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Stop The Jack Watts Trade Now!!!

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It is not necessary to stoop to derogatory and disrespectful references to players whether you like them or not.

It's says more about the author than the target.

And I'd rather hear intelligent and thoughtful comments about the targets ( the players).

But each to their very own.....

your a bit precious old man, querty 30

its just dandy my friend, to call a spade a spade, & as a club we should be that honest far more often.... ruffling some duck feathers would not go astray.

oh, & JW is a pea hart

Rarified air up on your horse ?? No one really cares about such pomposity, but they do like to see real endeavor on a football field... Jogging half arsed and falling over doesnt inspire.

probably better than what querty could do in his prime I'd say Blzb

at 57 I'd still be able to stand up & push back today... may have to hobble off to the Chiro after it, but would still be able to fly our colours high on the mast. and giving plenty of lip & a swipe over their heads at the same time.

Great now we are stuck with Watts. Another year of pea hearted efforts and zero intensity coming up

hope youre happy

Maybe we could get him a vest, a feathered cap & a pair of tights, (Skins) he could bring out the Oranges at the breaks

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your a bit precious old man, querty 30

its just dandy my friend, to call a spade a spade, & as a club we should be that honest far more often.... ruffling some duck feathers would not go astray.

oh, & JW is a pea hart

probably better than what querty could do in his prime I'd say Blzb

at 57 I'd still be able to stand up & push back today... may have to hobble off to the Chiro after it, but would still be able to fly our colours high on the mast. and giving plenty of lip & a swipe over their heads at the same time.

Maybe we could get him a vest, a feathered cap & a pair of tights, (Skins) he could bring out the Oranges at the breaks.

Like I said it tells us more about the author than the intended target.

I was going to say you should grow up but if you are 57 as you say then .....too late.
 

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