McCammon signs for good

[London Irish]

Good job they laugh at each other's jokes, innit? Excellent greasing Richie

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Do you not like it when people say things back LI?

I am sorry. I shall never laugh at Uncle 'Cromwell' Buck again.

 

[scarby]

did we get the donkey for free? or did we pay a couple a quid for him?

 

[London Irish]

Hit a nerve have I? Feel the world has got it in for you?

No, but it's a shame you have to drag my ethnicity into a discussion about Mark McCammon. But I guess you have no other arguments, that's what you have to do.

 

[Stinky Kat]

Re: Re: Re: Re: McCammon signs for good

Sour grapes Richie - six games in a row unbeaten with him playing.

If only he had been allowed to play at White hart Lane

 

[Uncle Buck]

No, but it's a shame you have to drag my ethnicity into a discussion about Mark McCammon. But I guess you have no other arguments, that's what you have to do.

How do you know I am not reffering to the London bit?

Although you do play the persecuted role rather well.

 

[Safeway]

Yeah and i said DURING THE WHOLE GAME I NEVER SAW US OUT PLAYED. Even when Mcgammon was on.

We attacked more in the second half as MM changed the shape

By McGhee's own admissision we were second best in the first half, and only started playing after McCammon put that 'shot' into Row Z and was hauled off.

LI, stop throwing a PADDY.

 

[London Irish]

How do you know I am not reffering to the London bit?

Course you were. That's fine, if that's the road you want to go down.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Course you were. That's fine, if that's the road you want to go down.

Do not even start me on it, having lived in the joys of Londonderry for 2 and a half years. However you are displaying a bit of a chip on the old shoulder now people are giving it back. All well and good you belittling them and making comments about them, but when it comes back...

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Course you were. That's fine, if that's the road you want to go down.

I think you should remove that CHIP from your shoulder.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

CHIP...potato..get it?

 

[London Irish]

By McGhee's own admissision we were second best in the first half, and only started playing after McCammon put that 'shot' into Row Z and was hauled off.

LI, stop throwing a PADDY.

Hey, Two Games, pipe down and listen.

You've missed some of Big Mac's best displays - such as against the Gills when he set up the winner, and against Sheff Utd when Leon credited him with creating the space for the winner. You don't have to listen to the likes of McGhee, Leon Knight etc, that's true enough, you can trust your Two Games' worth of knowledge if you prefer. Oh, and Richie Morris.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Hey, Two Games, pipe down and listen.

There you go again, you have to get bogged down in little insults. No need.

 

[Safeway]

Richie and Uncle Buck are SPIT ROASTING Oirish.

(I'm trussed up in the GIMP SUIT, masterbating FURIOUSLY.)

 

[London Irish]

Do not even start me on it, having lived in the joys of Londonderry for 2 and a half years.

No, let's here what you got to say about that if you think it's important for you to bring up in a discussion about Mark McCammon - might explain a lot.

 

[Uncle Buck]

No, let's here what you got to say about that if you think it's important for you to bring up in a discussion about Mark McCammon - might explain a lot.

You do not want to hear it.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Why so defensive LI? Is someone perhaps not agreeing with you or allowed you to run them down?

On a completey separate issue why are we playing our last game of the season on a Sunday. When we play games then I always think 'Sunday...Bloody Sunday'.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Why so defensive LI? Is someone perhaps not agreeing with you or allowed you to run them down?

I think you might have trotted out the problem there.

 

[London Irish]

You do not want to hear it.

Why not? Derry is where about a quarter of my family come from so very little of what you would have to say would surprise me, I would guess. Might be an education.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Why not? Derry is where about a quarter of my family come from so very little of what you would have to say would surprise me, I would guess. Might be an education.

Correction LONDONDERRY, as last time I checked it was still under British control.

Anyway as fun as this has been, checking the time, it is my divine right to go home, so off I march to the car park.