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just heard him on radio as i drove home.
reporter-what do you think steve about dave whelans comments on the bad signings you made at wigan
bruce-i,ll be having words with him then saturday i hope i bump into him if he dosent want zoggie and rodders i will gladly take them. :xjust heard him on radio as i drove home.
reporter-what do you think steve about dave whelans comments on the bad signings you made at wigan
bruce-i,ll be having words with him then saturday i hope i bump into him if he dosent want zoggie and rodders i will gladly take them. :xThen did he keel over, short of breath due to lack of punctuation ;)
If he did reply like that, then I don’t blame him being honest.
He clearly walked because he felt he was limited at what he could do transfer wise, and I do believe the relationship was strained at the end, and that Bruce couldn’t wait to leave, from January onwards. That’s my thoughts on it, anyway.
In an attempt to “get down wiv the kids” I have rebelled and NEVER use full stops at the end of paragraphs on message boards. How radical am I? :evil:
As for the question mark, I was merely making a statement. If I had added a comma and the words “do you” at the end, then a question mark would have been in order.
Anyway, leave me alone – I’m a published author, don’t you know?
http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/virgin-parents—what-it-doesnt-say-on-the-tin/1399891
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Yet another ‘shamless plug’ Christopher? (Joking)
For a major publicity stunt, you could do a pitch invasion wearing only a sandwich board advertising your book.
Or perhaps you could have the book at the match, and make like your reading it? This new TV phenomenon of looking for people doing outlandish things, like the guy with the toothbrush last week.
Plus, if it’s a dire match, you have an alternative. :lol:
In an attempt to “get down wiv the kids” I have rebelled and NEVER use full stops at the end of paragraphs on message boards. How radical am I? :evil:As for the question mark, I was merely making a statement. If I had added a comma and the words “do you” at the end, then a question mark would have been in order.
Anyway, leave me alone – I’m a published author, don’t you know?
http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/virgin-parents—what-it-doesnt-say-on-the-tin/1399891
8-)
With SW junior number two due in February, I will invest in your published work Griff as, although not virgin parents, your training manual may serve as a handy refresher for the present Mrs SW and myself.
Punctuation sucks anyway, innit?
With SW junior number two due in February, I will invest in your published work Griff as, although not virgin parents, your training manual may serve as a handy refresher for the present Mrs SW and myself.Punctuation sucks anyway, innit?
Thank you, and I hope you enjoy it. There are plenty of Latics references in there, the period covered co-incides with the last promotion season. Not planned that way, pure co-incidence.
Book no. 2 is work-in-progress. Totally football orientated this time – I am bored with the kid now ;) – and I may introduce some snippets over the coming weeks to gauge reaction and decide whether it’s worth publishing.
Laters!
I hope it’s better than your ‘Playing to win’ review :roll:it took as long to write ;)
Priorities, my friend. Priorities :(
Mr Griff, although my boys are well and truely grown I feel the need to purchase a copy if only to read about…………….
…….”their hilarious and harrowing exploits at conception” :shock:
Sounds racey to me
:D
Mr Griff, although my boys are well and truely grown I feel the need to purchase a copy if only to read about…………….…….”their hilarious and harrowing exploits at conception” :shock:
Sounds racey to me
:D
They say everyone has their 15 minutes, though mine was closer to 4 and half :oops:
If you do get it, I hope you enjoy it.
You might want to try Amazon.com instaead of lulu.com; the postage costs may be cheaper.
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