West Ham are complete failures! Let's all laugh at 'em!
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The Knees Up Mother Brown Cockney Rentboy website has a sticky on it telling their morons, sorry members, that any of them who speculate on the identity or actually name the "sports celebrity" who is referred to in Richard Littlejohn's column in yesterday's Daily Mail will incur an immediate ban, as a High Court order has been slapped on it.
Now I don't want anyone posting a name on here, because we would presumably suffer similar similar swingeing penalties from the courts. Suffice it to say I wouldn't imagine Alan Curbishley to be on the dole for too much longer!
Here's the article. Remember - no names on here please!
Mr X, does your missus know you're here?
"Peter Shilton, Peter Shilton, does your missus know you're here?"
That was the refrain from the terraces (to the tune of Bread Of Heaven) which for months greeted the former Nottingham Forest and England goalkeeper, after he was caught in flagrante with a lady other than his wife.
They were in a state of undress in Shilton's car when they were disturbed by the woman's husband.
Shilton laughed it off, he didn't reach for his lawyers. (Actually, he did, but only to defend him on a charge of drink-driving. When the enraged husband turned up at the scene, Shilts attempted to drive off and hit a lamp-post.)
p>There was no question of him seeking to prevent the story being reported in the newspapers.
Fast-forward 25 years to another philandering sports celebrity, who has obtained a court order to protect his identity.
He, too, was caught having sex with another man's wife. And the husband decided to shame him publicly after discovering explicit e-mails.
This unidentified celebrity claimed under the "human rights" act that he was entitled to privacy and a family life, which would be wrecked if details of his affair came out - even though he was the guilty party. And he found a judge perverse enough to agree with him.
I'm not allowed to name the miscreant, even though I've seen the e-mails and his identity is fairly widely known by now. I'm sure many sports fans are aware who he is.
Wouldn't it be unfortunate if at whichever stadium the anonymous celebrity turned up at this weekend he was greeted by the crowd singing:
"Does your missus know you're here?"
Now I don't want anyone posting a name on here, because we would presumably suffer similar similar swingeing penalties from the courts. Suffice it to say I wouldn't imagine Alan Curbishley to be on the dole for too much longer!
Here's the article. Remember - no names on here please!
Mr X, does your missus know you're here?
"Peter Shilton, Peter Shilton, does your missus know you're here?"
That was the refrain from the terraces (to the tune of Bread Of Heaven) which for months greeted the former Nottingham Forest and England goalkeeper, after he was caught in flagrante with a lady other than his wife.
They were in a state of undress in Shilton's car when they were disturbed by the woman's husband.
Shilton laughed it off, he didn't reach for his lawyers. (Actually, he did, but only to defend him on a charge of drink-driving. When the enraged husband turned up at the scene, Shilts attempted to drive off and hit a lamp-post.)
p>There was no question of him seeking to prevent the story being reported in the newspapers.
Fast-forward 25 years to another philandering sports celebrity, who has obtained a court order to protect his identity.
He, too, was caught having sex with another man's wife. And the husband decided to shame him publicly after discovering explicit e-mails.
This unidentified celebrity claimed under the "human rights" act that he was entitled to privacy and a family life, which would be wrecked if details of his affair came out - even though he was the guilty party. And he found a judge perverse enough to agree with him.
I'm not allowed to name the miscreant, even though I've seen the e-mails and his identity is fairly widely known by now. I'm sure many sports fans are aware who he is.
Wouldn't it be unfortunate if at whichever stadium the anonymous celebrity turned up at this weekend he was greeted by the crowd singing:
"Does your missus know you're here?"
God's country! God's county!
God's town! God's team!!
How can we fail?
COME ON YOU WHITES!!
God's town! God's team!!
How can we fail?
COME ON YOU WHITES!!
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Sorry, but at full time, I actually had beer coming out of my nostrals thinking of Pardew's earlier in the day statment about West Ham making Europe this season!!!!!! 

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Pete wrote:What, like in SCEINCE?Zulus! Thousand of 'em! wrote:I before E, except after C!

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Reminds me of Jasper Carrott's comments about Birmingham City (the side he supports)Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:Sorry, but at full time, I actually had beer coming out of my nostrals think of Pardew's earlier in the day statment about West Ham making Europe this season!!!!!!
"We'll be in Europe next year - if there's a war."
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Quite right - obviously no lady.communistworkethic wrote:I can but not with a lady.Zulus! Thousand of 'em! wrote:Interesting comment on their fanzine site KUMB, in a diatribe about their stars' fighting, coke-snorting, drinking and gambling habits(and get on there tonight and piss yourself at some of the comments, by the way!)
Any ideas on this one?
And Alan Pardew has not set a fit and proper example as manager of the club. I cannot go into any details whatsoever, though some on here will know what I'm talking about. Suffice it to say, the fish rots from the head down.
Somehow I can't see him in a sex scandal.
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Just back from a Medellin Pyrex show - which I'd naively assumed was a Colombian cookware exhibition. But no, it turned out to be a manic depressive French-Canadian chanteuse. Still, Pardew's hapless bunch have cheered me up no end (once again).Little Green Man wrote:Not sure if any one's made this point:
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Little Green Man wrote: Just back from a Medellin Pyrex show - which I'd naively assumed was a Colombian cookware exhibition. But no, it turned out to be a manic depressive French-Canadian chanteuse.

"If you cannot answer a man's argument, all it not lost; you can still call him vile names. " Elbert Hubbard.
Back to the thread, its difficult to laugh at a team that is playing so poor, has no idea on what to do about it and appears to be made up of 11 headless chickens.
Pardew can't last much longer I fear, but who can they get in to turn it around? Dowie and Curbishly appear to be the only managers available at present, unless they want to entice Sam to the big smoke!
Pardew can't last much longer I fear, but who can they get in to turn it around? Dowie and Curbishly appear to be the only managers available at present, unless they want to entice Sam to the big smoke!
Depression is just a state of mind, supporting Bolton is also a state of mind hence supporting Bolton must be depressing QED
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http://www.madeleinepeyroux.com/flash_content/main.htmlMontreal Wanderer wrote:Little Green Man wrote: Just back from a Medellin Pyrex show - which I'd naively assumed was a Colombian cookware exhibition. But no, it turned out to be a manic depressive French-Canadian chanteuse.Never heard of her - sure you have the name right?
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kevin nolan is so fat, that when he sits around the house he sits around the house
I was looking through KUMB last night, and this is their wishlist.FaninOz wrote:Back to the thread, its difficult to laugh at a team that is playing so poor, has no idea on what to do about it and appears to be made up of 11 headless chickens.
Pardew can't last much longer I fear, but who can they get in to turn it around? Dowie and Curbishly appear to be the only managers available at present, unless they want to entice Sam to the big smoke!
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