John Stones

[Blue_Rossy]

As the old saying goes ... "don`t let the bastards grind you down. " ;)

I doff my cap to you Oakie. You're the only one to comeback and say well done. The others that made me out as a bullshitter funnily enough haven't come back!
Although few pages back one chap did mention a kudos to me, :)

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Great signing this. Someone who actually looks composed with the ball at his feet.

 

[Manx Blue]

UEFA released the list early???? David Gill interference?

 

[oakiecokie]

I doff my cap to you Oakie. You're the only one to comeback and say well done. The others that made me out as a bullshitter funnily enough haven't come back!
Although few pages back one chap did mention a kudos to me, :)

I came back Rossie as its fair do`s to you and certainly its nice to find that we have someone else who gets odd snippets and from the most unlikely source,but one that confirms you are no bull shitter mate.
As Mr Stones as just said ... BOOM !! Well done mate.

 

[oakiecokie]

UEFA released the list early???? David Gill interference?

Agent Gill ??

 

[fredmont]

Great signing, has had rocky moments but he has already shown signs of being a fantastic defender. Pep will sort him out like he did Kimmich!

Reminds me of Pelligrini

 

[supercity88]

Welcome John, a young talent that can hopefully thrive under Pep. Looking at City against Arsenal we need someone with composure on the ball so he instantly should improve us in that area. Fee is just what you pay these days and he could be at City for ten plus seasons so we will ideally look back, as with Sterling I hope and say money well spent.

 

[mancity dan]

I'm loving how it is pissing on the rags chips with Pogba.

Well played City.

Welcome to Manchester JS.

 

[Toney’s bookie]

Haha, was only joking. Just a reference to one of my "trivial things that drive you mad" from Off Topic being the Americanisation/zation of the English language.

I take your pedantry and raise you....

There’s a widespread belief that these spellings belong only to American English, and that British English should use the ‘-ise’ forms instead, i.e. realise, finalise, and organise.

In fact, the ‘-ize’ forms have been in use in English spelling since the 15th century: they didn’t originate in American use, even though they are now standard in US English. The first example for the verb organize in the Oxford English Dictionary is from around 1425, from an English translation of a treatise on surgery written by the French physician Guy de Chauliac.

http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2011/03/ize-or-ise/

-ize is absolutely fine in UK English.

 

[johnny on the spot]

Just listen to Mike Parry crying his bollocks off, the fat ****.