Bolton Hater
11-10-2005, 21:46
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Bolton Hater
11-10-2005, 21:46
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Dale Carnegie
11-10-2005, 22:25
Carries on like that and we'll be targeting him for a loan deal at Christmashttp://www.molineuxmix.co.uk/forum/smileys/smiley36.gif
R6 Wolf
11-10-2005, 22:50
thats two in two games now, perhaps we could get him in and turn him thro 180 degrees
Black Suit
11-10-2005, 23:09
Bless.
I still think he can't believe he has been signed by such a massive club! He must be in awe of the place. A well presented (on earnings from dirty Leeds) Middlesbrough thug (alledgedly) in Madrid, amazing.
That one good season he had has fooled alot of people into over investing in him. That's football - it's all a big gamble. That is why I am glad Bully stayed with us and maintained his status with the people who loved the bloke.
£15m for him, those boys on the Newcastle Board are not so daft are they? It's about time that the continental clubs got the $$$$$ end of a deal instead of the Premiership. Drogba - oh my Lord! There's more but I can't be arsed. smileys/smiley7.gif
I still think he can't believe he has been signed by such a massive club! He must be in awe of the place. A well presented (on earnings from dirty Leeds) Middlesbrough thug (alledgedly) in Madrid, amazing.
That one good season he had has fooled alot of people into over investing in him. That's football - it's all a big gamble. That is why I am glad Bully stayed with us and maintained his status with the people who loved the bloke.
£15m for him, those boys on the Newcastle Board are not so daft are they? It's about time that the continental clubs got the $$$$$ end of a deal instead of the Premiership. Drogba - oh my Lord! There's more but I can't be arsed. smileys/smiley7.gif
R6 Wolf
11-10-2005, 23:15
I'm not so sure Bully is glad he stayed, he was better than we could provide at the time, he saved us single handedly but deserved to playin the top flight. He may regret it but we never will
Black Suit
11-10-2005, 23:26
R6,
It may torture him, but at least it never blew up in his face, like it has for many players who leave the club where they enjoyed their stardom. Matt Le Tissier was the same, both players could have moved, ended up in a different footballing culture and $$$$$ed up like Robbie Keane bless him. The man must be asking, what have I got to do to get a regular game?Edited by: Black Suit
It may torture him, but at least it never blew up in his face, like it has for many players who leave the club where they enjoyed their stardom. Matt Le Tissier was the same, both players could have moved, ended up in a different footballing culture and $$$$$ed up like Robbie Keane bless him. The man must be asking, what have I got to do to get a regular game?Edited by: Black Suit
R6 Wolf
11-10-2005, 23:33
Robbie Keane is a strange one, it seems like he's been passed around like a tart, but whenever anything is asked of him he delivers.
I would like to think that he likes our town, he spent a long time here and i know personally that he was looked after like a son by a big buxom lady, oo errr.
I will always smile when he scores, and i am convinced he will come back next year in the prem
I would like to think that he likes our town, he spent a long time here and i know personally that he was looked after like a son by a big buxom lady, oo errr.
I will always smile when he scores, and i am convinced he will come back next year in the prem
Black Suit
11-10-2005, 23:34
Robbie Keane is a strange one, it seems like he's been passed around like a tart, but whenever anything is asked of him he delivers.
I would like to think that he likes our town, he spent a long time here and i know personally that he was looked after like a son by a big buxom lady, oo errr.
I will always smile when he scores, and i am convinced he will come back next year in the prem
Me too, and he still goes out with JLo and Matt Murray on a regular basis! smileys/smiley1.gif
Come on Glenda, make it happen. (Holding my breath!)smileys/smiley11.gifEdited by: Black Suit
I would like to think that he likes our town, he spent a long time here and i know personally that he was looked after like a son by a big buxom lady, oo errr.
I will always smile when he scores, and i am convinced he will come back next year in the prem
Me too, and he still goes out with JLo and Matt Murray on a regular basis! smileys/smiley1.gif
Come on Glenda, make it happen. (Holding my breath!)smileys/smiley11.gifEdited by: Black Suit
R6 Wolf
11-10-2005, 23:52
I'm a bit concerned he may be mixing in the wrong circles
Axle
12-10-2005, 10:22
Reckon we can get him on loan in Jan? He's not exactly flavour of the month at WHL is he? We could do withaplayer of his vision and ability in case Miller does one sooner rather than later. He has the Wolves connection, Hod brought him to Hotspurts, so we can have him lining up along with Matt Holland in ournew 2006 team!
Could it happen?
Could it happen?
JJ82
12-10-2005, 10:26
oh dear......
Visage Wolf
12-10-2005, 10:27
Nope - we couldnt afford his wages.....and with a World cup approaching
will he really want to play in the championship? (Assuming RoI
qualify...)
will he really want to play in the championship? (Assuming RoI
qualify...)
Del Woppio
12-10-2005, 10:28
Reckon we can get him on loan in Jan? He's not exactly flavour of the month at WHL is he? We could do withaplayer of his vision and ability in case Miller does one sooner rather than later. He has the Wolves connection, Hod brought him to Hotspurts, so we can have him lining up along with Matt Holland in ournew 2006 team!
Could it happen?
too much Gin on your cornflakes, i fear.
Could it happen?
too much Gin on your cornflakes, i fear.
jim_boner
12-10-2005, 11:50
Woodgate will come good, he hasgenuine quality. It's going to take time for him to get back to his best but as long as he steers clear of further injuries, he'll prove a great signing for Madrid. It says something when Arrigo Sacchi, a man who has worked with both Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini, says that Woodgate is one of the best defenders he has ever seen. (although he obviously hasn't much of him for the last 17 months)
paddingtonwolf
12-10-2005, 12:11
to use Woodgate in the same sentence as Baresi and Maldini is $$$$$$$ing criminal
(I am aware I have just done so - this is irony and therefore allowed)
(I am aware I have just done so - this is irony and therefore allowed)
Deutsch Wolf
12-10-2005, 12:12
to use Woodgate in the same sentence as Baresi and Maldini is $$$$$$$ing criminal
How about:
"Jonathan Woodgate is not in the same class as either Franco Baresi or Paolo Maldini".
How about:
"Jonathan Woodgate is not in the same class as either Franco Baresi or Paolo Maldini".
scottishwolf II
12-10-2005, 13:33
Hmm - Woodgate, big bloke, can find the back of the net. Is he better than Crouch?
Visage Wolf
12-10-2005, 13:36
OBVIOUSLY.
3 games, 2 goals.
Hows THAT for a ratio?
3 games, 2 goals.
Hows THAT for a ratio?
Jack Bauer
12-10-2005, 19:04
Couldn't happen toa nicer fella. Woodgate is a complete and utter w!$*er.
