Spot the odd one out ......

[Worksop II]

Kenny

Walker Cahill Killgallon Naughton

Coterill Brown Jagielka Stead

Hulse Beattie

 

[Highbury_Blade]

Kenny - The only one who's had their eyebrow bitten off.

What do i win?

 

[Worksop II]

Kenny - The only one who's had their eyebrow bitten off.

What do i win?

Not the answer I was looking for - and I should have mentioned the Prize is a place up front alongside Ched next week Vs Reading

 

[Linz]

Not the answer I was looking for - and I should have mentioned the Prize is a place up front alongside Ched next week Vs Reading

So more of a punishment then?

 

[Pollingtonblade]

Cahill - the only one we haven't sold.

 

[Pinchy]

I was going to say that Cotterill is the only hugely over-rated Championship squad player but then I noticed Stead's name.

 

[Worksop II]

So more of a punishment then?

Do you think thats why Cressy got sent off yesterday, had enough of Jankers alongside Chedington ...

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Cahill - the only one we haven't sold.

Bring your boots next Saturday, be there by 2:45, a bit earlier if you want a couple of Peters Pies before the game.

Money is a bit tight so Kev can only pay you £8,000 for the game, sorry, but on the upside, you dont have score for that.

Reported Arsenal are after Cahill in January for £10 million, missed one there Kev

 

[shorehamview]

Kenny

Walker Cahill Killgallon Naughton

Coterill Brown Jagielka Stead

Hulse Beattie

Kilgallon, because his name isn't spelt properly? And Cotterill too. So there's two odd ones out.

Unless it's Brown, the only colour.

Jagielka, because he's the only one with Nikodem for a middle name?

Beattie, the only one to play for Rangers at the moment?

Naughton? Walker? Cahill? Kenny? Hulse? Stead?

It's Kenny, isn't it? He's the only one I've seen driving a Porsche Coxster. It's him.

Is it Hulse? The only one whose name rhymes with a bodily function.

Is it Cahill? The only one we haven't sold, because he was on loan? Like selling a hire car.....

Who is it?

 

[Worksop II]

Who is it?

its in the post above - no more coffee for you

 

[raul]

It's a trick question - all of them were excellent pieces of business by the club and all the replacements could have potentially been better.

 

[shorehamview]

its in the post above - no more coffee for you

Coffee? A drink fit for Americans, women and southerners. Tea is the drink of proper northern men.

 

[Sensiblade]

Coffee? A drink fit for Americans, women and southerners. Tea is the drink of proper northern men.

so what do you drink then?
Spring water??

 

[shorehamview]

so what do you drink then?
Spring water??

Har de fucking har.

 

[norfolkblade]

I tell you what it is - only one of them currently plays at a club below us in the league - Kilgallon at Boro?

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Coffee? A drink fit for Americans, women and southerners. Tea is the drink of proper northern men.

I count myself as a northern southerner then - fucking hate the stuff!

 

[Highbury_Blade]

Hate them both.

Peppermint tea. Now that's a mans drink.

 

[Studge]

Shorehamview is correct, Cahill we did not get a fee for him as he was a loanee

 

[Flatulent_Bob]

Kenny

Walker Cahill Killgallon Naughton

Coterill Brown Jagielka Stead

Hulse Beattie

Hmm was Stead the only one who didn't actively want to move to another club?

 

[MunXy]

Hmm was Stead the only one who didn't actively want to move to another club?

sorry bob, i remember blades on sky few months after beattie left for stoke n pundit asked him about his fast move, beattie sounded pissed and said he never wanted to go, he was happy at the blades

 

[Foxy]

sorry bob, i remember blades on sky few months after beattie left for stoke n pundit asked him about his fast move, beattie sounded pissed and said he never wanted to go, he was happy at the blades

He forgot the mention the clause that he was very happy, providing his agents demands of a pay rise and extension were met.

James Beattie has "never wanted" to leave a football club, yet how many times has he moved?

 

[MunXy]

No one ever wants to leave the blades, except for personal reasons eg more money, better team, own parking place, free black pudding 3 times a week etc etc

MunXy

 

[Flatulent_Bob]

sorry bob, i remember blades on sky few months after beattie left for stoke n pundit asked him about his fast move, beattie sounded pissed and said he never wanted to go, he was happy at the blades

If he had have been happy why not stay and help must us climb the table rather than constantly pushing for a new contract. We could of discussed the deal in the summer as he knew only too well we wouldn't be able to extend his contract on the existing terms never mind the terms he wanted.

 

[Revolution]

It is an indictment on the idiocy of our recent transfer policy that the unbeaten QPR team contains three players who we have sold in the last three seasons. A fourth, Derry, was of course also sold on McCabe's watch.

 

[Flatulent_Bob]

It is an indictment on the idiocy of our recent transfer policy that the unbeaten QPR team contains three players who we have sold in the last three seasons. A fourth, Derry, was of course also sold on McCabe's watch.

Isn't it also an indictment that they are funded way beyond what they would be able to afford if they didn't have a benefactor covering the losses.
See also Forest and Leicester.

Why can't people get it into their heads that we can't afford to pay massive wages while our crowds are sub 25,000.

 

[Revolution]

Why can't people get it into their heads that we can't afford to pay massive wages while our crowds are sub 25,000.

I have addressed this in another thread, so in brief: I understand this point. What you always ignore when you make it is that no team in the division can afford it. Most of them were subsidised by a benefactor. Ours has given up, having frittered away a good financial position we had in the summer of 2007, and it will cost us a place in this league.

 

[Flatulent_Bob]

Why can't people get it into their heads that we can't afford to pay massive wages while our crowds are sub 25,000.

I have addressed this in another thread, so in brief: I understand this point. What you always ignore when you make it is that no team in the division can afford it. Most of them were subsidised by a benefactor. Ours has given up, having frittered away a good financial position we had in the summer of 2007, and it will cost us a place in this league.

I'm not ignoring it, I acknowledge it and agree that it is accurate. We don't have a benefactor so we need to live within our means.

 

[super_pig]

Michael brown.. all the others are full internationals at one level or another?