New Striker joining on Monday?

[TANGODANCER]

That's why you and I need educating see, Boyo?! The thought of a Keegan & Toshack type partnership? Outrageous!!

Or a Nial Quinn/Kevin Phillips, Wynne Davies/Franny Lee....

[jaffka]

oh no, football from yesteryear doesn't count.

duggie will have invented it, whatever we play

[Riviman]

That's why you and I need educating see, Boyo?! The thought of a Keegan & Toshack type partnership? Outrageous!!

Or a Nial Quinn/Kevin Phillips, Wynne Davies/Franny Lee....

Is Wynne Davies Wyn Davies's mum ???

[Worthy4England]

That's why you and I need educating see, Boyo?! The thought of a Keegan & Toshack type partnership? Outrageous!!

Or a Nial Quinn/Kevin Phillips, Wynne Davies/Franny Lee....

Is Wynne Davies Wyn Davies's mum ???

[TANGODANCER]

That's why you and I need educating see, Boyo?! The thought of a Keegan & Toshack type partnership? Outrageous!!

Or a Nial Quinn/Kevin Phillips, Wynne Davies/Franny Lee....

Is Wynne Davies Wyn Davies's mum ???

Welsh Wynne is either male or female, but he was called Ronald anyway.

[bobo the clown]

Now, now Tango.

Wyn is the masculine, Wynne the feminine (means 'white').

Wynn, is an altogether separate name (means 'friend' ... which was metaphorically 'white/clean/pure') and may be used by a male or female.

An inordinate amount of Welsh words relate to colours, or basic farming/landscape terms.

... & yes, he was Ronald Wyn Davies, but always used his 'middle name' ... as is the case with many, many great people (ahem.)

[Bruce Rioja]

Oh, this should be good. Let's have it.

[Prufrock]

Now, now Tango.

Wyn is the masculine, Wynne the feminine (means 'white').

Wynn, is an altogether separate name (means 'friend' ... which was metaphorically 'white/clean/pure') and may be used by a male or female.

An inordinate amount of Welsh words relate to colours, or basic farming/landscape terms.

... & yes, he was Ronald Wyn Davies, but always used his 'middle name' ... as is the case with many, many great people (ahem.)

Who asked you, The?

[bobo the clown]

Just thought I'd help !!

[Worthy4England]

Now, now Tango.

Wyn is the masculine, Wynne the feminine (means 'white').

Wynn, is an altogether separate name (means 'friend' ... which was metaphorically 'white/clean/pure') and may be used by a male or female.

An inordinate amount of Welsh words relate to colours, or basic farming/landscape terms.

... & yes, he was Ronald Wyn Davies, but always used his 'middle name' ... as is the case with many, many great people (ahem.)

I'm not going to start calling you "the".

[bobo the clown]

Have it your own way Worthy.

[Worthy4England]

Have it your own way Worthy.

I wish to be known as "4" from now on...

[TANGODANCER]

Okay. You Wyn.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Have it your own way Worthy.

I wish to be known as "4" from now on...

You can 4 *cough*

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Well? It's Monday, did he join?

[Prufrock]

Who asked you, The?

Now, now Tango.

Wyn is the masculine, Wynne the feminine (means 'white').

Wynn, is an altogether separate name (means 'friend' ... which was metaphorically 'white/clean/pure') and may be used by a male or female.

An inordinate amount of Welsh words relate to colours, or basic farming/landscape terms.

... & yes, he was Ronald Wyn Davies, but always used his 'middle name' ... as is the case with many, many great people (ahem.)

I'm not going to start calling you "the".

It must be the way you tell 'em

[bobo the clown]

I actually didn't get it initially Pru. It took two bites.

VG, however.

[TonyDomingos]

Well? It's Monday, did he join?

Joining on Wednesday.