WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



mentor 11:50 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Crowe's Robin Hood being Irish.

Sniper 11:44 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Hadrians wall being just off the coast at Dover - Robin Hood:prince of thieves

Hugh Jargon 11:01 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Custers

Ronald_antly 11:01 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
United 93.

Hugh Jargon 11:00 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Charge of the light brigade and clusters last stand.

All bollocks from start to finish

Mrs Wilberforce 10:58 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Blazing Saddles. They would never have had a black sheriff in the Wild West.

MrCrowmanSir 10:56 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?

Mad Dog 9:49 Sun Nov 16

General zod used to post on Hammers Connection, true story.

Any Old Iron 10:55 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Ironsofcanada
Yep, that sounds about right. I don't remember hearing it before at least 70/71.

SilverSurfer 10:53 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
911

ironsofcanada 10:32 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Son of Anarchy 10:30 Sun Nov 16

Make that statement, having not seen those films?

Enough said.

Son of Anarchy 10:30 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
No idea canada, never seen them..just speak as i find. Any ive seen tie in with my original statement.

ironsofcanada 10:22 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Any Old Iron 10:15 Sun Nov 16

Does not appear in print as a verb until around 1979, so you are probably right.

Any Old Iron 10:15 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Watching War Horse, and one of the Officer toffs says 'I thought you had bottled out'. I don't believe for a minute that Public school types would have used this expression 100 years ago.

kirok1 10:10 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Gavros 9:48 Sun Nov 16

Spiffing comment!

fred flinstone 9:55 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Apparently at the end of The Madness of King George he and his family are standing on the steps of St Paul's waving to the crowds with a statue of Queen Victoria in front of them !!

ironsofcanada 9:51 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
bruuuno 9:48 Sun Nov 16

So why play around and call names, when I asked?

Just say that.

ironsofcanada 9:50 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Son of Anarchy 9:48 Sun Nov 16

Again with the name calling. So take it out, what about those films then?

Mad Dog 9:49 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Is superman 2 worth a watch? Most definitely. It's just getting going now zod has arrived on earth and is running amok.


"KNEEL BEFORE ZOD"

bruuuno 9:48 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?

ironsofcanada 9:46 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?


I would rather watch a documentary, that was kind of the point I was making when I said I didn't like it.

Son of Anarchy 9:48 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Canada,

No need be a little bitch about it but band of brothers was a tv show, a good one yes but a tv show.

Gavros 9:48 Sun Nov 16
Re: What's the most ridiculous historical inaccuracy you've ever picked up on in a film or book?
Basically any film that doesn't show the English in a great light and worldbeaters is a load of old bollocks.

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