NQblue
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squirtyflower said:
Right over my head that one. I know that I am not ITK but are you talking about AJ or SWP.
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Why has Jo been allowed back?
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Right over my head that one. I know that I am not ITK but are you talking about AJ or SWP.
mammutly
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de niro said:because he's up bobs ringpiece, no other reason.
Yah boo!
;-)
I bet you know the truth.
Jo as a player is not going to take us anywhere, but Mancini thinks the boy was led off the rails last time around and that's why he's giving him another chance.
BoyBlue_1985
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What is it with young City players developing habits or being a bit wrong in the head
I read an article on jeff whitley the other day, it was quite a sad story<br /><br />-- Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:29 pm --<br /><br />What is it with young City players developing habits or being a bit wrong in the head
I read an article on jeff whitley the other day, it was quite a sad story
I read an article on jeff whitley the other day, it was quite a sad story<br /><br />-- Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:29 pm --<br /><br />What is it with young City players developing habits or being a bit wrong in the head
I read an article on jeff whitley the other day, it was quite a sad story
squirtyflower
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concerning his drinkingcitygal1 said:squirtyflower said:perhaps they ought to be laying the ground rules down for a certain young english winger too
johnson?? why?
which is directly related to black eye and cheek<br /><br />-- Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:33 pm --<br /><br />
both drink, but swp can hardly be considered young anymoreNQblue said:squirtyflower said:perhaps they ought to be laying the ground rules down for a certain young english winger too
Right over my head that one. I know that I am not ITK but are you talking about AJ or SWP.
I remember the cheekbone thing, but not the how or why? Probably a touch of alzheimer's. Would you refresh my memory please?squirtyflower said:not quickly enough to save him from the damaged cheek-bone thoughmammutly said:Indeed.
Platt (of all people) is getting to grips with that.
Okay. Answered above. Thanks.
squirtyflower
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don't you remember the training pics of said winger shortly after the liverpool gamepeacefrog said:I remember the cheekbone thing, but not the how or why? Probably a touch of alzheimer's. Would you refresh my memory please?squirtyflower said:not quickly enough to save him from the damaged cheek-bone though
Okay. Answered above. Thanks.
should have camouflaged it, bit like a Tiger twice
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Least it wasn't fighting though eh?squirtyflower said:not quickly enough to save him from the damaged cheek-bone thoughmammutly said:Indeed.
Platt (of all people) is getting to grips with that.
squirtyflower
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naah, that's bellamy's predilectionBlue Smarties said:Least it wasn't fighting though eh?squirtyflower said:not quickly enough to save him from the damaged cheek-bone though
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Haha. As far as I'm concerned as long as AJ doesn't make it a regular habit and he puts the effort in training and in the games he should be able to have the odd celebrations... we'd just hammered Liverpool 3:0!squirtyflower said:naah, that's bellamy's predilectionBlue Smarties said:Least it wasn't fighting though eh?