’t be locked down would we . More deranged raspberrys. How unlike you.

by **Dan** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 7:42 am

bellwhiff wrote:
Dan wrote:
part time pete wrote:But more difficult to social distance in travelling to the game and getting to your seat.

Not if you're wearing a mask! If you believe Boris wearing a mask makes everything ok!

Odd I thought that was scientific advice. Do you think they don’t prevent the spread .

PS. I don’t think that anyone has said that wearing a mask makes everything ok. If they believed that, we wouldn’t be locked down would we . More deranged raspberrys. How unlike you.

Here he is taking yet another thread off topic. Boring hell.

by **chip63** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 7:45 am

Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

by **Sneag** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 8:16 am

chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

As long as you nipped in Specsavers while you were in the North East, everything would have been fine.

by **young vanish** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:30 am

lifestags wrote:
young vanish wrote:
Tess Tickle wrote:Turned that corner and got that monkey off our back regarding conceding late and throwing a game away. Absolutely over the moon for the lads and Richard Cooper. Over the moon for all us fans as well who stick with our local team good and bad.
Onwards to a bright future under NC
Well done MTFC

Taking Nicky off was a big mistake, wouldn't have been such a nail biter at the close had he stayed on

It wasn’t a big mistake as it didn’t affect the result.

Errors don't always have bad consequences, some times you get away with it. Coops got away with this tactic.
Bowery/Maynard were a problem for Sunderland, the removal of one of them allowed two extra players to support their attacks. Every clearance came straight back with yet another attack.
Stags were holding their own very well, and always dangerous on the break so changing things was surely a case of "Let's protect our lead".
Sunderland would have surely pushed forward without the change leaving more opportunities for our front two on the break.
I'm sure Cloughie is the "Let's win this by two goals" camp, rather than protecting our lead. Stags fans have suffered far too much of the latter over recent times and they frequently do not get away with it.

by **bellwhiff** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 10:15 am

Dan wrote:
bellwhiff wrote:
Dan wrote:
part time pete wrote:But more difficult to social distance in travelling to the game and getting to your seat.

Not if you're wearing a mask! If you believe Boris wearing a mask makes everything ok!

Odd I thought that was scientific advice. Do you think they don’t prevent the spread .

PS. I don’t think that anyone has said that wearing a mask makes everything ok. If they believed that, we wouldn’t be locked down would we . More deranged raspberrys. How unlike you.

Here he is taking yet another thread off topic. Boring hell.

Sorry. Weren’t you the one that mentioned Boris ? Are you really that thick ?

by **bellwhiff** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 10:17 am

chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

Exactly. But listen to Twisted Dan. He knows everything

by **ParisStag** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 10:44 am

bellwhiff wrote:
chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

Exactly. But listen to Twisted Dan. He knows everything

'Twisted Dan'? Reminiscent of 'Sleepy Joe' - with all the insults and lack of empathy you fling about (oh and needing to be the centre of attention all the time) you truly are the Trump of Stagsnet.

by **Sneag** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 10:51 am

young vanish wrote:
lifestags wrote:
young vanish wrote:
Tess Tickle wrote:Turned that corner and got that monkey off our back regarding conceding late and throwing a game away. Absolutely over the moon for the lads and Richard Cooper. Over the moon for all us fans as well who stick with our local team good and bad.
Onwards to a bright future under NC
Well done MTFC

Taking Nicky off was a big mistake, wouldn't have been such a nail biter at the close had he stayed on

It wasn’t a big mistake as it didn’t affect the result.

Errors don't always have bad consequences, some times you get away with it. Coops got away with this tactic.
Bowery/Maynard were a problem for Sunderland, the removal of one of them allowed two extra players to support their attacks. Every clearance came straight back with yet another attack.
Stags were holding their own very well, and always dangerous on the break so changing things was surely a case of "Let's protect our lead".
Sunderland would have surely pushed forward without the change leaving more opportunities for our front two on the break.
I'm sure Cloughie is the "Let's win this by two goals" camp, rather than protecting our lead. Stags fans have suffered far too much of the latter over recent times and they frequently do not get away with it.

We were running out of steam, an extra body in midfield was perfectly sensible.

by **bellwhiff** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 10:56 am

ParisStag wrote:
bellwhiff wrote:
chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

Exactly. But listen to Twisted Dan. He knows everything

'Twisted Dan'? Reminiscent of 'Sleepy Joe' - with all the insults and lack of empathy you fling about (oh and needing to be the centre of attention all the time) you truly are the Trump of Stagsnet.

Chortle. Pop over to the politics board. My thoughts on Trump are well documented.

Nice though that you completely ignore that he took it off thread then accused me of doing it.

Another one eyed belter.

by **ParisStag** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 11:55 am

bellwhiff wrote:
ParisStag wrote:
bellwhiff wrote:
chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

Exactly. But listen to Twisted Dan. He knows everything

'Twisted Dan'? Reminiscent of 'Sleepy Joe' - with all the insults and lack of empathy you fling about (oh and needing to be the centre of attention all the time) you truly are the Trump of Stagsnet.

Chortle. Pop over to the politics board. My thoughts on Trump are well documented.

Nice though that you completely ignore that he took it off thread then accused me of doing it.

Another one eyed belter.

Pop over to the Trumpwiff Ego Board? No, I'm good thanks lol.

'One-eyed belter' is another good one for the bingo card though. :lol:

by **Dave Wayne** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 3:23 pm

chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

You might want to read this

https://nottsccg.nhs.uk/covid-19/update-on-the-situation-in-the-nhs-as-of-6th-november-at-2pm/

by **bellwhiff** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 3:40 pm

Dave Wayne wrote:
chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

You might want to read this

https://nottsccg.nhs.uk/covid-19/update-on-the-situation-in-the-nhs-as-of-6th-november-at-2pm/

What’s that got to do with his post ?

by **Martin Shaw** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 3:54 pm

Can you please stop taking threads off track posting political comments. We have a politics forum for that.

by **Dave Wayne** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 3:54 pm

bellwhiff wrote:
Dave Wayne wrote:
chip63 wrote:Wearing a mask will not stop you getting the virus.
Wearing a mask will reduce the chances of spreading the virus if you have it.
I'd be very surprised if we were allowed to go to Sunderland, that no one would of caught or passed on the virus.

You might want to read this

https://nottsccg.nhs.uk/covid-19/update-on-the-situation-in-the-nhs-as-of-6th-november-at-2pm/

What’s that got to do with his post ?

It gives details of increased numbers of infections and hospitalisations in Nottinghamshire in the week leading up to the Sunderland match so it is relevant to his last line as there is a higher likelihood that if we had been allowed to go there would be virus carriers amongst us.
Having re-read the post I now realise he was implying that there probably would have been transmission if we had gone, whereas I initially thought he was saying it wouldn't have happened.
Apologies for the misunderstanding.

by **Mansf1eld** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 8:44 pm

Sneag wrote:
Mansf1eld wrote:
Sneag wrote:
Chrisuknottm wrote:
ParisStag wrote:What a day! Stags win and pumpkin head gets the boot. Get in!

Who is pumpkin head for those of us not in the know

Trump. Big party in our house tonight.

Embarrassing

I'm married to an American, all my in-laws and all my friends on that side of the pond are staunch Democrats.

Nothing embarrassing about enjoying that disgusting racist pig being removed from the White House.

And Stags won.

Weird but ok..

by **marker_mtfc95** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:01 pm

Sooner have Trump every day of the week.

by **Sneag** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:02 pm

marker_mtfc95 wrote:Sooner have Trump every day of the week.

You must be a right raspberry then.

by **bobbystagsfan** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:03 pm

marker_mtfc95 wrote:Sooner have Trump every day of the week.

Another kiddie fiddler

by **Sneag** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:08 pm

Is this message board going to be a dumping ground for QAnon bull now?

by **The One** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:14 pm

Keep on topic please

by **KJW STAG** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:26 pm

The One wrote:Keep on topic please

by **marker_mtfc95** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:29 pm

Sneag wrote:
marker_mtfc95 wrote:Sooner have Trump every day of the week.

You must be a right raspberry then.

Keyboard warrior :lol:

MAGA

by **Martin Shaw** » Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:29 pm

Martin Shaw wrote:Can you please stop taking threads off track posting political comments. We have a politics forum for that.

How many times are we going to have to ask this?

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