Come on Derby.....

[MadAmster]

A Disability shouldn’t stop you doing what you love doing Geoff and plus I highly doubt your late wife has died, you just made it up for a pun to make people feel sorry for you that’s all and make your comments go in your favour.

Totally insensitive is the nicest think I can think of to describe you. If you read all of the comments on this forum, you will be aware that there are posters on here who actually KNOW Geoff (I am not one of them). If he had made the death of his wife up then he would have been pulled up on it by most if not all of them.

Please engage your brain before making crass statements that should actually get you banned off here.

[MadAmster]

Figure of speech of not being afraid to speak my mind and telling it straight how it is....

No, how you think it is. Your thinking something doesn't make it so.

[StensonRam]

Joey Barton is becoming Fleetwood Town manager in the summer you idiot.


https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.b...tball/43814308

Doesn't start till june 2nd so is not currently the manager of fleetwood town

I notice you've back tracked a little there from 'and now he is the manager of Fleetwood Town' to 'becoming Fleetwood Town manager in the summer you idiot'

Theres only one idiot here

[Ramspudnik]

No, how you think it is. Your thinking something doesn't make it so.

You mean ‘your thinking of something that doesn’t make it’ is what your trying to portray.

English is poor there MadAmster oh! dear, the English inspectors will be on to you now.

[MadAmster]

There are plenty different meanings of deceased like cause of death.

Your English teacher must have bee really poor. Here is the meaning of deceased and "cause of death" is, surprise, surprise, nowhere to be found :

deceased
dɪˈsiːst/Submit
LAWformal
noun
noun: deceased
1.
the recently dead person in question.
"the judge inferred that the deceased was confused as to the extent of his assets"
adjective
adjective: deceased
1.
recently dead.
"the deceased man's family"
synonyms: dead, expired, departed, gone, no more, passed on, passed away; late, lost, lamented; perished, fallen, slain, slaughtered, killed, murdered; lifeless, not breathing, having breathed one's last, defunct, extinct, inanimate, insentient, insensate, inert; informal(as) dead as a doornail, six feet under, pushing up daisies, under the sod; euphemistic with God, asleep, at peace; rare demised, exanimate
"they removed the body of the deceased ambassador"

decease
dɪˈsiːs/Submit
verbarchaic
past tense: deceased; past participle: deceased
die.
"he deceased at his palace of Croydon"
Origin

Middle English: from Old French deces, from Latin decessus ‘death’, past participle (used as a noun) of decedere ‘to die’.

[Ramspudnik]

Doesn't start till june 2nd so is not currently the manager of fleetwood town

I notice you've back tracked a little there from 'and now he is the manager of Fleetwood Town' to 'becoming Fleetwood Town manager in the summer you idiot'

Theres only one idiot here

League One season has ended so technically he is now the manager of Fleetwood Town, so how’s that for an idiot Stenson that you are.

[Geoff Parkstone]

Totally insensitive is the nicest think I can think of to describe you. If you read all of the comments on this forum, you will be aware that there are posters on here who actually KNOW Geoff (I am not one of them). If he had made the death of his wife up then he would have been pulled up on it by most if not all of them.

Please engage your brain before making crass statements that should actually get you banned off here.

I don't want Spunky banned, he's just a stupid little boy whose brain appears fried, quite possibly by narcotics

[Ramspudnik]

Your English teacher must have bee really poor. Here is the meaning of deceased and "cause of death" is, surprise, surprise, nowhere to be found :

deceased
dɪˈsiːst/Submit
LAWformal
noun
noun: deceased
1.
the recently dead person in question.
"the judge inferred that the deceased was confused as to the extent of his assets"
adjective
adjective: deceased
1.
recently dead.
"the deceased man's family"
synonyms: dead, expired, departed, gone, no more, passed on, passed away; late, lost, lamented; perished, fallen, slain, slaughtered, killed, murdered; lifeless, not breathing, having breathed one's last, defunct, extinct, inanimate, insentient, insensate, inert; informal(as) dead as a doornail, six feet under, pushing up daisies, under the sod; euphemistic with God, asleep, at peace; rare demised, exanimate
"they removed the body of the deceased ambassador"

decease
dɪˈsiːs/Submit
verbarchaic
past tense: deceased; past participle: deceased
die.
"he deceased at his palace of Croydon"
Origin

Middle English: from Old French deces, from Latin decessus ‘death’, past participle (used as a noun) of decedere ‘to die’.

Yes! your terminology of not understanding things clearly is on point as usual..... different causes of deaths is how the person died like heart attack, murder and cancer etc.....

[Ramspudnik]

I don't want Spunky banned, he's just a stupid little boy whose brain appears fried, quite possibly by narcotics

I know how this forum works long enough to know that people make things up so that they can throw you off this forum and have war of words in their favour and of course the usual suspects back each other to make it look like it’s legit typical.

[StensonRam]

League One season has ended so technically he is now the manager of Fleetwood Town, so how’s that for an idiot Stenson that you are.

His ban was reduced to 5 months ending June 1st, can have no involement with football till June 2nd, so how is he technically the manager