Given your previous post, shouldn't you be sending him a pm offering help?
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Was Salako here working for SSN or is he scouting? He was at the Bolton game too but only arrived at about 14:15 which I wouldn't have thought was long enough to get set up and prepped if reporting?
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However , you don't appear to attend Albion matches or have much interest in the team. So isn't your presence here somewhat attention seeking , as it appears not to serve the purpose of most contributors , that being an interest in and discussion of , Brighton & Hove Albion. Perhaps the above captioned passage relates to yourself . Did your therapist write it out for you ?
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TWOCHOICEStom
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I see three threads here.
1. Did anybody else see John Salako outside the West Stand today?
2. What do people think of Stockdale I think xyz...?
3. Hello everyone, I spoke to Guy Butters today. Ner ner ner ner ner
1. Did anybody else see John Salako outside the West Stand today?
2. What do people think of Stockdale I think xyz...?
3. Hello everyone, I spoke to Guy Butters today. Ner ner ner ner ner
He was definitely doing Sky for the Bolton game as he was at the front of the WSU. Didn't see him yesterday though.
Uncle C
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I have nothing to prove to you, but keep digging.
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I once sat opposite the actor who plays George in "A Touch of Frost", on a train to Leeds from London Kings Cross.
Spoke for about 10 minutes in total, thoroughly nice chap.
I told him I thought "Appendix Man" was my favourite episode, which caused quite a stir I tell you
Spoke for about 10 minutes in total, thoroughly nice chap.
I told him I thought "Appendix Man" was my favourite episode, which caused quite a stir I tell you
The Fifth Column
Retired ex-cop
Ive never come fifth in anything or owned any columns, neither have I ever been a subversive saboteur, does this make me ironic?? As for the OP he regularly admits in real life to deliberately coming on NSC just to wind people up which after several years of it now is a little bit sad but it clearly keeps him amused, I'm just surprised so many still take his rather tiresome bait.
Postman Pat
Well-known member
Guess what........
I'm not a postman.......
& my name isn't Pat!!!!!
This is in no way ironic.
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severnside gull
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Sometimes I think we are overly harsh on certain members of our community.
.........and sometimes I wonder that we tolerate them.
.........and sometimes I wonder that we tolerate them.
Ceej
Active member
Just to clarify. I'm called Ceej, because that sounds a bit like CJ, and CJ stands for Cockface Johnson.
West Hoathly Seagull
Honorary Ruffian
I have seen Melvin Bragg quite a few times, Today Programme presenter Evan Davis on numerous occasions and saw Andrew Marr the other day, and I often see the door to my office on TV. I thought you'd all like to know that, especially Timmy. But then I do work right next door to the BBC, so it's hardly surprising.
The Truth
Banned
Hey, let's all gang up on one user and explain to him what irony means whilst telling him what a loser he is.
Irony?
Irony?
Hillian1
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I'm not from Burgess Hill, although I do live there.
I am also just about to do the weeks ironing, which is somewhat ironic.
I am also just about to do the weeks ironing, which is somewhat ironic.
el punal
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I say! Is there a war going on? 
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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My head isn't technically 'gigantic', but it's certainly uncomfortably large.
Like Jon Merrick? Are you in constant pain, or are you comfortably numb?