Do a good deed day....next 3 Saturdays (Forest related honest!)

OptimisticRed

OptimisticRed

Youth Team
Something that i try to do every match day is do a good deed for someone or something in the hope that Karma will kick in and we will ultimately get the result required that day.

It all started several years ago at Ipswich away going in to the ground a charity worker was after any change so i decided to give about 50p in silver and coppers that i had left (think it was for a cancer charity) and hey presto we won...even John Thompson scored!!!

As a result i now i try to do something good on all match days past examples have included giving someone a lift, donating to charity, helping out a neighbour, seeing someone drop something and telling them all simple things really. On Saturday i think i bought my dad a pint (nothing amazing i know but considering how many pints he's bought me it is).

Anyway i invite you all to give it a go????

Actually it's next 2 Saturdays and last Sunday

;D ::) :cuddle: :angel: :yippeeee: :1st: :smug: :clap:
 
king_congo_red

king_congo_red

Ale Ape
We should promote this idea to the club...next season our shirt sponsor could be the Big Issue, but instead of them paying us for Sponsorship, we pay them. We could also let tramps sleep in the Capital One corner when the stadium isn't in use as part of the package.
 
Lee

Lee

Lurker of shadows
ç¤ñĝð_ŗèđ said:
We could also let tramps sleep in the Capital One corner when the stadium isn't in use as part of the package.
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Don't they do that on matchdays anyway?
 
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winnits

Guest
So several years ago in the Championship you started doing good deeds in the hope of karmic reproduction on the pitch... didn't do a fat lot of good, the last several years have been awful.

I reckon you should start kicking kittens each matchday!
 
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MightySuttonRed

Youth Team
Utah Saints said:
Don't they do that on matchdays anyway?
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"ohh look at those rat infested tramps sitting in the capital one corner, OH MY GOD there even singing at a football match disgusting" stop stereotyping just because they try to get behind the team.
 
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scampi

Youth Team
Fantastic thread, I haven't laughed so hard all day :D

Lucky pants, pay it forward, my god we're all desperate.

I'm off to help old people cross the road.
 
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Samuel

Guest
I'm wearing trainers I haven't worn since the Promotion Day on Saturday.

I'm really desperate.
 
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winnits

Guest
In fairness, I do have a lucky turnstile, although that was mainly because it was nice to have a chat with the dude operating it - he's since retired, so I might switch and see what happens.
 
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fowldsforest

Youth Team
MightySuttonRed said:
"ohh look at those rat infested tramps sitting in the capital one corner, OH MY GOD there even singing at a football match disgusting" stop stereotyping just because they try to get behind the team.
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Totally agree.
 
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Hartywedo

Youth Team
OptimisticRed said:
It all started several years ago at Ipswich away going in to the ground a charity worker was after any change so i decided to give about 50p in silver and coppers that i had left (think it was for a cancer charity) and hey presto we won...even John Thompson scored!!!
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Was that the 4-3 game in the play-off season? That was a great game
 
Tartan Tart Ups

Tartan Tart Ups

Rice 17
Winnits said:
In fairness, I do have a lucky turnstile, although that was mainly because it was nice to have a chat with the dude operating it - he's since retired, so I might switch and see what happens.
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Me too, and I always touch the lights with a double tap, then proceed through the turnstile turn right and go for a piss prior to setting my countdown timer prior to the customary official knobber blowing his whistle .
 
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Alex C

Geoff Thomas
I think we all do ridiculous things like this, despite brashly rejecting the concept on every other day of the week ;D

I found my Manchester City ticket on the floor before the Bristol City game and planted it into my back pocket, where it had been on the day of the City game.

I had previously found said ticket in my car on the way to the Reading game and stuffed it into my back pocket so that I'd remember it.

Earlier still it had been in my wallet, in my back pocket, prior to the Norwich game.

Needless to say, the Manchester City ticket will be in my back pocket on Saturday 8)
 
Quinn^2

Quinn^2

Viv Anderson
Im not supersticious by any stretch of the imagination. However I do believe in what goes around comes around, only if you aren't doing the deed in the thought that it will bring some benfit to you.

So I recommend when you do these good deeds do not think of getting any sort of reward from it, but if you do think of the reward be sure to convince yourself your not do it for any reward. But we know deep down it was for 3 points.
 
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TheDude

Guest
my good deed is always to try help a old man to or from his seat when no one else makes any room for him, like everyone should bloody do and never know could be you who finds it hard to get down the stairs :-*
 
Tutts

Tutts

Ian Bowyer
nottmdude said:
my good deed is always to try help a old man to or from his seat when no one else makes any room for him, like everyone should bloody do and never know could be you who finds it hard to get down the stairs :-*
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There's normally some grey haired chap on the front row of Capital One corner who looks a bit lost...
 
Tutts

Tutts

Ian Bowyer
earthworm said:
Look, all we really need is me not to bet on Forest, then we'll win. f*** karma, Sod's Law.
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Never ever bet on your own team. First rule of gambling.


Well maybe the second rule after 'Don't borrow the money to gamble.'
 
Flaggers

Flaggers

May not be the best moderator on LTLF, but he's...
LTLF Minion
I would post a reply here, but I'm rounding up kittens in order to give the smug little bastards a good kicking later.
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