Tommy Wright

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  1. Gue

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    Ive seen some stuff on here about Tommy Wright that makes me laugh. The lad has played 1 and a bit games for us, but he's been classed as a world beater by some.

    If Tommy doesn't score in the next five matches it'll be the same people who slag the player off and question Ritchie signing him.
     
  2. Oxf

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    If he doesn't score at the weekend he's a useless clunge.
    Fact.
     
  3. Gue

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    He came on, got involved & set up a goal. That will do nicely for starters.:)
     
  4. Gue

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    It's the best word in the world.

    This week.

    Jay fears clunge.
    Dirk chases battered old clunge in Lovingstones.
    Dillinger has only been out of the clunger 4 years.
    TM's Missus has a droopy clunge.
     
  5. Gue

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    Personally I dont think he did anything that Richards didn't. Fair enough he jumped up wih the keeper, but all strikers do that. The cross made it.

    I had people round me telling me he turned the game when he came on, did he chuff. Devaney realised he can take a man on, and he turned the game.
     
  6. Gue

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    He was like a clunge in front of goal at Chesterfield, but he looks like he's decent in the air ... and, to be fair, looks like a version of Conlon who can actually play association football.

    Ahhhh.

    Clunge.
     
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    RE: It's the best word in the world.

    It's definitely catching on.
    I guess it's one of those words that sound filthy.
    Like moist..........or flaps.
     
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    Conlon?
    You mean that bald clunge?
     
  9. Gue

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    RE: It's the best word in the world.

    ''So, did you get anywhere Daniel?''
    ''Oh aye - me and Chris gave her clunge a right tousing''
    ''Good lad''
    ''It pulled me hamstring though''
    ''Yer soft clunge''

    I like it.
     
  10. Gue

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    Yes, that's the clunge.

    Unlike Dave Regis - who was a right useless clunge.
     
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    Regis

    Couldn't hit a cows clunge with a banjo.

    Tenuous.
     
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    Barnsley don't have average players, everyone knows that

    They're either useless or world beaters, never anything inbetween.

    Colgan is a good cae in point: Last year he was the worst 'keeper we've ever had, this season Paul Hart was right all along and he's the best 'keeper in the division. In reality he's neither of those things. He's a decent 'keeper at this level who can produce some world class saves, but he regularly fails to come off his line and deal with crosses that should, by rights, be his.

    That applies to the majority of our players. We've got a decent set of players who work hard for each other and show spirit. All of them have positive and negative asects to their game. Trouble is, that's dull. 'He's ****' or 'he's brilliant' is far more likely to provoke a reaction and is far more in keeping with the passion of a football supporter.

    'kin 'ell, what a load of *****.
     
  13. Gue

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    Correct.

    He couldn't score with a million pounds sterling in his pocket, whilst finding himself covered in clunge in the local ''massage'' parlour.

    Kinell.
     
  14. Gue

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    RE: Barnsley don't have average players, everyone knows that

    You post like a wet clunge.
    All common sense & stuff.

    It makes me sick.

    Sick to the clunge, I say.
     
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    Three more entertaining words than "clunge"

    Minky</p>

    Spazmodeacon</p>

    Fanoir</p>
     
  16. Gue

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    Minky?

    Like **** it is.
    And 'fanoir' is something a complete clunge would say.

    I'll give you spazmodeacon.

    Clunge is the business.

    And I invented it.
    You were just lucky to be here when it happened.

    Have that you Cambford buffoon.
     
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    thiS am on Toby foster he started a phonein about broddling

    one guy phones in who says I used to work for BMBC drains and we had a 4&quot; and a 9&quot; broddler-Toby says why the different sizes and he says &quot;two sizes of drain&quot; LOL
     

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