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  1. TJ

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    Unless both Fabianski and Almunia get sold in the summer by Arsenal they should let us take Mannone off their hands as Wenger will want a younger keeper now to be the 3rd choice/reserve keeper.
     
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    TJ, Apr 22, 2011
  2. tigercity

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    whya are most African goalkeepers named Kingston?
     
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  3. Cairney-For-England

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    Get it right... He is called Vito Mannone!!!!!
     
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    Cairney-For-England, Apr 22, 2011
  4. Hank Scorpio

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    Talk about getting it right Cairney for England. You know Cairney has played for Scotland U19s and U21s, right?
     
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    Hank Scorpio, Apr 22, 2011
  5. Sagegee

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    Calm down, it's only a commercial!
     
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    Sagegee, Apr 22, 2011
  6. John. Walkington.

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    What, like an advert for Vimto?
     
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    John. Walkington., Apr 22, 2011
  7. Sagegee

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    No, Vito!!
     
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    Sagegee, Apr 22, 2011
  8. RicardoHCAFC

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    Isn't it usually Kingson without the 't', meaning "King's son", and it'd be popular on account of all the traditional tribal/village leaders being referred to as Kings rather than just having one King/Queen like in the UK?
     
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    RicardoHCAFC, Apr 23, 2011
  9. Sagegee

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    You mean just like all the little kings and queens that perfidious Albion had centuries ago??
     
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    Sagegee, Apr 23, 2011
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