Neil Cox leaves

[PedroTheFisherman66]

The enlightenment came to me in a dream so it must be true. HTH.

one of your wet ones again ?
please do not confuse your erotic dreams as fact when commenting on threads.
Just state its fact, if fact, and then the source !
or
Just confess it was one of your erotic wet ones , but you would like to share it with us anyway ....xx
clarity is the key here....
STAY ALERT ! X

[Old_pie]

Just state its fact, if fact, and then the source !

It's

FACT

SAUCE

[magpie_mania]

To keep the rule that the management team must be called Neil, Bishop is a good call.

Maybe Warnock as D of F?

[countygump]

To keep the rule that the management team must be called Neil, Bishop is a good call.

Maybe Warnock as D of F?

Or anyone associated with the BLM?

Sorry, that's kneel.

[sidders]

Does that mean that our owners weren't too bothered about getting their Cox out?

Didn't end up well with the previous owner.

Do you remember that famous gaffe during the BBC broadcast of the university boat race in the 1960's which went something like 'And Princess Anne is now kissing the cox of the Cambridge crew'?

[tied_up_in_notts]

Not as good as "the bowler's Holding the batsman's Willy"

[i961pie]

Do you remember that famous gaffe during the BBC broadcast of the university boat race in the 1960's which went something like 'And Princess Anne is now kissing the cox of the Cambridge crew'?

I don't think that was actually said by the commentator but it was by comedians.

[nw6pie]

Not as good as "the bowler's Holding the batsman's Willy"

Another myth, alas - but probably said by many a comedian at some point in the 70s:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0a-FOoM9ms

[PedroTheFisherman66]

It's

FACT

SAUCE

How can we/ I believe its fact...?
Give us the source of your information..?.
I will have sauce when I'm having a fry up..!

[51Magpie]

To keep the rule that the management team must be called Neil, Bishop is a good call.

Isn't Bishop another Neal, like Ardley?

BTW, does no-one think that it was less than ideal that, in the run up to one of the most important games in our history, our assistant manager had a L2 management contract in his back pocket? (Surely it didn't all happen in the few days after the Wembley debacle?)