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I think it would be a good idea on this day and at this time to forget just for one moment everything that is going on at our club. in this country and all around the world and just remember what we have to be grateful for.
So with that in mind I wish all Gulls fans a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year. and may you all rest in the knowledge that most of us have many things that others don't have. and remember those who are no longer with us and the families of those mourning their loss.
MEERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Norway

Now is the time to appreciate family & friends, the rest of you can all .............

Seriously a Merry Xmas & Happy New Year to all forum members and their loved ones. (except the GI plants)

Happy Christmas to everyone.

Back to the grindstone on Boxing Day!

Thanks for the nice words Gloucester,I ecco all your thoughts.
Merry Christmas All

Well said Gloucester, a very timely reminder and I am sure we all share those sentiments.
Happy Xmas to everyone.

Seriously though, would just like to echo the thoughts and words of previous posters on this thread, Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year to all. Lets hope its a better one.

Happy Christmas everyone. Thanks for all your contributions to the site through this tough year. Look forward to a more successful 2017 for the Yellow Army!

Me too..!!

well said Gloucester Gull, Merry christmas to you all.

Merry Christmas from Whitby Town FC.

Merry Christmas to all on here, happy holidays to our American friends, and happy Sunday to those that don't celebrate Christmas.

Scott Brehaut wrote:Merry Christmas to all on here, happy holidays to our American friends, and happy Sunday to those who don't celebrate Christmas.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... rt+News%29
Overall 79 percent of Americans still think “Merry Christmas” is the right phrase for that most wonderful time of the year. Meanwhile, only 19 percent prefer “happy holidays.”
But things look vastly different when the query is broken down by voting preference. Fully 93 percent of Trump voters said that they are more likely to wish folks a “Merry Christmas.” On the other hand, only 66 percent of Hillary Clinton voters said they prefer “Merry Christmas.” As a result, nearly a third of Hillary voters, 31 percent, say they prefer “happy holidays” over the traditional “Merry Christmas.”