Hornblower
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Anyone else think he looks like a baddie from a Thunderbirds episode?
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Tooting Gull
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He certainly looks like something very odd.
It's like a sort of Frankenstein's monster of Simon Cowell, Dr No, and Ron Jeremy.
It's like a sort of Frankenstein's monster of Simon Cowell, Dr No, and Ron Jeremy.
nomoremithras4me
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What a complete bell end, all about me me me 
Train Spotter
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That's brilliant! He certainly does.
LamieRobertson
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just finished watching the cardiff/sunderland game ...getting fed up with sky cameras on tan so much
Hornblower
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I'd be suicidal if he owned our club. I don't care about the money, I would rather see us scrabbling around in the Skrill than have someone like him controlling our club.
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Willy Dangle
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Agreed, why can't people vote with their feet. Wouldn't take much. Where is the fan power.
Ninja Elephant
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I wanted my last ever NSC post to be Thunderbirds related, and here it is!
He would get his HEAD kicked in by The Hood. We all know it. The Hood was Asian though, they just made him less obviously controversial.
And with that, it's good night from me.
He would get his HEAD kicked in by The Hood. We all know it. The Hood was Asian though, they just made him less obviously controversial.
And with that, it's good night from me.
Thunder Bolt
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It was almost worth it to see his face when Sunderland got the equaliser, 2-0 up with 7 minutes to go and it all went pear shaped.
bn1&bn3 Albion
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Do feel sympathy for Cardiff and Hull, 2 clubs who have been taken over by businessmen who know or care f all about football and it's history.. Hope to see more protests from both sets of supporters, possibly a join protest next time they play each other.
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Don't think the hull fans would have been too bothered this afternoon...
seagullsovergrimsby
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I always think of Team America:World Police when I see his face.
Kumquat
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Indeed. He's probably thinking about bombing Swansea. A poor man's North Korean leader.
Barrel of Fun
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It all depends if you are lucky enough to have a wealthy fan. Arguably neither Cardiff nor Hull would be in the top flight without the actions of their respective chairmen. They may have gained promotion before, but they may not. For arguments sake, they are in the richest league due to their current ownership. If I were a Cardiff fan, I wouldn't be putting any money in to the club. Hull seems to be a different kettle of fish at the moment.
It's not that long ago (97/98) that they were both playing in front of a few thousand and with very poor facilities.
20 Cardiff 46 50
21 Swansea 46 50
22 Hull 46 10 41
23 Brighton 46 35
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24 Doncaster 46 20
Depends what you want from supporting your club. Having said that, I still gave Archer/Stanley my hard earned pocket money.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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He booed at the final whistle apparently. What a CJTC.
pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
http://youtu.be/9p2K7bJPlS0 he booed at full time
bn1&bn3 Albion
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But is it "their club" any more?
Cardiff - Blue to red and new logo.
Hull - Name change to Hull City Tigers Ltd.
If premier league football was all I cared about I'd go watch Southampton..