Saw a wendy midfielder yesterday

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I don't usually post but i was in family court yesterday an over heard him talkin to his dad about a couple of their players.dont know what his name is he was about 28 a scouser an plays midfield.he was. Slaggin off one of there forwards.saying what do you expect he came from Hartlepool fc.sorry didn't get names but they can't have that many scouse mids or ex Hartlepool forwards.
 



I don't usually post but i was in family court yesterday an over heard him talkin to his dad about a couple of their players.dont know what his name is he was about 28 a scouser an plays midfield.he was. Slaggin off one of there forwards.saying what do you expect he came from Hartlepool fc.sorry didn't get names but they can't have that many scouse mids or ex Hartlepool forwards.
Don't give up your day job to become an ITK 😂
 
Did he have a thinning hairline?

Perhaps get an efit done

We simply must know who it was
 
Longest deep buried sleeper cell ever seen! Still it has prompted me to go on the Chansiri FC webpage and look at the team. There are some right gems on the player profiles:-

Subject to transfer speculation from clubs all around the world, Pelupessy opted for a move to S6, where he made 19 appearances in the 2017/18 season.

In September 2013, Bannan joined Premier League rivals Palace having worked under manager Ian Holloway during his time at Blackpool.

He went on to make 27 appearances in total for the Eagles before finishing the 2014/15 season on loan at Bolton.

A star performer whilst at the Macron Stadium after signing at the beginning of February, Bannan made 22 appearances for the Trotters.

The playmaker has been capped 27 times by Scotland having made his debut against the Faroe Islands in 2010.

His seven international appearances whilst in S6 make him Wednesday's most capped player for Scotland ever.

Bannan's consistent and hard-working displays since joining Wednesday have made him a firm fans' favourite at Hillsborough.

Kieran Lee extended his contract with Sheffield Wednesday in July 2016, signing a new three-year deal that runs until summer 2019.

The midfielder joined Wednesday in May 2012 after falling out of contract with Oldham.

The Scotland star, who has totalled transfer fees of £15m, joined the Owls on a free and put pen to paper on a four-year contract.

Having left Premier League Sunderland upon the expiry of his contract, Fletcher was coveted by a string of clubs before opting for the Owls.

A key part of the Tykes’ promotion from League One in 2015/16 – coupled with their lifting of the Football League Trophy – Winnall duly continued his rich pedigree in the Championship, scoring 11 goals before his January switch to S6.

Winnall spent almost the entire 2017/18 campaign on loan with Derby County.

Sheffield Wednesday confirmed the signing of prolific striker Jordan Rhodes from Premier League side Middlesbrough on 1 February 2017.

The hitman signed on loan until the end of the season, with the move becoming permanent thereafter for an undisclosed fee.

The 27-year-old arrived in S6 with an outstanding pedigree and a terrific goal return, which has seen the Scotland international become one of the hottest properties in the country.

I recommend a read of this. It is quite funny.Some reight quality signings.
 



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I don't usually post but i was in family court yesterday an over heard him talkin to his dad about a couple of their players.dont know what his name is he was about 28 a scouser an plays midfield.he was. Slaggin off one of there forwards.saying what do you expect he came from Hartlepool fc.sorry didn't get names but they can't have that many scouse mids or ex Hartlepool forwards.
Head reporter from the Star newspaper by any chance?
 
I don't usually post but i was in family court yesterday an over heard him talkin to his dad about a couple of their players.dont know what his name is he was about 28 a scouser an plays midfield.he was. Slaggin off one of there forwards.saying what do you expect he came from Hartlepool fc.sorry didn't get names but they can't have that many scouse mids or ex Hartlepool forwards.
And I'd leave it a little longer until your next little foray ...🥺
 
I don't usually post but i was in family court yesterday an over heard him talkin to his dad about a couple of their players.dont know what his name is he was about 28 a scouser an plays midfield.he was. Slaggin off one of there forwards.saying what do you expect he came from Hartlepool fc.sorry didn't get names but they can't have that many scouse mids or ex Hartlepool forwards.

None of their players are Scouse.

Don't think any ever played for Hartlepool either. Adam Reach is from Chester-le-Street though.

Can you give us any more on this. Was the player white, black, tall, short? Did he oink when he spoke?
How did you know he was a pig player if you didn't recognise him?

Could've just played in Sunday Imperial or sumat
 
That Columbo, surely the best cop to ever appear on TV. Thoughts anybody?
 
Why are some people so against abortion??
This didn't even need to happen.
 



That Columbo, surely the best cop to ever appear on TV. Thoughts anybody?

The 70's was the ultimate era for US cop shows, if ever a US TV network were short of ideas, but had budget to spend, they made a "quirky" cop show.

Ironside - wheelchair
Longstreet - blind
Baretta - lived alone with a parrot
Canon - fat
McCloud - Texan cowboy cop, cowboy hat and horse, in the big city
Columbo - disheveled tramp
Kojak - shaved head, aviator sunglasses (often indoors) three piece suit and sucked lolipops.
Barnaby Jones - ageing pensioner
McMillan and Wife - Police chief and wife (half his age) solve crimes
Chips - two motorbike cops in tighter than tight uniforms
 

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