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[Albion] Gus Poyet 56 today
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Age, or number of managed clubs?
Curryisgreat
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Calling Dr No.
That is horrific!
That is horrific!
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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I particularly enjoy the idea of you having diarised this moment for when it comes
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
You appear to have knocked your wall over.
If he turns it down you’ve only got to wait 7 1/2 years before you can offer it to Graham Potter…
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Haha, I bought the car recently and the number plate was a bonus that come with the car, didn't know until I viewed!
When I bought it I immediately thought of Graham Potter but then heard a happy birthday message to Gus on the radio
this morning and happened to be 56.
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That's the beauty of of a 4x4, you don't need to use the normal entry point.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
My son-in-law has a Range Rover. He takes it to an off-roading track in the woods over near Ford. Well, I say track, its more of a huge assault course with deep bogs, cavernous ruts and almost vertical climbs/drops. The sheer punishment these vehicles can take is incredible, I have no idea how he doesn't break both axles. Great fun though, except when I nearly rolled it
I see. You have created this thread to show off your new 4x4
Yet when you meet one on a narrow country road, 9/10 of the twats that drive them won't even risk getting a tyre muddy to let you past...My son-in-law has a Range Rover. He takes it to an off-roading track in the woods over near Ford. Well, I say track, its more of a huge assault course with deep bogs, cavernous ruts and almost vertical climbs/drops. The sheer punishment these vehicles can take is incredible, I have no idea how he doesn't break both axles. Great fun though, except when I nearly rolled it
AmexRuislip
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That image reminds me of something off TopBoy.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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He could sell it to GP, who could then sell it back to him - and then sell it to the other GP in six and a half years.
Although quite why either GP would want to associate themselves with the Albion, given the way both left the club, is beyond me
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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He's one of the c.2% of drivers who actually takes their RR offroad, then?! Given the reliability issues with them as a brand, you're more likely to do them in mincing down the high street!My son-in-law has a Range Rover. He takes it to an off-roading track in the woods over near Ford. Well, I say track, its more of a huge assault course with deep bogs, cavernous ruts and almost vertical climbs/drops. The sheer punishment these vehicles can take is incredible, I have no idea how he doesn't break both axles. Great fun though, except when I nearly rolled it
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The trouble with these great British cars is they don't like the wet and mud as it makes them rust, surely the normal cars should move over in their euroboxes that will never rust?
I only got this to commute the 7 miles to work, I then have to drive a soulless electric van, I suppose I felt guilty and bought this to try and offset the damage to the environment my electric vehicle has caused and will continue to throughout its life.
AmexRuislip
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115, 000 miles on the clock, you sound busy
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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He would probably find it as interesting as the adverts on Facebook advising him that if had activated his pension pot he’d now be eligible for a tax rebate
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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Nothing to do with the riverting car number plate chat but I never realised that Gus first game in charge was on his 42nd birthday.
METALMICKY
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And missing one MOT? Something to do with the plate?115, 000 miles on the clock, you sound busy