http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Dolan

It's been there three days at least, long may it continue....

Here's another:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obesity

scroll down to 'see also'

That's a bit naughty Mr I.... and it won't last long I'm sure.

The wonderful thing about the Dolan article is that it seems to have been there essentially unchanged for several months looking at the page history. In that time hundreds of people have probably seen it, had a chuckle, and decided to let it stand!

ARE YOU TELLING US YOU ARE A "CHUBBY CHASER"

i scrolled down to 'see also' but fail to see the hilarity.....what am i missing??!

your dog?

I would like you all to know that i have a very serious and carefully laid out exercise regime and I even have my own message board where I discuss such with like minded people......

http://www.nutritionalsupplements.com/s ... sc&start=0

now I see.......

We aren't allowed Wikipaedia here, what's the griff like??

"Someone" has inserted a certain person's name in the obesity article.

The Terry Dolan article reads as follows.....

Dolan is an English football manager who has had a very successful management career. He is currently manager of UniBond Premier side Guiseley.

Terry started out in 1987 with Bradford City where he spent two great years guiding them to midtable success in the old Division 2. He then left in the new year of 1989 to join the then high flying Rochdale and achieving buoyancy for this Lancashire club in Division 4.

As a manager he achieved legendary status at Hull City whom he joined in 1991 and spent 6 glorious years with the Tigers.

In the year 2000, he returned to the heart of Yorkshire to York City football club where it was to be his finest hour. Remarkably, conference status was achieved within only 3 years under his stewardship. In his last year of employment, he was actually paid to stay at home whilst Chris Brass guided the club safely out of the league.

In the year 2003, he unfortunately bowed out of football management, but returned in October 2006 when he took charge of Guiseley.

Cheers Rob, very amusing.