boltonbonce wrote:I agree.T.R.O.Y wrote:Any idiot could look up Orihuela Trotter's mentions and know it's not Bread.
Bread got banned from here because Sluffy didn't like him, that's clear to absolutely every single user – except the man himself.
Nat won't post a huge amount because there is nothing to post on, most of the interesting personalities are gone and any interesting conversation has gone with them. Debate is shut down under the guise of wanting to avoid conflict.
It's a shame because there are no real alternatives to Nuts and at it's peak the debate and conversation – both about Wanderers and not – was intelligent, challenging and amusing.
I'd love to think we could get back to that, but it's increasingly unlikely.
But,hey,Nuts is paid up for the next three years,whether anyone posts or not.
So,fuck us,right?
Hahaha, you both do make me laugh.
TROY, the account of someone suddenly posting again out of the blue after stropping off and deleting their own account because they didn't like something I said on an internet footy forum!
And Bonce trying to make something out of me simply saying exactly what it says 'on the tin' - we HAVE paid up the running costs for Nuts for the next three years (it wasn't a fortune and we did it before Bread got his final ban) - so even if no one posts on Nuts - including me and the rest of the people who run the site - it will still be here!
Nobody is saying 'fuck you' to anyone.
Nuts is here if you want to post - and will still be here for the next three years at least - if you don't.
As for Bread he's acted like a bell end once too often it seems for Twitter. I didn't complain about him either under his old twitter account or his new guise as Orihuela Trotter - I doubt anybody had to - I'd put money on it that Twitter had him on 'watch' and pulled the trigger on him as soon as he started a new account posting abuse at the same people he had before.
As for whether I/we liked him or not is neither here nor there. More to the point was that he was let back on the condition he that he dropped his long held vendettas and trolling - and clearly he didn't want to - or is too obsessive and couldn't - if so perhaps he should be seeking professional help!
Allegedly, Albert Einstein said the definition of insanity is doing something over and over again and expecting a different result. Well Bread clearly doesn't want to change despite all the chances given to him over the last four years, so we've simply put an end to the insanity of hoping that he would want to stop his abuse and trolling.
And it looks as though Twitter has come to the same conclusion - and about three and a half years sooner than we did!