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Its took 5 days for the club to think of that, i dont think we’ll be seeing Yootha at Blackburn tomorrow, all a bit dodgy this![/quote]
The tweet has now been taken down, like i said all a bit odd this!
Fuck the EFL
Nothing on the club website, which I would always regard as more “official” than individual comments on Twitter!
We’re still little the wiser about what’s going on.
Goes without saying, but I’m sure 99.9% of us would wish Yootha a speedy recovery on a personal level from whatever it is he’s got.
Well serious as it gets means only one thing for me. Thankfully they found this problem so soon. Wish him well & hope to see him back soon.
Don’t think I’d want my illness (if I had one) broadcasting so maybe the club are or were being respectful.
So its serious but he only had a minor operation? Not making much sense all this!
You really are a tool aren’t you. It’s not rare for a minor procedure to uncover a more serious issue.
Edit – language removed. No need.[/quote]
the language was probably more accurate
So its serious but he only had a minor operation? Not making much sense all this!
You really are a tool aren’t you. It’s not rare for a minor procedure to uncover a more serious issue.
Edit – language removed. No need.[/quote]
the language was probably more accurate[/quote]
Says the one that has a pic of a ex Latics player in a Everton shirt for a avatar!
Fuck the EFL
It could be a dose of Fans forumitus. Stops the sufferer appearing in public unless it’s with 40,000 members of the public at Ibrox.
Let’s do it for the fans !
Just read the article in Wigan today.
Funny how Graham Barrow is all about the fans, and not: let’s do it for the Manager. What do you read into that, if anything ? :evil:
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