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17Good Evening,
All very humorous, but is this the right platform for this kind of thing?
Phil in Northampton
All very humorous, but is this the right platform for this kind of thing?
Phil in Northampton
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18Hope he doesn't start signalling to the bench every time he has a little niggle ..... 
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21On Tuesday he played with so much energy, full steam ahead from the first whistle. He derailed any Notts County ideas of getting back into the game. And his cross into the (signal) box for the winner was superb.
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22He looks strong as well . I can't see him being shunted off the ball too often
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23Some fabulous puns on this thread. On a more serious note. Should he start ahead of Pipey on Saturday if both are fully fit ?
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24Tyler should start on Saturday because David Pipe trains him so well.OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Some fabulous puns on this thread. On a more serious note. Should he start ahead of Pipey on Saturday if both are fully fit ?
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25If he does, he must keep on track, and station himself in the correct position during the game. He has to concentrate, keep a level head, crossing wherever possible, paying no attention to the timetable before the game and provide a sound platform for the team. That's the ticket.OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Some fabulous puns on this thread. On a more serious note. Should he start ahead of Pipey on Saturday if both are fully fit ?
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26If he doesn't he will have to remain in the waiting room until the fat controller gets him on the right lines.pembsexile wrote:If he does, he must keep on track, and station himself in the correct position during the game. He has to concentrate, keep a level head, crossing wherever possible, paying no attention to the timetable before the game and provide a sound platform for the team. That's the ticket.OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Some fabulous puns on this thread. On a more serious note. Should he start ahead of Pipey on Saturday if both are fully fit ?
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27I can se him going direct into Grimsby game , then returning for Oxford . I reckon 1 change at Port Vale , before alighting at Oldham .
By which time we shouldn't need to mind the gap between us and the play off places !!
Toot toot !!!! 
By which time we shouldn't need to mind the gap between us and the play off places !!
Toot toot !!!!
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28Think Pipe will be in the sidings on Saturday while Mr Hornby-Forbes is on track to start from the first whistle. Sorry, that's the best train-related pun I can manage....was going loco trying to think of one.OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Some fabulous puns on this thread. On a more serious note. Should he start ahead of Pipey on Saturday if both are fully fit ?
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29They call him the morning
They call him the evening
Joe Day
They call him the afternoon
They call him the evening
Joe Day
They call him the afternoon
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30iDeePeeNCAFC wrote:Think Pipe will be in the sidings on Saturday while Mr Hornby-Forbes is on track to start from the first whistle. Sorry, that's the best train-related pun I can manage....was going loco trying to think of one.OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Some fabulous puns on this thread. On a more serious note. Should he start ahead of Pipey on Saturday if both are fully fit ?
As long as he's allowed to "express" himself when he does get game time ........
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