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Stourbr*dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 11:37
by yeltz85
Just re-signed Geddes... great signing for them.

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 12:49
by piearce9
Tonksy replaced by Sean Geddes?

What a downgrade :-\

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 12:54
by RaidenYeltz
A good example of a well run club and the signings a well run club can make.

Well done Stour-bridge.

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 12:59
by The Reasonable Man
RaidenYeltz wrote:A good example of a well run club and the signings a well run club can make.

Well done Stour-bridge.
And the award for most imaginative and grown-up use of a hyphen goes to...

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 13:06
by RaidenYeltz
The Reasonable Man wrote:
RaidenYeltz wrote:A good example of a well run club and the signings a well run club can make.

Well done Stour-bridge.
And the award for most imaginative and grown-up use of a hyphen goes to...
I think 'bleeping' out most of our rivals name, automatically, is a little childish. Their fans take the piss out of us for that...

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 13:22
by The Reasonable Man
I know "they" do. I'm one of them!

It's one of those things that is very, very funny...

For about five minutes...

If you're 12.

On the other hand, I do find myself referring to you as Brummies* now and then, so pot, kettle and all that...



(*To my mind this is a question of geographical, postal and telephonic fact, so different rules apply)

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 14:58
by Steve Glass
If we have already started the mischievous pre-match banter, isn't it great to see a Halesowen company sponsoring a Stourbr*dge home match and does this mean that Asa Charlton has short odds on winning the man of the match award?

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 17:35
by RobYeltz
Steve Glass wrote:If we have already started the mischievous pre-match banter, isn't it great to see a Halesowen company sponsoring a Stourbr*dge home match and does this mean that Asa Charlton has short odds on winning the man of the match award?
I should imagine that the person choosing the man of match would be expected to chose a home player wouldn't you? ;-)

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 20:12
by JohnC
RaidenYeltz wrote:A good example of a well run club and the signings a well run club can make.

Well done Stour-bridge.
Zzzzzzzzzz

Re: S*******dge

Posted: 22 Dec 2015, 21:02
by Yeltz27
JohnC wrote:
RaidenYeltz wrote:A good example of a well run club and the signings a well run club can make.

Well done Stour-bridge.
Zzzzzzzzzz
I agree with Raiden even if you disagree John