Club Rebranding
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Re: Club Rebranding
On the bright side, in about 30 years time, there might be a nostalgia debate going on about whether we should have the ribbons back, as they were all good years in the Prem...PC1978 wrote:I am laughing............ but at myself as I did the same thing!bobo the clown wrote:Laugh .... or cry ?
Oh, go on .... you know the answer .....
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/10468420._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
But then again like the retro look!
Although from your sign-in name, you might be 65 by then.
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Re: Club Rebranding
I'm sure he was in front of me at Sheff Wednesday away....drunk as a poet on pay day, throwing up....bobo the clown wrote:Laugh .... or cry ?
Oh, go on .... you know the answer .....
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/10468420._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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At first glance I thought it was an ugly woman. Why the hell is that newsworthy?Annoyed Grunt wrote:I'm sure he was in front of me at Sheff Wednesday away....drunk as a poet on pay day, throwing up....bobo the clown wrote:Laugh .... or cry ?
Oh, go on .... you know the answer .....
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/10468420._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If we're talking tattoo timing, this is funnier...
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... uting.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Club Rebranding
LeverEnd wrote:At first glance I thought it was an ugly woman. Why the hell is that newsworthy?Annoyed Grunt wrote:I'm sure he was in front of me at Sheff Wednesday away....drunk as a poet on pay day, throwing up....bobo the clown wrote:Laugh .... or cry ?
Oh, go on .... you know the answer .....
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/10468420._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If we're talking tattoo timing, this is funnier...
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... uting.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The VERY best was the Newcastle Fan who had Andy Cole tattooed on his leg.....two days later he was sold to Man. U.
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Re: Club Rebranding
Them socks are feckin mingin!
Are we a rugby team......?
Are we a rugby team......?
Are we in League 2 yet - Three seasons and we'll be away to Chesham
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This kiddie scrawl on the behemoth back of this wanker is supposedly Old Trafford.
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I hope to fck that is in crayon*. A typical 9 year old would do better than that.
* actually, bllx to it ... I hope it ;
a). is a tattoo
b). cost him a fortune
c). one day burns down so it doesn't represent anything at all
d). helps ruin his miserable life
* actually, bllx to it ... I hope it ;
a). is a tattoo
b). cost him a fortune
c). one day burns down so it doesn't represent anything at all
d). helps ruin his miserable life
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Oh it gets better still, Bobo. Feast your eyes.
I take it that any Tom, Dick or Harry can buy a tattoo gun and set up shop, because quite clearly that's what's happened here.
I take it that any Tom, Dick or Harry can buy a tattoo gun and set up shop, because quite clearly that's what's happened here.
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Re: Club Rebranding
Whilst I understand the sentiment, I'm not sure how his tattoo affects this particular hope?!bobo the clown wrote:I hope to fck that is in crayon*. A typical 9 year old would do better than that.
* actually, bllx to it ... I hope it ;
a). is a tattoo
b). cost him a fortune
c). one day burns down so it doesn't represent anything at all
d). helps ruin his miserable life
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That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
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I didn't find a way of fitting the proper wording into the format and ... hoped against hope that there wouldn't be some smart-arse who would point it out.Prufrock wrote:Whilst I understand the sentiment, I'm not sure how his tattoo affects this particular hope?!bobo the clown wrote:I hope to fck that is in crayon*. A typical 9 year old would do better than that.
* actually, bllx to it ... I hope it ;
a). is a tattoo
b). cost him a fortune
c). one day burns down so it doesn't represent anything at all
d). helps ruin his miserable life
Though, to be honest, I DID expect it'd be bish who got there first.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
Re: Club Rebranding
seems to work fine to me.. Don't let Prufrock bully you! stand up for yourself lad!bobo the clown wrote:I didn't find a way of fitting the proper wording into the format and ... hoped against hope that there wouldn't be some smart-arse who would point it out.Prufrock wrote:Whilst I understand the sentiment, I'm not sure how his tattoo affects this particular hope?!bobo the clown wrote:I hope to fck that is in crayon*. A typical 9 year old would do better than that.
* actually, bllx to it ... I hope it ;
a). is a tattoo
b). cost him a fortune
c). one day burns down so it doesn't represent anything at all
d). helps ruin his miserable life
Though, to be honest, I DID expect it'd be bish who got there first.
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Dear god.....that's awful!Bruce Rioja wrote:This kiddie scrawl on the behemoth back of this wanker is supposedly Old Trafford.
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Only on the change kit - which should have red shirts, by the way.CrazyHorse wrote:I always thought you were a big fan of the white shorts Zulu?Zulus Thousand of em wrote:Navy blue - not black. Standards gentlemen!
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Fair play TD. I never knew that!TANGODANCER wrote:Be as gobsmacked as you like buddy, but from 1946-1951 we wore black shorts, not navy blue, but black. ..........Check it here.William the White wrote:Really? I'm gobsmacked.TANGODANCER wrote:Well, it was about 1947 when I first went to Burnden and we sure played in black and white then. Can't comment on 1874. My first pair of football socks were just like those "new" hooped ones.CrazyHorse wrote:Shirley we played in black and white in 1874?
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Anyone got a scan or picture of this?clapton is god wrote:http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/loc ... Quid_deal/
I don't want to go buy a newspaper just to read it!
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Re: Club Rebranding
Have a lot of memories of that era Zulu, everything was black and white, scarves, (bought from Shannons on Great Moor Street) and footy socks etc (bought from any one of Len Tobutts, Albert Wards, George Bells or Harold Whiddett's (sp?). Oh, and those bloody great rattles.Zulus Thousand of em wrote:Fair play TD. I never knew that!TANGODANCER wrote:Be as gobsmacked as you like buddy, but from 1946-1951 we wore black shorts, not navy blue, but black. ..........Check it here.William the White wrote:Really? I'm gobsmacked.TANGODANCER wrote:Well, it was about 1947 when I first went to Burnden and we sure played in black and white then. Can't comment on 1874. My first pair of football socks were just like those "new" hooped ones.CrazyHorse wrote:Shirley we played in black and white in 1874?
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Bolton_ ... derers.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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