Davy Propper

[perseus]

I never wanted to sign Janssen and said so at the time. On grounds that his shooting was wayward.

Good build up for Davy Pröpper's first goal.

 

[Durlston]

What is British Rail

The most inept service provided to loyal and fed up commuters. Anymore strikes in the pipeline?

(Not a personal pop, Ernest. Maybe you get your pessimism from them?).

Just lighten up a bit mate.

 

[Ernest]

The most inept service provided to loyal and fed up commuters. Anymore strikes in the pipeline?

(Not a personal pop, Ernest. Maybe you get your pessimism from them?).

Just lighten up a bit mate.

Wouldn't know at all, stick to after timing if you want my advice

 

[Durlston]

Wouldn't know at all, stick to after timing if you want my advice

OK. No hard feelings. We just want what's best for Brighton and Hove Albion FC. A good afternoon for Propper certainly.

 

[LVGull]

Wouldn't know at all, stick to after timing if you want my advice

You should try being more positive in life, may do you a favour. Bitter and twisted is never good.

 

[GT49er]

No one working on the railways has ever polished their shoes. FACT.

Showing your age rather, and certainly a lack of knowledge as to what is FACT. Recently, maybe the case, but time was when railway employees would all have had immaculately polished boots.

 

[dazzer6666]

Showing your age rather, and certainly a lack of knowledge as to what is FACT. Recently, maybe the case, but time was when railway employees would all have had immaculately polished boots.

Not in my 20-odd years of commuting from Sussex to London they haven't. Scruffy doesn't begin to describe a fair number of the staff. I guess (given the NSC age-poll) that counts as recent.

 

[Stat Brother]

Baldockesque [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

Oh god he's not injured is he?

 

[GT49er]

Not in my 20-odd years of commuting from Sussex to London they haven't. Scruffy doesn't begin to describe a fair number of the staff. I guess (given the NSC age-poll) that counts as recent.

Railways have been running for nearly 200 years, son. Your twenty years is a tiny, and unrepresentative, sample, and your knowledge of social history is sadly lacking. Working on the railways was once a plum job, and railwaymen were the elite. To not have immaculately polished boots or shoes (or anything else that could be polished!) was unthinkable.

 

[Pintos]

And his full name is David Petrus Wenceslaus Henri Propper

 

[dazzer6666]

Railways have been running for nearly 200 years, son. Your twenty years is a tiny, and unrepresentative, sample, and your knowledge of social history is sadly lacking. Working on the railways was once a plum job, and railwaymen were the elite. To not have immaculately polished boots or shoes (or anything else that could be polished!) was unthinkable.

Son [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] OK grandad......

Same applies in the city to be fair. When I started, non-shiny shoes were an instant bollocking from your Assistant Manager. Nowadays no-one seems to bother with the old Kiwi.

 

[GT49er]

Son [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] OK grandad......

Same applies in the city to be fair. When I started, non-shiny shoes were an instant bollocking from your Assistant Manager. Nowadays no-one seems to bother with the old Kiwi.

Only a Grandad for just three weeks actually, and yes, she is gorgeous! Not THAT old, but I did grow up in a railway family.......with shiny shoes!

 

[Guinness Boy]

Back on topic this is exactly why I was very excited over this signing. Unfortunately we play him in a different position and Stoke are probably better than Bulgaria.


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[Peter Ward]

Its certainly not Charlie Propper.

 

[dazzer6666]

Only a Grandad for just three weeks actually, and yes, she is gorgeous! Not THAT old, but I did grow up in a railway family.......with shiny shoes!

Congratulations [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

 

[Bigtomfu]

He's been steadily improving, and will no doubt help his confidence. All good.

Exactly this. Reminds me very much of Sidwell when he initially rejoined. Propper just needs game time but for me has shown some lovely touches and vision; once his team mates and he get in sync think we have a player who easily commands respect and deserves to be in the division.

 

[spence]

Railways have been running for nearly 200 years, son. Your twenty years is a tiny, and unrepresentative, sample, and your knowledge of social history is sadly lacking. Working on the railways was once a plum job, and railwaymen were the elite. To not have immaculately polished boots or shoes (or anything else that could be polished!) was unthinkable.

He might be a pup 20 years old [MENTION=27279]dazzer6666[/MENTION] but he certainly comes across as a far nicer poster than you.

 

[GT49er]

He might be a pup 20 years old [MENTION=27279]dazzer6666[/MENTION] but he certainly comes across as a far nicer poster than you.

Well, I don't have a great opinion of you either. And, unlike you, dazzer6666 has had the grace to recognise and acknowledge an alternative view to his own (see his replies to my post). Something which I would like to think you would learn to do. Maybe in a few years.


But I won't be holding my breath.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

It's a worry for me that so many managers are very stubborn.
Chris has probably made his mind up about where he wants Propper to play and will stick to it irrespective of today's game.
It's obvious to me after today where he should play, I like Chris a lot but he is defensive minded, we have attacking problems and maybe Propper playing in the same position as he did today may ease it.
I know you look out for my posts Chris, so, on Saturday, do the right thing.

 

[royceyboy]

Why not play Propper in the No10 position, and play Stephens and Sidwelll in the center of midfield. Either play him up front with Hemed or Gross.