Reice Charles-Cook (1 Viewer)

[gibletmc]

Sick interview with our goalie Charles-Cook who describes his journey from Arsenal to League 2 and now up the football leagues. Seems to have his head firmly screwed on great to see.

http://realsport101.com/reice-charles-cook-what-footballs-really-like-part-2/

 

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[Skyblueweeman]

Is he ill?

 

[covcity4life]

bodacious

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[skybluesam66]

lets hope hes better for Sheff u game

 

[Nick]

I’ve played at every level now, and seen how it was to act and now I can be myself. The gaffer we got now [Tony Mowbray] is a natural genius. Playing at Coventry is like what I learnt all them years back at Arsenal

 

[chiefdave]

He's not short on confidence is he!

 

[Esoterica]

I like him, hope he has a few seasons with us. If you've got SkyBlue Player there's a nice bit in the James Maddison return interview where RCC just walks in and takes over the interview.

 

[Skyblue4u]

I find the term "sic" very annoying. It should be banned here and everywhere come to think of it

 

[Sick Boy]

Only little tosspots use the term 'sick'

 

[CJ_covblaze]

Only little tosspots use the term 'sick'

I'm doing my best to rid it from my schools. Does my head in.

 

[chiefdave]

I'm doing my best to rid it from my schools. Does my head in.

I've got a picture in my head of kids running up to CJ yelling sic with faces painted, wearing half and half scarfs while doing the mexican wave!

 

[hill83]

Nice one, I was waiting for this after reading part one the other week.

 

[Nick]

I've got a picture in my head of kids running up to CJ yelling sic with faces painted, wearing half and half scarfs while doing the mexican wave!

Wearing club shirts to England games?

 

[Huckerby]

that's sick

 

[skyblueinBaku]

Only little tosspots use the term 'sick'

Perhaps it's a typo and he meant to write "slick". I can't think of any other explanation for using the word "sick" in that context.

 

[ajsccfc]

Sick means good. A lot of negative words have positive meanings, but you don't see it the other way like if I described this post as both riveting and entertaining. Doesn't fly as slang.

 

[skyblueinBaku]

Sick means good. A lot of negative words have positive meanings, but you don't see it the other way like if I described this post as both riveting and entertaining. Doesn't fly as slang.

Sick means good? The world's gone mad.

 

[st john]

A comment from RCC in the article about Bury

Bury offered me a deal but I wasn’t happy with it, so I said I’d find somewhere else so they let me go, and we parted terms. I went looking for other clubs and my agent got me a trial at Coventry, then got put on a trial and I got signed in the week. After leaving Bury, you wouldn’t think you’ll find your way up after. I thought I’d have to go the Conference and make my name there. I went to Coventry and they sent me on loan to Nuneaton straight away. I played in the Conference Premier for 4-5 months, which was a great experience, then got called back to sit on the bench for the rest of the season in League 1, which was a sick experience for me. - See more at: http://realsport101.com/reice-charles-cook-what-footballs-really-like-part-2/#sthash.F7nkKRml.dpuf

 

[James Smith]

He's not short on confidence is he!

Always thought that was a good thing for a goalkeeper myself

 

[Dimi_Konstantflapalot]

I find the term "sic" very annoying. It should be banned here and everywhere come to think of it

Oh piss off you boring old fuck

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

A comment from RCC in the article about Bury

Bury offered me a deal but I wasn’t happy with it, so I said I’d find somewhere else so they let me go, and we parted terms. I went looking for other clubs and my agent got me a trial at Coventry, then got put on a trial and I got signed in the week. After leaving Bury, you wouldn’t think you’ll find your way up after. I thought I’d have to go the Conference and make my name there. I went to Coventry and they sent me on loan to Nuneaton straight away. I played in the Conference Premier for 4-5 months, which was a great experience, then got called back to sit on the bench for the rest of the season in League 1, which was a sick experience for me. - See more at: http://realsport101.com/reice-charles-cook-what-footballs-really-like-part-2/#sthash.F7nkKRml.dpuf

Ah the good old days when we could pay more than big spending Bury

 

[ajsccfc]

Sick means good? The world's gone mad.

Mad's another that means good too. I also hear that chicken can be cheeky, but I'm not having that for a second.

 

[mechaishida]

Sick means good. A lot of negative words have positive meanings, but you don't see it the other way like if I described this post as both riveting and entertaining. Doesn't fly as slang.

I'm waiting for the day 'c**t' becomes a term of endearment in youth culture. Won't be long now.

 

[Huckerby]

I'm waiting for the day 'c**t' becomes a term of endearment in youth culture. Won't be long now.

That made me laugh my dear c**t

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[fernandopartridge]

I'm waiting for the day 'c**t' becomes a term of endearment in youth culture. Won't be long now.

Happened long ago amongst the working class. Calling your mate a c**t lost all sense on insult many years ago.

 

[singers_pore]

After Sam Ricketts joined, RCC told him that RCC was the club's vice captain when he wasn't even in the team. I like him. A real character who keeps the dressing room a happy place. And goalies are supposed to be a bit mad aren't they?

 

[Johnnythespider]

I'm doing my best to rid it from my schools. Does my head in.

Don't you mean it's "twisting your melon man"

 

[ajsccfc]

Sick is basically the same as whatever was the cool terms to use when the average person on here was a kid. I haven't read The Great Gatsby recently so I can't give you a precise example.

 

[Skyblue4u]

Oh piss off you boring old fuck

Learn to spell you obnoxious, Illiterate little prick

 

[jimmyhillsfanclub]

Happened long ago amongst the working class. Calling your mate a c**t lost all sense on insult many years ago.

Fucking right......my mates have been calling me a c**t for years.....

 

[shmmeee]

Only little tosspots use the term 'sick'

Only beaten by "bare sick". What? Like the vomit of a large woodland creature?

See also hench and peng.

 

[letsallsingtogether]

Sick is basically the same as whatever was the cool terms to use when the average person on here was a kid. I haven't read The Great Gatsby recently so I can't give you a precise example.

Cool, fab,wicked,

 

[wingy]

Cool, fab,wicked,

Smooth, Sweet.

 

[RB1992]

Typical Footballer Tweet:

"Shout out to my bro @Player_Who_They've_Known_About_3_Weeks for his sick goals yesterday! Absolute flames (3 x fire emoticon) from you mate (bicep emoticon)! Great game from the lads (football emoticon), nice to pick up an assist as well, fans were unreal (hand praise emoticon) #Positivity #GodIsGreat"

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Typical Footballer Tweet:

"Shout out to my bro @Player_Who_They've_Known_About_3_ Weeks for his sick goals yesterday! Absolute flames (3 x fire emoticon) from you mate (bicep emoticon)! Great game from the lads (football emoticon), nice to pick up an assist as well, fans were unreal (hand praise emoticon) #Positivity #GodIsGreat"

Nope haven't a clue what that says