any chance of talking football here lads??

nope...

 

so what colour is your hair.. mine's brown!

what about anyone else.

Lovejoy,

 

Why have you ( a Toon fan) named yourself after that egotistical effeminate w??nker of a Chelsea fan off Soccer AM?

 

If you want to name yourself after the star of that show, call yourself Sheephead: COME ON, YOU WHITEMEN!

 

 

im named after the antiques dealer mate

 

 

whose father once played for bowton

 

Who's author is my wife's uncle or something. J. Gash . . . actually called J. Grant.

any chance of talking football here lads??

 

i was talking football you fat bar coded thick geordie pussy .

 

 

lovejoy= ian mcshane

 

ian mcshane's father played for bolton.

 

 

 

 

oh and pick up my grammer and spelling mistakes ,and i'll shove them up your arse

any chance of talking football here lads??

 

i was talking football you fat bar coded thick geordie pussy .

 

 

lovejoy= ian mcshane

 

ian mcshane's father played for bolton.

 

 

 

 

oh and pick up my grammer and spelling mistakes ,and i'll shove them up your arse

 

 

ok.

 

 

 

basically, to end this, as i had expected decent conversation, if we get sam, you go down.

 

enjoy the fizzy pop leagues

nope...

 

so what colour is your hair.. mine's brown!

what about anyone else.

 

 

Mines brown as well!!!! Small world eh?

Mine's brown too. Hey, this is getting spooky!

nope...

 

so what colour is your hair.. mine's brown!

what about anyone else.

 

 

Mines brown as well!!!! Small world eh?

 

Small world?

Wouldn't like to paint it.

 

 

 

FAO Lovejoy: We don't think Allardyce will come to your struggling club and revive your fortunes, now run along back to where you came from. Good man.

any chance of talking football here lads??

 

i was talking football you fat bar coded thick geordie pussy .

 

 

lovejoy= ian mcshane

 

ian mcshane's father played for bolton.

 

 

 

 

oh and pick up my grammer and spelling mistakes ,and i'll shove them up your arse

 

 

ok.

 

 

 

basically, to end this, as i had expected decent conversation, if we get sam, you go down.

 

enjoy the fizzy pop leagues

 

 

I'm getting the word: COCK!

I suspect he's a rear Admiral

 

On the Newcastle board he's known as Bumlovejoy

 

Honest

Rear Gunner, I reckon.

Wide Receiver.

great conversation lads, well done.

great conversation lads, well done.

 

Thanks Felchmeister Bottenhagen

great conversation lads, well done.

 

Thanks Felchmeister Bottenhagen

 

 

anytime

St James is a graveyard for managers. why would Sam want to manage there?

St James is a graveyard for managers. why would Sam want to manage there?

 

we have only sacked one in the last 14 years, and that was bobby, it will soon be two though.

 

plus, bolton is a graveyard for players, so why would he want to stay if a bigger club with more money (for both him and transfers) came along

Lovejoy your posts on here illustrate why most proper fans (who attend) fcuking hate Newcastle

 

Big club syndrome (like City). Look we know Newcastle if fcukin massive because you have no serious rivals within 100 miles

 

But some of us older lads remember the Toon pre Keegan. How many were at St James when you played Oxford before King Kev became boss?

St James is a graveyard for managers. why would Sam want to manage there?

 

we have only sacked one in the last 14 years, and that was bobby, it will soon be two though.

 

plus, bolton is a graveyard for players, so why would he want to stay if a bigger club with more money (for both him and transfers) came along

 

Gullit, Dalglish, etc, all half decent managers - who didn't cut it at your club. Why is Bolton a graveyard for players?

Quite the opposite if you ask me. Many players have left Bolton for bigger, better things and their careers have taken a subsequent downturn. FACT.

St James is a graveyard for managers. why would Sam want to manage there?

 

we have only sacked one in the last 14 years, and that was bobby, it will soon be two though.

 

plus, bolton is a graveyard for players, so why would he want to stay if a bigger club with more money (for both him and transfers) came along

 

Gullit, Dalglish, etc, all half decent managers - who didn't cut it at your club. Why is Bolton a graveyard for players?

Quite the opposite if you ask me. Many players have left Bolton for bigger, better things and their careers have taken a subsequent downturn. FACT.

 

Ron McGarry and Wyn Davies to name two.

Lovejoy,

 

Why have you ( a Toon fan) named yourself after that egotistical effeminate w??nker of a Chelsea fan off Soccer AM?

 

If you want to name yourself after the star of that show, call yourself Sheephead: COME ON, YOU WHITEMEN!

 

 

im named after the antiques dealer mate

 

 

whose father once played for bowton

 

I once met Ian McShane and I said to him your father once played for my home town team. He said Bolton. I said No. He then went through Man Uts, Oldham and Blackburn with me saying no each time. I eventually told him that it was Chorley where Harry McShane was player manager. Ian said Oh yes I used to go training with him there.

Lovejoy your posts on here illustrate why most proper fans (who attend) fcuking hate Newcastle

 

Big club syndrome (like City). Look we know Newcastle if fcukin massive because you have no serious rivals within 100 miles

 

But some of us older lads remember the Toon pre Keegan. How many were at St James when you played Oxford before King Kev became boss?

 

sunderland = 15 miles away

 

boro = 27 miles away.

 

berwick = 75 miles away

 

i was nothing but respectfull when i came on here, until i got shite off you lot for no reason.

If you don't like it, f??ck off.

St James is a graveyard for managers. why would Sam want to manage there?

 

we have only sacked one in the last 14 years, and that was bobby, it will soon be two though.

 

plus, bolton is a graveyard for players, so why would he want to stay if a bigger club with more money (for both him and transfers) came along

 

Gullit, Dalglish, etc, all half decent managers - who didn't cut it at your club. Why is Bolton a graveyard for players?

Quite the opposite if you ask me. Many players have left Bolton for bigger, better things and their careers have taken a subsequent downturn. FACT.

 

im sure they have, but big names only ever go there when they are finished. FACT.

 

listen, i didnt come on here to argue, as my first post indicates. and i certainly dont want to argue now, i am after a decent discussion.

 

i apologise if i have offended anyone.

If you don't like it, f??ck off.

 

 

who said i didnt like it