In the wake of The Seasiders "mauling" by Chelsea ... where in the first half they did 'lift the sunflower' in a show of adoration to the Premiership champions, and conceded 4 goals in the first half ... the attention now goes to their next game - Blackburn Rovers. The indications initially are another 'storm' on The Seasiders' goal ... indicated by the same significator as in the previous Just For Fun. However, the images in this spread do not show the same type of game as The Seasider's last away game. The indications are of a probable 1-1 draw? (The High Priestess last appeared against Fulham). Will it be the case or is it a victory for the home team by a single goal or will it be a victory denied by a later equaliser? The bottom image shows an apparent comparison between a pile of pentacles (coins) and a single coin. Is this symbolic of the spending of the established visitors and The Seasiders.... and reflective of the outcome?Monday, 20 September 2010
Just For Fun: The Seasiders Vs Blackburn Rovers
In the wake of The Seasiders "mauling" by Chelsea ... where in the first half they did 'lift the sunflower' in a show of adoration to the Premiership champions, and conceded 4 goals in the first half ... the attention now goes to their next game - Blackburn Rovers. The indications initially are another 'storm' on The Seasiders' goal ... indicated by the same significator as in the previous Just For Fun. However, the images in this spread do not show the same type of game as The Seasider's last away game. The indications are of a probable 1-1 draw? (The High Priestess last appeared against Fulham). Will it be the case or is it a victory for the home team by a single goal or will it be a victory denied by a later equaliser? The bottom image shows an apparent comparison between a pile of pentacles (coins) and a single coin. Is this symbolic of the spending of the established visitors and The Seasiders.... and reflective of the outcome?