Sale is close - Barnsey

[CLENK88]

No but I’d like to think I’m not sad enough to do it on any forum....oh!

Mag sympathiser

 

[RichD]

758 pages of pure speculation

Amazing considering how many experts and in the knows have posted

Wise words..

 

[Stubbs ftm]

Or like wizards, this one doesn't exist

There's a wizard trying to buy us man

 

[robbied1]

Am I still the thickest poster on here??

 

[OOOSH YEAH]

As to how long for, how long is a piece of string.

Twice half it’s overall length.

 

[Johnnyh]

Ah this old retort. Original

Well f- - k off to one of your own message boards ya sad c- - t.

 

[Secret Visage]

Am I still the thickest poster on here??

Crob has came from nowhere to claim outright ownership of that badge.

 

[E Tenebris Lux]

Kinnell. Turning circle of half a pitch but hard as nails.

George Kinnell, signed because he was Jim Baxter's cousin. Centre half, Rugged and no nonsense footballer. Don't know what Seggarman means, he wasn't slow and was descent but we were used to class , after watching Charlie for so long.

While I'm on, here's a moan to previous posts,I detest the use of the word 'mum' , do people who use it also say 'dud' . I grew up in Houghton and I never heard anybody say 'mum'. I struggle like hell to get greetings card with 'mam' on down here. When I'm back in Durham I buy them in bulk from the indoor market where there's loads with 'Mam' on. Mam comes from mammary gland and is the correct terminology, as I keep telling these posh buggers. I asked the manager of Clintons in York if they had any Mother's Day cards with 'Mam' on. She answered "we had a few but we had to send them all to our Sunderland store."
Funny they have loads with Dad on but not 'Dud.'

 

[viccarlton]

George Kinnell, signed because he was Jim Baxter's cousin. Centre half, Rugged and no nonsense footballer. Don't know what Seggarman means, he wasn't slow and was descent but we were used to class , after watching Charlie for so long.

On his way down was he?

 

[Luna17]

Yes, but it's a fair one..... why ?

 

[Drexl]

I’ll have a pm

 

[Secret Visage]

I’ll have a pm

Crob will probably send you an MP.

 

[Drexl]

Crob will probably send you an MP.

Pm sent

 

[Botchie]

There's a wizard trying to buy us man

Well we've already got a hobit.

 

[PhilSAFC]

Quiet is good. Quiet means NDAs are working, and any negotiations are ongoing. As to how long for, how long is a piece of string. Like wizards, takeovers are never late; they arrive precisely when they intend.

 

[GBSAFC]

Private jets... How does somebody determine their destination if the airport isn't listed on flight radar??

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

George Kinnell, signed because he was Jim Baxter's cousin. Centre half, Rugged and no nonsense footballer. Don't know what Seggarman means, he wasn't slow and was descent but we were used to class , after watching Charlie for so long.

While I'm on, here's a moan to previous posts,I detest the use of the word 'mum' , do people who use it also say 'dud' . I grew up in Houghton and I never heard anybody say 'mum'. I struggle like hell to get greetings card with 'mam' on down here. When I'm back in Durham I buy them in bulk from the indoor market where there's loads with 'Mam' on. Mam comes from mammary gland and is the correct terminology, as I keep telling these posh buggers. I asked the manager of Clintons in York if they had any Mother's Day cards with 'Mam' on. She answered "we had a few but we had to send them all to our Sunderland store."
Funny they have loads with Dad on but not 'Dud.'

That's because people in other areas say "Mummy and Daddy" when they're little, and not "Mammy and Danny".

 

[Crayola-Kid]

George Kinnell, signed because he was Jim Baxter's cousin. Centre half, Rugged and no nonsense footballer. Don't know what Seggarman means, he wasn't slow and was descent but we were used to class , after watching Charlie for so long.

While I'm on, here's a moan to previous posts,I detest the use of the word 'mum' , do people who use it also say 'dud' . I grew up in Houghton and I never heard anybody say 'mum'. I struggle like hell to get greetings card with 'mam' on down here. When I'm back in Durham I buy them in bulk from the indoor market where there's loads with 'Mam' on. Mam comes from mammary gland and is the correct terminology, as I keep telling these posh buggers. I asked the manager of Clintons in York if they had any Mother's Day cards with 'Mam' on. She answered "we had a few but we had to send them all to our Sunderland store."
Funny they have loads with Dad on but not 'Dud.'

As someone who can only get cards with "mom" on them, I don't want to hear it.

 

[Nig]

George Kinnell, signed because he was Jim Baxter's cousin. Centre half, Rugged and no nonsense footballer. Don't know what Seggarman means, he wasn't slow and was descent but we were used to class , after watching Charlie for so long.

While I'm on, here's a moan to previous posts,I detest the use of the word 'mum' , do people who use it also say 'dud' . I grew up in Houghton and I never heard anybody say 'mum'. I struggle like hell to get greetings card with 'mam' on down here. When I'm back in Durham I buy them in bulk from the indoor market where there's loads with 'Mam' on. Mam comes from mammary gland and is the correct terminology, as I keep telling these posh buggers. I asked the manager of Clintons in York if they had any Mother's Day cards with 'Mam' on. She answered "we had a few but we had to send them all to our Sunderland store."
Funny they have loads with Dad on but not 'Dud.'

Mom.

As someone who can only get cards with "mom" on them, I don't want to hear it.

Mammy

 

[doodlebugs]

There's a wizard trying to buy us man

Haway the Gandalf consortium,at least we would have a common ground,he hates Orks as much as us