Pravda always follows the party line
Safri and Mcveigh would be my votes.
Either of them winning would be a direct snub to Nigel Worthington so they cannot even be considered.
Posted By: matgore on April 10th 2006 at 12:53:09
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- WWII probably, but quality article from Waghorn in the Pink Un (NCFC) - Wayne Biggins, Apr 10, 12:38:13
- I heard a rumour that he had taken voluntary redundancy - t'was a rumour though (n/m) (NCFC) - malkybarkid, Apr 10, 12:56:09
- He has. Will start his own blog... (NCFC) - frankblack, Apr 10, 13:11:44
- agreed (NCFC) - cambird, Apr 10, 12:51:20
- Hazzah (n/m) (NCFC) - Fierce Panda, Apr 10, 13:13:26
- How is Safri not being mentioned in much POTS stuff!? (n/m) (NCFC) - Brandonio, Apr 10, 12:50:11
- It's astonishing, isn't it? (n/m) (NCFC) - Ottosson Foxtrot, Apr 10, 12:54:33
- Pravda always follows the party line (NCFC) - matgore, Apr 10, 12:53:09
- says a lot (NCFC) - Dave in France, Apr 10, 12:45:20
- imho, Doc is POTS as he's played virtually all games and given 100% (NCFC) - Wayne Biggins, Apr 10, 12:56:56
- but he has still been part of the one of the worst defences in the league (n/m) (NCFC) - Brandonio, Apr 10, 13:38:15
- imho, Doc is POTS as he's played virtually all games and given 100% (NCFC) - Wayne Biggins, Apr 10, 12:56:56
- I heard a rumour that he had taken voluntary redundancy - t'was a rumour though (n/m) (NCFC) - malkybarkid, Apr 10, 12:56:09
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