BLACKPOOL SADDLED WITH AMBITION DEFICIT: NEW OWNER NEEDED

paulco

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Failure to spend the Joseph cash on more quality buys confirms Sadler's parsimony.

Poor goals conceded, inadequate midfield cover and the club's leading scorer gone.

Dismal home results betray too little investment for a definitive playoffs bid.

Apologists who cite a better transfer climate later ignore the harsh reality.

Excessive dependence on loans compels another comprehensive summer rebuild.

The owner could have used money from the Bowler, Grimshaw and Yates sales.

Compensation from Aston Villa for Critchley's exit offered further resources.

Instead he vindicated growing views that the Seasiders require a new custodian.

The aspiration for Championship stability
looks a dream suspended in the past.

Even amid unlikely promotion, most hold little confidence on the funds to stay up.
 
Paulco boycotts reality, has founded new economics based on inverse income principles.

The bigger the loss making the better and as fast as possible.

No need to balance the books if you wipe your arse with them then burn the remains.

Paulco-nomics named as first joint nominee for Darwin awards and Nobel economics prize.

Liz Truss admits paulco inspiration for her innovative economic policies.

Reeves seen swooning over topless photo of the super soar-away reporter turned financial guru.
 
That is pretty much the minds eye view I had of what paulco looks like. Down to the massive collared shirt and matching pocket square.
 
Failure to spend the Joseph cash on more quality buys confirms Sadler's parsimony.

Poor goals conceded, inadequate midfield cover and the club's leading scorer gone.

Dismal home results betray too little investment for a definitive playoffs bid.

Apologists who cite a better transfer climate later ignore the harsh reality.

Excessive dependence on loans compels another comprehensive summer rebuild.

The owner could have used money from the Bowler, Grimshaw and Yates sales.

Compensation from Aston Villa for Critchley's exit offered further resources.

Instead he vindicated growing views that the Seasiders require a new custodian.

The aspiration for Championship stability
looks a dream suspended in the past.

Even amid unlikely promotion, most hold little confidence on the funds to stay up.
What a dick. How do any of us fans know what's going on or what plans are are being considered. The team is looking good and moving forward able to compete with the top teams. We should be careful what we wish for .
 
He contracted spungiform thingy majig (aka mad cow disease) years ago and is still going. Amazing really.
 
Why do some people get nasty,rude personal,when somebody posts a thread they don’t like.
Everyone is different,all I can say if you don’t like the posts,don't read them.
We just like abusing Nobbers!

This chap (Paul Collins) never posts when we win. Never posts when we sign new players. Never posts when a seasider is in need of our help.

He needs only posts when we don’t win to slag off the club.
 
We just like abusing Nobbers!

This chap (Paul Collins) never posts when we win. Never posts when we sign new players. Never posts when a seasider is in need of our help.

He needs only posts when we don’t win to slag off the club.
I don’t know him.thought he was a Seasider.
 
We just like abusing Nobbers!

This chap (Paul Collins) never posts when we win. Never posts when we sign new players. Never posts when a seasider is in need of our help.

He needs only posts when we don’t win to slag off the club.
Had loads of spats with him in the past he posted on penis online calling me an absolute knob and lots of nobbers were giving me shite,i asked the mods to ban him because he is a wum and got blasted by them for it .
 
Seriously though I'm surprised but pleased someone else knows about him. The Tra La La Guy, and that was serious Russian talent back in the 70's.
😄 I think he was kind of a funny video or meme.

Similar with this guy...

With a weird, funny but also catchy tune...

 
Failure to spend the Joseph cash on more quality buys confirms Sadler's parsimony.

Poor goals conceded, inadequate midfield cover and the club's leading scorer gone.

Dismal home results betray too little investment for a definitive playoffs bid.

Apologists who cite a better transfer climate later ignore the harsh reality.

Excessive dependence on loans compels another comprehensive summer rebuild.

The owner could have used money from the Bowler, Grimshaw and Yates sales.

Compensation from Aston Villa for Critchley's exit offered further resources.

Instead he vindicated growing views that the Seasiders require a new custodian.

The aspiration for Championship stability
looks a dream suspended in the past.

Even amid unlikely promotion, most hold little confidence on the funds to stay up.
Paulco 1.2.0 was an early A.I. program developed by IBM in the late 1980's. It was soon realised that it was completely ineffective and of no practical use. As a result, no further development occurred and the project was abandoned. Unfortunately, the experiment was never fully switched off and is now known as a ghost virus that infests the Internet and appears periodically on certain websites.
 
Failure to spend the Joseph cash on more quality buys confirms Sadler's parsimony.

Poor goals conceded, inadequate midfield cover and the club's leading scorer gone.

Dismal home results betray too little investment for a definitive playoffs bid.

Apologists who cite a better transfer climate later ignore the harsh reality.

Excessive dependence on loans compels another comprehensive summer rebuild.

The owner could have used money from the Bowler, Grimshaw and Yates sales.

Compensation from Aston Villa for Critchley's exit offered further resources.

Instead he vindicated growing views that the Seasiders require a new custodian.

The aspiration for Championship stability
looks a dream suspended in the past.

Even amid unlikely promotion, most hold little confidence on the funds to stay up.
Been on a retreat have we…..obviously did you no good.
 
Paulco 1.2.0 was an early A.I. program developed by IBM in the late 1980's. It was soon realised that it was completely ineffective and of no practical use. As a result, no further development occurred and the project was abandoned. Unfortunately, the experiment was never fully switched off and is now known as a ghost virus that infests the Internet and appears periodically on certain websites.
Well, I heard this, it became well known as... the troll virus amongst those involved with it.

It was initially formed to critique and challenge software engineers and therefore help them to see issues and improve, but it escaped via a backdoor internet connection breach from a junior engineers mistake.

I think the internet confused and ruined it, it desperately tried to critique Youtube and Twitter comments sections, but found itself lost in a sea of much worse criticism from normal accounts and therefore was just another loads of words on the internet to ignore.

Over time it became detached from its original purpose and I believe it moved around for a number of years before finding one of its regular homes on this obscure football message board. It found that a certain formula of words after a certain results would generate significant interest and help improve, in its mind (?) the users and the issues itself, therefore the club etc. This would actually turn it on... virtually. It had found a way to use it's interactions as some sort of digital gratification.

I think this site is one of its more mainstream successes, some of it's other regular more obscure sites, 1 is critiquing the shades of paint on an enthusiast forum in Japan, another debating the sales of fishing hooks in Peru and another is a private Facebook group discussing the best gardening trowels for each soil type in Belgium. There are believed to be more and equally obscure sites, but with the internet the way it is it's hard to spot from other nonesense.
 
Failure to spend the Joseph cash on more quality buys confirms Sadler's parsimony.

Poor goals conceded, inadequate midfield cover and the club's leading scorer gone.

Dismal home results betray too little investment for a definitive playoffs bid.

Apologists who cite a better transfer climate later ignore the harsh reality.

Excessive dependence on loans compels another comprehensive summer rebuild.

The owner could have used money from the Bowler, Grimshaw and Yates sales.

Compensation from Aston Villa for Critchley's exit offered further resources.

Instead he vindicated growing views that the Seasiders require a new custodian.

The aspiration for Championship stability
looks a dream suspended in the past.

Even amid unlikely promotion, most hold little confidence on the funds to stay up.
go home mate, you're drunk
 
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