I know this was a while ago but I just thought because there aint a thread on it why not start one
Its like Bernard's watch... he can stop it and stop all time apart from himself. He occasionally uses it and moves the opposition keeper off his line, restarts time and scores a 35 yard header past a rather bemused keeper.I know this was a while ago but I just thought because there aint a thread on it why not start one
Not so much a superstition as very expensive at £15k and doesn't want to leave it in the dressing room. He might be on decent money now but its still 3 weeks money and he comes from humble beginnings. Equally not suggesting we have dishonesty in the group but to some of the lads on significantly less it would be even more attractive so he asks Marshy to look after it for him.
It’s a weird superstition. If we were winning every week then great. Once we lost and he played shite surely the superstition is pointless
Not so much a superstition as very expensive at £15k and doesn't want to leave it in the dressing room. He might be on decent money now but its still 3 weeks money and he comes from humble beginnings. Equally not suggesting we have dishonesty in the group but to some of the lads on significantly less it would be even more attractive so he asks Marshy to look after it for him.
Why put the temptation there. You might trust them implicitly but don't know everyone's circumstances at home and one time would cast a cloud over the entire squad.lots of people like a nice watch and ask yourself regardless of what you thought if your team mates would you leave something that valuable lying around with a bunch of guys you've barely known 5 minutes when you have an alternative option. Don't forget this ritual started months back and he only signed in the summer. It needn't even be a player but certainly wouldn't be the first time a dressing room was robbed.If that is true it’s pathetic that he doesn’t trust his teammates. Also, why not just leave it at home on match day
Why put the temptation there. You might trust them implicitly but don't know everyone's circumstances at home and one time would cast a cloud over the entire squad.lots of people like a nice watch and ask yourself regardless of what you thought if your team mates would you leave something that valuable lying around with a bunch of guys you've barely known 5 minutes when you have an alternative option. Don't forget this ritual started months back and he only signed in the summer. It needn't even be a player but certainly wouldn't be the first time a dressing room was robbed.
Why when there's no need to? Chris is happy to look after it during the game and the rest of the time he likes to wear it.
So leave the watch at home then
I mean yeah its paranoid but it does happen, even at high-end pro clubsIf that is true it’s pathetic that he doesn’t trust his teammates. Also, why not just leave it at home on match day
Soon it will be a 65 yard headerIts like Bernard's watch... he can stop it and stop all time apart from himself. He occasionally uses it and moves the opposition keeper off his line, restarts time and scores a 35 yard header past a rather bemused keeper.
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That was BurgeWasn't there a rumour years ago that a player we had on loan had 'light fingers'?
It's not his team mate he doesn't trust he knows what Brummies are like , they'd nick your fillings if you yawned to wide.If that is true it’s pathetic that he doesn’t trust his teammates. Also, why not just leave it at home on match day
Plus Walsh has left so the Scouse removal must give him some comfort about leaving it in the dressingNot so much a superstition as very expensive at £15k and doesn't want to leave it in the dressing room. He might be on decent money now but its still 3 weeks money and he comes from humble beginnings. Equally not suggesting we have dishonesty in the group but to some of the lads on significantly less it would be even more attractive so he asks Marshy to look after it for him.
Dion used to keep a grandfather clock in his shorts apparently
Racist. Reported.Dion used to keep a grandfather clock in his shorts apparently
Noel Noel Noel noelDion used to keep a grandfather clock in his shorts apparently
Fuckin thing never did keep good time after thatRead somewhere soldvedt had a Rolex nicked from ryton when he played here that he’d been given for being motm in champs lge
It’s a weird superstition. If we were winning every week then great. Once we lost and he played shite surely the superstition is pointless
My lucky underwear finally rotted last seasonBit like me with my two tone socks. Wore one black and one white for weeks when we were unbeaten this season, then the inevitable happened
I'd like to point out by "for weeks" I mean on match days
A £15k watch to a professional footballer is like a £100 watch to us mere mortals, they live in a very different world.Not so much a superstition as very expensive at £15k and doesn't want to leave it in the dressing room. He might be on decent money now but its still 3 weeks money and he comes from humble beginnings. Equally not suggesting we have dishonesty in the group but to some of the lads on significantly less it would be even more attractive so he asks Marshy to look after it for him.
If we were Premiership I'd agreeA £15k watch to a professional footballer is like a £100 watch to us mere mortals, they live in a very different world.
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