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Loyalty

Loyalty

x (y+z)
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b - a

all overriden by c


Where
x = no. of cold, desolate, northern games attended
y = time taken off from work
z = money spent on Brentford FC and associated products
a = tendency to be a clown at games
b = rational thinking ability
c = no of times you agree with Northampton Bee
 

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.............what about loyal coffee??...............
 

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Any Chelsea or Man Utd fan who let The Apprentice go last night in pursuit of glory and has passion in abundance for their club. Be very proud this morning.
 

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loyalty is not supporting another club surely? you're talking about dedication.
 

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Looking on GPG at least once every day for latest news and every Thursday get Chronicle and look on back page straight away.:)
 

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:eek:
 

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I would say your loyalty quotient is as follows:

x (loyalty) = (y + z) x a
-----------
b+d x c

When

y = number of away games attended
z = number of home games attended
a = number of posts on the GPG

b = other teams you support
d = number of arguements you have been involved in on the GPG
c = botheredness
 

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............................its a mind over matter concern....................
 

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If loyalty means getting off my sofa I don't want any part of it.
 

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Bake cakes.
Live 75 miles from Griffin Park.

Thread closed.

Thank feck you still have the ability to absorb information.:sorted:

75 miles is a long way for cumcumber sarnies and to talk bollox. No sane person would do that so I have elevated them to mad and loyal.
 

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Coaching Bee - Crewe
Golfer Bee - Nantwich
 

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I too bake cakes and now only live 80 miles away! I must be loyal now!


MY wife bakes cakes and we live 42 miles away, does that make her more loyal than me?
 

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I live 10 miles away and eat cakes. Does that mean I'm not loyal. :cry:
 

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i live 17 miles away and eat cakes. that makes me too big for my ladies replica shirt.
 

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I live two miles away and don't eat.
 

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I had cake yesterday and I live 12,000 miles away away
 

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I have switched to Watford
 

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Back to Brentford, will get chocolate cake from the place near my work tomorrow
 

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I wouldn't have travelled with or without a cake to a fundraiser or meeting when I lived in Isleworth so I'm disloyal. Whoever has this rating ability can feel free to judge me.
 

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Bake cakes.
Live 75 miles from Griffin Park.

Thread closed.

I know. It's cutting. :(

Your loyal-o-meter is off the record.

:zzzzz: Give it a rest FFS. Watching one Board Member falling out with another Board Member's husband on a fan's messageboard is not only embarassing, it's deeply boring tbh. Why don't you sort things out via PM or in the playground after school.....:rolleyes:
 

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Put me on your ignore list. :wave:

PS State your conflict of interest. :fishing:
 

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Put me on your ignore list. :wave:

PS State your conflict of interest. :fishing:

I'd much rather you just behaved yourself if it's all the same to you. :wave:

I don't understand the 2nd part of your post means - it wasn't there a minute ago so I assume it's a afterthought...feel free to drop me a PM to explain to save us boring everyone else.:sorted:
 

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..............fffiiigggghhhtttt.....................
 

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You're related to him aren't you?)

Nope. I am however a BU Member who voted for you on the basis of your election statement which I don't recall including anything about your intendion to question whether other BU Members were in fact Brentford fans at all. :) :wave:
 

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I would class myself as a loyal supporter the same as I would anyone who catches up with Bees scores and news in some shape or form, via the TV, newspapers, internet etcetc or who attend games and/or donate money via BU, Lifeline etcetc.

However, I would say there are some supporters whose loyalty and devotion to making money for the club in their own spare time seems to go way above and beyond most people.

Their loyalty seems to know no bounds and I admire them and count them as the best Bees fans we have :wave:
 

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I used to think that the best Bees fans were the Mentals when I was young. I knew one or two and I looked up to them, the geeks got in the way. As I got older I thought anyone who didn't have herbal remedies and oceans of alcohol were seriously lacking in football loyalty and needed to stay at home a bit more often. Then I aged some more and I now think the pissheads and the "tough":rolleyes: boys as weedy ar&ewipes and that us geeky bods are more important. The most important ones are the big geeks in the hierachy and if I offended you when I was young then now is my time to apologise, I thought that protecting GP from Fulham invaders was the way forward whilst you now protect GP from the bulldozers. I salute you.
 

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.

However, I would say there are some supporters whose loyalty and devotion to making money for the club in their own spare time seems to go way above and beyond most people.

Their loyalty seems to know no bounds and I admire them and count them as the best Bees fans we have :wave:

Spot on. I guess that includes those who are so dedicated they walk long distances, like from Brighton, to Hartlepool and to Stockport. :) :wave:
 

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It would also include markbfc and hundreds of others.

All the people who help raise funds, in whatever way, for the club, and supporter's organisations and those who give freely of their time are obviously DEDICATED and LOYAL fans and deserve the appreciation and thanks of all Bees fans wherever they may be. :wave:
 
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