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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 11:28 am

The Pensioner

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Bluddy soft these players nowadays. Int 60s n 70s tha could rake thi studs darn sum other buggahs face an t ref dint bat an eyelid.

Wi were allus feeting.

Grrr. Just as tha gets sat down with thi wireless an t blanket do them bloody kids start. Why dont they just go play round their own end. Clear off, you're nor avin yer ball back.

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 11:33 am

Tony Soprano

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The Pensioner wrote:Bluddy soft these players nowadays. Int 60s n 70s tha could rake thi studs darn sum other buggahs face an t ref dint bat an eyelid.

Wi were allus feeting.

My grandan once had a compound fracture of the spine and played on for seven months before going to chemist.

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 11:35 am

The Pensioner

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Tony Soprano wrote:My grandan once had a compound fracture of the spine and played on for seven months before going to chemist.

seven months? is tharrall? bluddy pooftah

Grrr. Just as tha gets sat down with thi wireless an t blanket do them bloody kids start. Why dont they just go play round their own end. Clear off, you're nor avin yer ball back.

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 11:35 am

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That's nowt, my great uncle was once decapitated whilst playing.

His headless body went on to score a hat trick before succumbing to blood loss and death.

Bloody soft these players nowadays.

Quote:Every player in our squad could probably earn more money with another club. But they prefer to sacrifice a few extra quid in their back pocket to share special memories. And playing at a place like Old Trafford on a night like this makes it all worthwhile.

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 11:36 am

The Pensioner

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G1 wrote:That's nowt, my great uncle was once decapitated whilst playing.

His headless body went on to score a hat trick before succumbing to blood loss and death.

Bloody soft these players nowadays.

A wor playin in that game youngun. Yer uncle ernie wor tuff as old boots an a true gent.

Grrr. Just as tha gets sat down with thi wireless an t blanket do them bloody kids start. Why dont they just go play round their own end. Clear off, you're nor avin yer ball back.

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 12:03 pm

Tony Soprano

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Thats nothing, I pull my head off every night.

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 12:45 pm

DHM

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Tony Soprano wrote:Thats nothing, I pull my head off every night.

Head? I've never even had a head. What the hell is a head?

Even if I had one I wouldn't be able to pull it off cos' I haven't got any arms. And I can still beat Paul Wellens one on one.

"Well, I think in Rugby League if you head butt someone there's normally some repercusions"

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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 1:07 pm

Andy Gilder

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Dave Heron's Moustache wrote:Head? I've never even had a head. What the hell is a head?

Even if I had one I wouldn't be able to pull it off cos' I haven't got any arms. And I can still beat Paul Wellens one on one.

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