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Watched a fair bit of Barnsley v Everton earlier - cracking game with two organised, Lacey, committed teams passing and moving
The lad Roberts at the back for Barnsley looks a prospect. A very assured centre back and they seem to have a production line of them up there I'd check him out with some regular scouting and if good consistently id purchase and loan him back rest of season Said on comms Birmingham were sniffing
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
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Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 23:55 - Aug 26 with 3251 views
He'd be delighted that Wilshere minor has brought pipe-smoking back to professional sport, though the design for the mobile handset was clearly lost in 1930.
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Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 08:47 - Aug 27 with 2961 views
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 08:43 - Aug 27 by MrSheen
He'd be delighted that Wilshere minor has brought pipe-smoking back to professional sport, though the design for the mobile handset was clearly lost in 1930.
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 23:55 - Aug 26 by BazzaInTheLoft
I can't seem to find Dickensia on my atlas?
Is it a EU country or will he need a work permit? I think I read something in the Mail about Dickensians eating swans once.
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'Bloody Dickensians, coming over here, taking all our jobs, shagging our women, the stink of their cooking, giving decent folk rickets and scurvy. Makes me sick, it does. This used to be a nice area, you could leave yer back door open, people used to look out for each other, you know? I was only saying to Mr Malik, Mr Wong and Mr Rosenblatt at the Lesbian African Drumming group last Wednesday, we've lived here all our lives but just don't recognise this place any more.'
(c) Richard Littlecock, Daily Heil, every day.
'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 08:43 - Aug 27 by MrSheen
He'd be delighted that Wilshere minor has brought pipe-smoking back to professional sport, though the design for the mobile handset was clearly lost in 1930.
Not just any old cricketer - one of our greatest. Makes the Wisden all time world XI no less!
Wisden World XI:
1 Jack Hobbs (England, Wisden Cricketer of the Year 1909) 61 Tests, 5,410 runs at 56.94
2 WG Grace (England, CY 1896) 22 Tests, 1,098 runs at 32.29
3 Don Bradman (Australia, CY 1931, capt) 52 Tests, 6,996 runs at 99.94
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 23:21 - Aug 26 by Lblock
Watched a fair bit of Barnsley v Everton earlier - cracking game with two organised, Lacey, committed teams passing and moving
The lad Roberts at the back for Barnsley looks a prospect. A very assured centre back and they seem to have a production line of them up there I'd check him out with some regular scouting and if good consistently id purchase and loan him back rest of season Said on comms Birmingham were sniffing
I was watching Swansea vs York, it was very much a tale of two Cities.
A magnificent football club, the love of our lives, finding a way to finally have its day in the sun.
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 08:56 - Aug 27 by Dorse
'Bloody Dickensians, coming over here, taking all our jobs, shagging our women, the stink of their cooking, giving decent folk rickets and scurvy. Makes me sick, it does. This used to be a nice area, you could leave yer back door open, people used to look out for each other, you know? I was only saying to Mr Malik, Mr Wong and Mr Rosenblatt at the Lesbian African Drumming group last Wednesday, we've lived here all our lives but just don't recognise this place any more.'
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 13:41 - Aug 27 by enfieldargh
no... that's the prickwipe papers
'Oh, botheration', exclaimed Hezekiah Drippycock, 'my laudanum induced lack of dexterous penile handling has occasioned the shameful splashing of my boots. Whatever is to be done?' The ammonia-tinged fog that clung to his legs in the freezing room of easement was a morose reminder of the foul humours that took his dear Chlamydia with consumption not three months past. But his was determined not to be unmanned by this unfortunate turn of events and, turning on his heel, he returned to the boisterous gin palace and opium den run by the Squench brothers...'
Extract from 'Bleak Out-House'
'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'
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Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 22:18 - Aug 27 with 2202 views
Jack Hobbs: Dickensian Centreback on 23:14 - Aug 27 by FredManRave
Was Chris Old the 12th man?!
I tried to find out who has been 12th man the most times, but it's hard to find. It might be Andy Bichel - 19 test starts for Oz plus 19 as 12th man. That's a lot anyway.
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