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[Football] Where is he?
- Thread starter Prettyboyshaw
- Start date
- May 8, 2018
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Worried Man Blues
Well-known member
I'm glad he isn't as gobby as we are needy.
WWHHD
CH would have done an interview on Seagulls TV and in a calming voice quieted the fears of the Albion faithful.
Well, we no longer have that patient and disciplined kind of manager and it's starting to show.
Who cares? The king is dead etc
You will soon understand and miss his patience greatly.
Potter's impatience grating on you?
SollysLeftFoot
New member
There's two things I hate in life.
1) people who say 'sorry' before disagreeing with someone
2) people who genuinely think their opinion on a matter they know so little about actually warrants discussing irrespective of how wrong/misinformed they are. When challenged, "it's just my opinion".
Sorry, but my opinion is that 2+2 = 5.
1) people who say 'sorry' before disagreeing with someone
2) people who genuinely think their opinion on a matter they know so little about actually warrants discussing irrespective of how wrong/misinformed they are. When challenged, "it's just my opinion".
Sorry, but my opinion is that 2+2 = 5.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Sorry, I have to disagree....
banjo
GOSBTS
FFS give the bloke a chance.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Saying and doing are to completely different things. I will judge him on the doing and not the usual cliche football talk.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
- 2,605
Wish everyone would stop worrying.
Of course they do.
He’s still at the Training Ground following the Press Conference.
Reading his Paul Barber introduction letter and contract, along with the PB written club policies and procedures. According to a SAUCE, he’s now made it to Page 1,356.
And his agent has advised him to check the HR policy thoroughly.
That’s why the little Scottish bloke is doing the interviews.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
I would hope he has been working out the transfer targets with the recruitment team
Baldseagull
Well-known member
He is probably doing all the stuff you would do if moving your Family to a new town.
el punal
Well-known member
I know, how lucky were we to see them all paraded in front of us
Apparently they got a grilling for that.
el punal
Well-known member
Sorry, with all due respect, but in my opinion and at this moment in time, I feel that, at the end of the day, the whole thing is a load of bollocks. By the way, what bollocks are we talking about?
Seagull's Return
Active member
Fair question... Middle English verb whelman, which seems to have been (tautologically) linked with over to mean "turn upside down". The word is thought to come from a proto-Germanic verb *hwalbjan (the asterisk means this is a word for which there is no direct evidence but which it is logical to assume existed), via Old English awelfan, "cover over". The f became replaced by an m through association with OE verb helmian, "cover". I don't think whelm has been commonly used for the last 500 years or so, though I can't claim expert knowledge.
Well, you did ask.