Woolys bad foot!

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banksyisourhero

banksyisourhero

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Apparently Martyn woolford was seen last week at A&E waiting for treatment after stepping on a drawing pin putting up xmas decorations.

A&E, cos of a drawing pin?

No wonder the queues at A&E are sometimes hours long.

Time to 'man up' Wooly

Is this symptomatic of the young generation?

I once cut off 4 fingers in a DIY accident and just sellotaped them back on and dipped them in salt to avoid infection and they are fine thanks (well, facing the wrong way, but I manage thanks) <ok> well, :emoticon-0149-no:

Anyhow, wooly is fit to play, which is a relief, he seems to be gaining a bit of confidence and I would be interested to see him after a run of games. It would be fair to say he never had the greatest of starts with us, but I'm still holding some hope for him.
 
Glad your fingers are ok. Hope you used lo salt and done a proper risk assessment, and a proper spill kit for the blood you know what the health and safety laws are like now
 
Not in those days!

People used to pick their prospective spouses on how well they could take a punch.
 
The good old days I remember them :)
Anyway back to Woolford, I think once he gets a goal his confidence will lift.

I thought he played well getting into positions last week, just his confidence at the moment is shot to pieces at AG, I sit by someone in the Dolman who always groans when he is coming on and laughs and jeer him when he makes mistakes.
 
Remember them good old days down the gate..

The gladiator was having a rough day in the arena—his opponent had sliced off both of his arms. Nevertheless, he kept on fighting, kicking and biting as furiously as he could. But when his opponent lopped off both feet, our gladiator had no choice but to give up, for now he was both unarmed and defeated.

Know what I mean....<laugh>
 
Wooly the new LJ?

I wish we could all wait till we got rid of the old LJ first, its damn rude to move on to a new whipping boy when the old whipping boy hasn't even put his coat on yet.
 
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