the full harris
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fatboy said:
He never was.
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Trolly at Watford
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He never was.
Basil Fawlty
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If this is true, then we won't have a target man. And why the hell would Watford want him for anyway?
the full harris
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paddy said:
Yeah, he's only young, might have some potential if coached well....
Basil Fawlty
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Icy Gull said:Won't be happy if we lose him without a replacement already signed
But if Trolley is going to Watford, does that mean we have a replacement already lined up?
the full harris
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Icy Gull said:Won't be happy if we lose him without a replacement already signed
a replacement?! Just be glad his gone, don't start longing for another useless waste of money!We better be careful here or we might incur financial penalties.
Tesco have had some very expensive history on this subject, they were prosecuted on Sep 8 2001 in the first case of its kind for knowingly
allowing trolleys to be dumped in a river. A fine of £30,000 was enforced after pleading guilty to knowing and permitting the trolleys to be dumped in the River Chelmer at Chelmsford in Essex. A total of 33 Tesco trolleys had been found in the river during a clean-up operation, Chelmsford Crown Court was told. The Environment Agency said it is the first case of its kind brought against a supermarket chain under the Water Resources Act. The chain has also been ordered to pay more than £7,500 in costs for the offences which took place in April 1999 and between May and August 2000.
Tesco have had some very expensive history on this subject, they were prosecuted on Sep 8 2001 in the first case of its kind for knowingly
allowing trolleys to be dumped in a river. A fine of £30,000 was enforced after pleading guilty to knowing and permitting the trolleys to be dumped in the River Chelmer at Chelmsford in Essex. A total of 33 Tesco trolleys had been found in the river during a clean-up operation, Chelmsford Crown Court was told. The Environment Agency said it is the first case of its kind brought against a supermarket chain under the Water Resources Act. The chain has also been ordered to pay more than £7,500 in costs for the offences which took place in April 1999 and between May and August 2000.
Icy Gull
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brightonfan_86 said:
Lined up, is not good enough imo. Seen too may "lined up" players feck off somewhere else or not come at all even when terms look agreed
I may be in the minority here but I don't think we cannot afford to lose big Mac without a replacement target man already here.
Perhaps all those slagging him off would like to suggest, who from the current batch we have here, can even start to make Championship defenders worry about being knocked about, making space for the midgets and CKR to (hopefully) take advantage.?
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Wardywonderland said:
GUILTY!
Lock him up.
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I'd rather we play Gatting than McCammon. He's AT LEAST 5th in the pecking order.
Thimble Keegan
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I really hope this is true as he is an awfull player. I am a fair person and give players their chance but when he came on against Millwall it was the final straw...He was truly terrible and lived up to the old saying of being "able to control the ball further than I can kick it".
Interestingly enough one of my best mates is a Watford fan. He happened to be living in Leeds when we played up there last season so he came along to the game. He thought McCammon was one of the worst players he had ever seen and when his attempted cross was sliced into the Albion fans behind the goal my mate pissed himself laughing. I cannot wait to tell him the good news...
Albion & England forever.
Thimble Keegan
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Interestingly enough one of my best mates is a Watford fan. He happened to be living in Leeds when we played up there last season so he came along to the game. He thought McCammon was one of the worst players he had ever seen and when his attempted cross was sliced into the Albion fans behind the goal my mate pissed himself laughing. I cannot wait to tell him the good news...
Albion & England forever.
Thimble Keegan
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Redhead
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If we have a replacement ready to go ship him out, if we haven't we must keep him, we need as deep a squad as possible, a couple of injuries and we'd be up a creek without a boat, never mind without a paddle
Stevie Boy
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algie said:
I hope he does, dont want him back
Bromley shrimp
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Thimble Keegan said:
So we can't all be wrong then, given your neutral friend's take on McGammon. Surely one of the crumbs of comfort you'd imagine McGhee would have taken from getting the sack at Millwall was that he was away from the Large Bafoon, but of course......
If we don't get a target man soon than MM needs to pick one and stick with him. I would go with McPhee but he is always injured, Gatting is to young so it has to be Trolley. For me he has shown glimpses he could do a job and in our position we can't be fussy.