Clockedit
15-06-2005, 15:18
Whats your thoughts on Bolton Wanderers?
Do they scare you?
Personally, I'm petrified!:shakes:
Do they scare you?
Personally, I'm petrified!:shakes:
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View Full Version : Bolton Wanderers - What do you think about them? Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:18 Whats your thoughts on Bolton Wanderers? Do they scare you? Personally, I'm petrified!:shakes: Strix 15-06-2005, 15:21 Why? Do they hide under your bed and growl at night? :confused: Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:22 Originally posted by Strix Why? Do they hide under your bed and growl at night? :confused: Big Sam scares me. Strix 15-06-2005, 15:24 He's the guy in the wardrobe then? EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:24 They dont scare me, although i can understand your fears of Big Sam. I tend to be friendly with the trotters for fear of victimisation and reprisals. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:25 Originally posted by Strix He's the guy in the wardrobe then? No he's the guy in the dug out. Or sometimes in the stand. His sidekick has a nasty habit of spitting. EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:26 I thought his name was Sam, where has Dug come in to it. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:27 Originally posted by EyeSpy They dont scare me, although i can understand your fears of Big Sam. I tend to be friendly with the trotters for fear of victimisation and reprisals. Would you have relations with the blue and white boys of S6? Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:28 Originally posted by EyeSpy I thought his name was Sam, where has Dug come in to it. Dug is his older brother. Big, but not as big as Sam. EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:28 Originally posted by Clockedit Would you have relations with the blue and white boys of S6? No, certainly not. i prefer the game of rugger old bean. A mans game played by real men (with odd shape balls). Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:29 Originally posted by EyeSpy No, certainly not. i prefer the game of rugger old bean. A mans game played by real men (with odd shape balls). Egg chaser then?? EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:31 Originally posted by Clockedit Egg chaser then?? In the school sports bazaar yah! Could never quite grasp the 3 legged race when despite all attempts of attaching you with some less fortunate athlete by means of a coit. You still had 4 legs. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:34 Can I borrow your spoon? You sound a dab hand at the old egg and spoon race! I can use the spoon to fight off Big Sams next attack! EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:36 If you like, perhaps you might like to borrow my ladel.:heyhey: Camp_Man 15-06-2005, 15:39 I LIKE SAM, HE'S SO STRONG AND FORCEFUL. THERE SHOULD BE MORE MEN AROUND LIKE HIM. AUGGIE 15-06-2005, 15:40 Bolton Wanderers are particularly scary, however, peterborough utd can help carm any nerves, as they have Barry Fry, who, incidentally saved my life by getting me back with my ex-wife!:hihi: Camp_Man 15-06-2005, 15:42 Barry Fry swears a lot and i dont like that. :rant: Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:43 Originally posted by EyeSpy If you like, perhaps you might like to borrow my ladel.:heyhey: Good gosh no!! You know thats contrary to rule 13a paragraph 17 of the rules and regulations of the English National Association of Junior School Sports Days Activities (ENAJSSDA for short), strictly forbidding any use of kitchen utensils in the play field? Dessert spoons or smaller in the interests of health and safety of course!! Camp_Man 15-06-2005, 15:45 Now your just stirring. AUGGIE 15-06-2005, 15:45 Originally posted by Camp_Man Barry Fry swears a lot and i dont like that. :rant: Does he really, I never knew that, perhaps a bar of imperial leather would do the trick, however, he is still in my top 3 amusing football icons. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:46 Originally posted by Camp_Man Now your just stirring. Ba Bum!:clap: EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:47 Originally posted by Clockedit Good gosh no!! You know thats contrary to rule 13a paragraph 17 of the rules and regulations of the English National Association of Junior School Sports Days Activities (ENAJSSDA for short), strictly forbidding any use of kitchen utensils in the play field? Dessert spoons or smaller in the interests of health and safety of course!! I think you will find that the updated version of the ENAJSSDA, copyright 2005. Permits the use of all utensils that can be associated with an egg. Fortunately, a ladel can be used to carry an ostrich egg.:clap: AUGGIE 15-06-2005, 15:49 Providing it is of sound construction and purchased from a reputable retailing outfit, not from Bolton. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:50 Originally posted by EyeSpy I think you will find that the updated version of the ENAJSSDA, copyright 2005. Permits the use of all utensils that can be associated with an egg. Fortunately, a ladel can be used to carry an ostrich egg.:clap: Aren't Ostrich eggs really expensive?? And more to the point, aren't Ostrich eggs really rare?? I doubt this would set a good example to our felow children. EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:51 Originally posted by AUGGIE Providing it is of sound construction and purchased from a reputable retailing outfit, not from Bolton. Why not Bolton? Does it scare you? AUGGIE 15-06-2005, 15:52 I know a man who keeps an ostrich egg in his airing cupbaord, his name is barrington fortune, he has nurtured it for a long time, however it never hatched. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:53 Originally posted by AUGGIE Providing it is of sound construction and purchased from a reputable retailing outfit, not from Bolton. Why what's wrong with Bolton? Just because they have an intimidating football team lead by a scary manager and devilish older brother, doesn't mean they are unable to produce kitchen utensils of a different grade of equine! AUGGIE 15-06-2005, 15:53 Most definately. Not disimilar in scariness to the southern town barnstaple. Camp_Man 15-06-2005, 15:54 Once had a terrible night in Bolton. Only good thing is it is a short journey from Manchester and the north's premier gay area. In fact Manchester is full of gays and i love it. Sheffield should be more open with its sexuality and stop being so down right pretentious. EyeSpy 15-06-2005, 15:55 Originally posted by Camp_Man Once had a terrible night in Bolton. Only good thing is it is a short journey from Manchester and the north's premier gay area. In fact Manchester is full of gays and i love it. Sheffield should be more open with its sexuality and stop being so down right pretentious. get back there then. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 15:56 Originally posted by EyeSpy get back there then. Hear hear:thumbsup: Strix 15-06-2005, 16:00 Originally posted by Camp_Man Sheffield should be more open with its sexuality and stop being so down right pretentious. That sounds contradictory :confused: AUGGIE 15-06-2005, 16:04 I contradict myself all the time, this normally happens when im in the middle of an argument about whether I think bolton wanderers are scary or not. They arent really you know. Bolton does scare me tough. Clockedit 15-06-2005, 16:05 Originally posted by AUGGIE I contradict myself all the time, this normally happens when im in the middle of an argument about whether I think bolton wanderers are scary or not. They arent really you know. Bolton does scare me tough. Now that DOES sound contradictory:nono: Camp_Man 16-06-2005, 10:39 I persoanlly like Shrewsbury Town, know why? But staying in Sheffield i like the Blades. Clockedit 16-06-2005, 12:35 Shrewsbury Town?? Surely Brighton and Hove Albion would better suit camp_man?? Danio 21-06-2005, 12:00 They re a good team and they have just proved that by getting into Europe. I like their style of play i.e. long balls, it buts teams under pressure but most importantly Sam puts teams out to win. In all, let's not forget their Players. leeroyb 21-06-2005, 17:57 How can you find a team with a nickname 'The Trotters' scary amamshebab 02-07-2005, 15:48 :clap: Don't let big sam hear you say that *Ryan* 04-07-2005, 11:41 i think BW are pretty class, they should be something like the next middlesboro/tottenham |