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poolieinnottingham
 Post subject: Names wanted for the bairn's teddies
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The bairn has got loads of cuddly toys, which I want to name after less skilful Pools players of the past. Up to now we have:

Doigy
Tunks
Borthwick (although it is now called Borkwick as he gets puked on regularly)

Can anyone help me with some more?

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sctatchinghead

I've just had a look for him on Mad John's site, but no sign. Perhaps he will be in Katcha's book.

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Obafemi Obsession
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Here's three:

Arran,
Lee,
Barratt.
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I've been chuckling at the thought of a teddy bear called Tommy Sword :laugh: :laugh:

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Cockfingers.
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That dyslexia is catching :wink:
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Hawklord wrote:
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That dyslexia is catching :wink:


it was a good stab at it though!
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H99 wrote:
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That dyslexia is catching :wink:


it was a good stab at it though!


Well, I knew who you meant.
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Mohammed.

What position did he play ?

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Tony Canham
Tony Skedd
Scott Sloan

God we have vast quantities of tripe to wade through here!
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WILSONthrilled PICK ANY 3.

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Tickhill and Watty? :wink:

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Poolie of Kent wrote:
Mohammed.

ONLY CALL THEM THIS IF UR SELLING THEM YOUR SURE TO MAKE A PROPHET :roll:

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Mohammed.

What position did he play ?


Obviously not right wing cos POK is stuck right out there.

The racist bastad.

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stupoolie wrote:
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I didn't think either of those two were that bad! :laugh:

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Just a half please wrote:
Brian Murphy

and his brother Barry.



And his wife, Yootha Joyce
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Poolie of Kent
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Mr Ripper wrote:
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Mohammed.

What position did he play ?


Obviously not right wing cos POK is stuck right out there.

The racist bastad.


Well, at least we could do a thing like that in this country as opposed to the poor woman who got jailed over it in the Middle East.

Actually can I suggest Scottie after Scott Walker. He was awful at Wycombe when we won 4-3 away.
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Hey, they were alright, Ripper !
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Gilly (John Gill) and Taffy (Anthony Williams).

I'm sure no-one would mind when they get showered in regurgitated rusk if they're called that. :grin:
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How can you put Taffy Williams on that list ? He was absolute class, he was.

I remember when he saved a Kidderminster penalty when we won 1-0 with a Sharp header.

Absolutely brilliant he was.

Marcus Richardson was one of the very few talented black players we've had - ah, diving into the Rink End snow in Winter 2002 after scoring !

Widdro was class and all.
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How can you put Taffy Williams on that list ? He was absolute class, he was.

I remember when he saved a Kidderminster penalty when we won 1-0 with a Sharp header.

Absolutely brilliant he was.

Marcus Richardson was one of the very few talented black players we've had - ah, diving into the Rink End snow in Winter 2002 after scoring !

Widdro was class and all.


Williams was a cack keeper who was perceived as ok after the shite we'd endured for years.

I'm not even going to credit your comments on Marcus with a response save to say that you really are one racist bastad. refyellow

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Poolie of Kent wrote:
How can you put Taffy Williams on that list ? He was absolute class, he was.

I remember when he saved a Kidderminster penalty when we won 1-0 with a Sharp header.

Absolutely brilliant he was.

Marcus Richardson was one of the very few talented black players we've had - ah, diving into the Rink End snow in Winter taz 2002 after scoring !


Taffy Williams wasn't a very good keeper.

Marcus Richardson.. talented rolfl I see no relevance in his colour in respect to his or anyone else's ability either.
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I remember when he saved a Kidderminster penalty when we won 1-0 with a Sharp header.
That was a superb save, one of the best penalty saves I've seen in a Pools match. Taffy was excellent in his first season with us, but I thought his form took a downward turn after that. Still a long way from being among the worst keepers we've had.


That's fair point about Williams actually he was good in that season, and even in the second. It was just that promotion season his form just got worse and worse and Newell not dropping him was a major factor in us not winning the title. It took Cooper one game and he'd seen enough!!

Still he was never the bravest, I think his biggest fault.
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Poolie of Kent wrote:
How can you put Taffy Williams on that list ? He was absolute class, he was.

I remember when he saved a Kidderminster penalty when we won 1-0 with a Sharp header.

Absolutely brilliant he was.

Marcus Richardson was one of the very few talented black players we've had - ah, diving into the Rink End snow in Winter 2002 after scoring !

Widdro was class and all.



In the words of Alan Partridge, 'You big, daft racist'
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Taff probably had ten good games for Pools in four seasons and lived off the back of them. Fire one from point blank and he was OK, bang a cross over or run at him and he was dire.
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