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Originally posted by Bill Glazier
Willo you no nothing like the rest of us. What is NOT important is what I knew or didn't know. I re-iterate I never got any "Running commentary" - alas there were many "Someones" outside of HOL who thought otherwise but alas I was telling the truth. Let's NOT get into contretemps of this nature which will only de-rail an important thread.Let's get back to the subject matter. Edited by Willo (22 Jun 2017 5.35pm)
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Originally posted by Part Time James He who lives by the sword Dyche by the sword.
Your go. Don't test me. You're Dycheing with death.
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Originally posted by bexleydave
I wonder if he thinks he's keeping Virgil van Dijk?
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Originally posted by Chirrup
"Close but no cigar"? That means "almost but not quite successful" - completely the wrong idiom in this context. What I was alluding to was that it was not yet cut and dried.
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Just thought with a Dutch man about to be appointed as our new manager and big Orange winning the gold cup at Ascot is this an oman?
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Originally posted by bexleydave
FFS how did we guess that you'd turn up to the proceedings like the person from Porlock (non-Coleridge scholars will have to look that one up) and put a dampener on the day. Can't we just have one day of flag waving, boozing and dreaming? Porlock was a very gifted 'attacking' midfielder with 'two' good feet. He did tend 'to' drift in 'and' out of games. I believe that he was Coleridge' first signing as manager.
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Originally posted by black eagle.
Just thought with a Dutch man about to be appointed as our new manager and big Orange winning the gold cup at Ascot is this an oman? Are we going to replace Hennessey with Ali Al-Habsi ? !!!!
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Originally posted by black eagle.
Just thought with a Dutch man about to be appointed as our new manager and big Orange winning the gold cup at Ascot is this an oman? Funny enough a friend of man last weekend was talking about a Godolphin horse running at Royal Ascot by the name of 'Dutch Connection' - it never won !
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Originally posted by glazedallover
Porlock was a very gifted 'attacking' midfielder with 'two' good feet. He did tend 'to' drift in 'and' out of games. I believe that he was Coleridge' first signing as manager. Was that after he wrote 'The Ancient Mariner'?
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Originally posted by Willo
Funny enough a friend of man last weekend was talking about a Godolphin horse running at Royal Ascot by the name of 'Dutch Connection' - it never won ! It came 6th Willo, I believe it has an entry at Newmarket in July.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Was that after he wrote 'The Ancient Mariner'? His tribute to Plymouth, Ipswich, Arsenal and England striker Paul.
Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum) |
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Originally posted by glazedallover
Porlock was a very gifted 'attacking' midfielder with 'two' good feet. He did tend 'to' drift in 'and' out of games. I believe that he was Coleridge' first signing as manager. Wonderful!
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Originally posted by bexleydave
FFS how did we guess that you'd turn up to the proceedings like the person from Porlock (non-Coleridge scholars will have to look that one up) and put a dampener on the day. Can't we just have one day of flag waving, boozing and dreaming? OK, I looked it up. In US, the equivalent would be Sheridan Whiteside. Edited by kenbarr (22 Jun 2017 6.30pm)
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Originally posted by bexleydave
His tribute to Plymouth, Ipswich, Arsenal and England striker Paul. Paul was big fat sam's second signing and 'hardly' ancient. He was only 26. He was discovered wandering lonely as a cloud by sams then 'chief' scout name of wordsworth. He was eventually sacked for spending far too much time scouting an area south of Carlisle more famous for producing rugby 'league' players for daffodil infested places like Workington and barrow.
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Originally posted by kenbarr
OK, I looked it up. In US, the equivalent would be Sheridan Whiteside. Edited by kenbarr (22 Jun 2017 6.30pm) Kenbaar are you Willo.?
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Originally posted by bexleydave
His tribute to Plymouth, Ipswich, Arsenal and England striker Paul. Paul Mariner's Asst Manager at Plymouth was John Carver who went on to manage Newcastle. Goalkeeper Stockdale was mentioned on HOL quite recently - It was Mariner who signed him on 'Loan' for Plymouth. Don't know what Mariner is up to these days.
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Originally posted by alaneagle1
Kenbaar are you Willo.? I'm not even Kenbaar. As for FdB, let's get him in and get down to the business of the upcoming Premier League season.
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Originally posted by Willo
Paul Mariner's Asst Manager at Plymouth was John Carver who went on to manage Newcastle. Goalkeeper Stockdale was mentioned on HOL quite recently - It was Mariner who signed him on 'Loan' for Plymouth. Don't know what Mariner is up to these days.
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Originally posted by bexleydave
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Originally posted by bexleydave
May I offer you the post as manager of my next pub quiz team please, Dave?
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