He will be the one to save them going down, their whole team came a live when he came onQuote:
Originally Posted by WTF11
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He will be the one to save them going down, their whole team came a live when he came onQuote:
Originally Posted by WTF11
Imagine him, at Leeds?Quote:
Originally Posted by CalverleyBoy
Weve signed many a donkey on the back of 1 good game against Leeds!
And, seemingly, many donkeys without even the limited evidence of 1 good game ..........Quote:
Originally Posted by asturianblanco
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Originally Posted by asturianblanco
Yup - Billy Painter comes to mind when we could have signed Charlie Austin instead who played with him.
Seen him in other games, he is no donkey, and if I was him, I'd be looking for a move, either now or in the summer, because on his own he won't be able to stop the rot, better to ply his trade elsewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by asturianblanco
What, Leeds, taking a punt on an untried/tested newcomer, shome mishtake shurely?>;)Quote:
Originally Posted by UbiqueLUFC33
1st XI of donkeys
1. rachubka
2. Peltier
3. Bravo
4. Brown
5.roque junior
6. capaldi
7.Kebe
8. Nicholls
9. Ricketts
10. Paynter
11. Tonge
Honourable mentions to Luke Varney, Doukara, Diagourage, Erwin
It would have easy to have made at least 3 teams with some of the dross from the last 20 years
How very dare you - Don't be Dissing the Duke FFS!Quote:
Originally Posted by hopelesslyoptimistic
My god I will never forget a game at Fulham where he jumped for the ball, fell over and caught the ball by accident with his heel moments before his head hit the ground.
True he hit the odd thunderbolt but I have seen four year olds with a better first touch.
He did run around a lot but so do our four legged friends 😆