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Ladymuck

Ladymuck

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jimmy two times Wrote:

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> I'm sorry sunshine...you're right. I've been harsh

> on you and that's unfair. Let's bury the hatchet

> at the next forum drinks....preferably in your

> head. (tu)



Charming!


JTT you just took the 2500 spot!!! That make you tiresome!!!;-)

Atila Reincarnate

Atila Reincarnate

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jimmy two times Wrote:

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> I'm sorry sunshine...you're right. I've been harsh

> on you and that's unfair. Let's bury the hatchet

> at the next forum drinks....preferably in your

> head. (tu)



At this point should I be quaking in my boots?

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Please stop it, I cannot be bothered having to deal with complaints from men about grown men calling each other names. "Oh your team's rubbish", "well you're a dick", "you calling me a dick?", "yeah so what if I am, dick?", "my team could have your team" etc etc. This is a discussion about football, there is bound to be some friction but please try and keep it friendly.


This is only applicable to some of you, consider this a yellow card to those involved.

Jah Lush

Jah Lush

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matthew123 Wrote:


> Talking of Red cards how long before Spurs wise up

> and oust Harry Redknapp!


That's a bloody ridiculous comment. We're currently 4th in the table and in the 5th round of the FA Cup and if we win tonight and I sincerely hope so because I'm going to the match we'll be in with a very good shout of going all the way which is more than you can say about Liverpool.

ratty

ratty

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> matthew123 Wrote:

>

> > Talking of Red cards how long before Spurs wise

> up

> > and oust Harry Redknapp!

>

> That's a bloody ridiculous comment. We're

> currently 4th in the table and in the 5th round of

> the FA Cup and if we win tonight and I sincerely

> hope so because I'm going to the match we'll be in

> with a very good shout of going all the way which

> is more than you can say about Liverpool.



You'll be bust by 2012 ;)

jimmy two times

jimmy two times

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Funny that..cos if there's one club that don't seem to be talked about when premiership debt is concerned it's Tottenham. Levy runs a tight ship. He doesn't sell players on the cheap and drives a hard bargain. 30 million for Berbatov. That was a great bit of business for us and Levy held out to deadline day on that one to ensure Spurs got the best possible deal.
Atila Reincarnate

Atila Reincarnate

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jimmy two times Wrote:

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> I'm sorry sunshine...you're right. I've been harsh

> on you and that's unfair. Let's bury the hatchet

> at the next forum drinks....preferably in your

> head. (tu)



This from the bloke who called me psychotic, and then says he's only mucking about. Who exactly is the psychotic one here.

Jah Lush

Jah Lush

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???? Wrote:

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> Yeah, Jah if you'd just got those bleedin 6

> points against Wolves

>

> *shakes fist in direction of Lane*


I know. Tell me about it. Hull and Stoke City results were poor too. If only we'd won those we'd be on 57 points and two points above The Arse.

ratty

ratty

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jimmy two times Wrote:

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> Funny that..cos if there's one club that don't

> seem to be talked about when premiership debt is

> concerned it's Tottenham. Levy runs a tight ship.

> He doesn't sell players on the cheap and drives a

> hard bargain. 30 million for Berbatov. That was a

> great bit of business for us and Levy held out to

> deadline day on that one to ensure Spurs got the

> best possible deal.



Err yawn it was a joke, based on the last 4 clubs he has managed. The saggy faced coont will be in prison before he bankrupts ya!

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