Sounds as if Wijs will be OK, it was only cramp he came off with.
Sounds like you need a new phone
Yes. A phone that alters words to the wrong one is a definite requirement.
From the official site...Sounds as if Wijs will be OK, it was only cramp he came off with.
I admire your optimism ST, but I fear a promotion would not hasten their exit, as others have alluded to, it could saddle us with them for longer, for 2 reasons;
a) £££ greed. With the potential for millions £ more, followed by more parachute payments, greed would overtake all else.
b) Ego. In their warped thinking, a successful promotion would validate their "business plan" and "football acumen" of running one of the best run clubs.
The cycle would continue.
And who's to say ridgewell won't come good.I’ll end with a negative, hows and is Ridgewell. Cheers Ehab!
And who's to say ridgewell won't come good.
Let's face it Henriksen was ****.
Stewart was ****.
De Wijs was young and ****.
Martin was ****.
Growshitski was ****.
I am probably wrong though they may thing another trip to PL heaven is right up thier back alley.
And who's to say ridgewell won't come good.
Let's face it Henriksen was ****.
Stewart was ****.
De Wijs was young and ****.
Martin was ****.
Growshitski was ****.
Will your friend buy it?
I did think of clay pit and tom tit?? To break it up a bit ernie.Is this a poem, Chazz?
It needs work, mate.
Are you selling that pic of yours with City playing in white from 1921?
I agree there's 2 ways to look at it HT. However, IMHO they'd take the money and run. I could well be wrong but I think they could use the capital to make more money elsewhere and that's all they care about.
I think the whole football experience bit them on the arse and thier egos want out....at the right (wrong) price.
I am probably wrong though they may thing another trip to PL heaven is right up thier back alley.
I like it....Is this a poem, Chazz?
It needs work, mate.
I am sure this will be corrected after you get in touch.
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Hull_City/Hull_City.htm