daniel nardiello

I for one don't blame him-there is zero loyalty from clubs or players these days and if a better offer is on the table, like all of us he is going to go for it.
Arguably, his goals got us up and ultimately kept us there-good luck Danny thanks for the memories

 

I take it you watched A Few Good Men

 

I once watched

Debbie Does Dallas .

 

Candy goes to Hollywood

:$

 

Trust you two

 

you're damn right

 

reight film as well

 

Yup

I blame Graham , he's a bad influence on me !!!

 

Ive nowt better to do

what's your excuse Kev, get to work mate, bit of watter

 

I want to go , honest (!)

But the gaffer has told me not to go in for work , the steelworks has been closed down due to a power shortage . Also , there are no roads available that are safe to use.
I'm devastated .

 

RE: I once watched

Debbie does Dallas.......Was that the one with Disiree Clearbranch in?

From under the counter on Old Mill Lane c.1985?

 

you wont even be able to help Laura with her homework

will you, i mean i struggle with Georgias and she's only 8

 

RE: I once watched

dont remember but it was a cracker

 

Might've bit a couple of years before that

Never watched anything of that sort once I was married ! (doh)

 

She never helped me with my degree !!!!

Actually , I'm not bright enough to help her with the homework . Crystal usually picks up that particular baton.

 

RE: Might've bit a couple of years before that

Just checked and it came out (ooh er missus) in 1978. Starring the enticingly named Bambi Woods.

Your marriage seems safe.

 

I wasnt suggesting that


well


not really

 

the thing i could never understand with those films was

the soundtrack was always the same
in a Barry White sort of way :$

 

RE: Might've bit a couple of years before that

Wondrous thing - the w.w.w.

Disiree Clearbranch was the star of "Hot Rackets"- a classic to rival Debbie Does Dallas, and a particular favourite of one Mr John Baddeley, who you will find is the solicitor who has recently been negotiating on behalf of Wake Smith Solicitors to get their name on your shirt. Except that he for some reason used to refer to the film as "Hot Potatoes", much to our mirth.

 

Not that I'm under the thumb at all (!)

Oh no , not me (!)