History for martinb

[quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

[quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

[quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

[Quote=martinb]Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win.

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

[quote=martinb]Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win.

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

[=martinb]Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win.

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win.

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.[/quote] 

Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win.

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But the above isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover...

Plus I think their offices are right next to your Morningside Tavern.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.

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Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win. 

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover:

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.

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Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win. 

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover:

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.

[/quote]

Random blogger who has been a super casual football punter excited and interested enough by team form to get along and write it up? That's a win. 

Gotta welcome people to the fold rather than be hipster about it. His knowledge about the Nix is the headline stuff- and lets be honest we have a mixed history and a lot of kicking from Stuff/TVNZ etc when we're down.

Re-read it- that impending doom line is some BS. More like we have to fight for anything and everything we get. But this isnt too bad from a media model with limited stylistic credibility, an often morally compromised business model and a goldfish bowl turnover:

[Quote=alexbrae@thespinoff]

When the final whistle blew, I was desperate for more. It wasn’t even that it had finished 1-1 – that seemed like a fair result. It was just that the frenzy had set in during the last half-hour of the game, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. The Yellow Fever were singing, the huge walk-up crowd of casual fans were hanging on every kick. Perhaps a thousand people stayed behind afterwards, to get a last glimpse and maybe a selfie with a player

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.

Just gotta shake your head how some people think that their opinion really matters or 8s even wanted. By his own admission he has barely watched the Nix so how he thinks his thoughts matter beggar belief.