alibob Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 The blanks in the story are names of English, Scottish or Welsh football league clubs. Follow the clues and fill in the blanks The sun shone --------- the day we set sail for the ------------- aboard an ancient ship called the Lady ----------, named after Nelson???s only true love. She had a wooden -----, riddled with holes and a ---------- made up of Scots, Welsh and others of the ---------- race. They were a rowdy bunch and did in fact ------------ furniture after a heavy session. The exception was the cabin boy whose job it was to --------- the boiler. He won our ---------- with his endeavour to conquer his lack of learning by practising his ------------- alone, as if sent to ------------. He was also a keen sports fan and had pictures of --------- Piggot, ---------- Moss, ----------- Best, Nick -------------, Dwight -------, Alan ----------- and Chris ------------- on his bedroom walls, signed personally. On the whole the sea -------- was good for the family and the break did my ------------ as she had not had a good holiday ---------- too long. It certainly did her --------- lot of good. Despite our problems we ----------- regardless and at last docked at the -------------- of the ------------ which had just been built, and at once headed for the residence of the Hawaii???s monarch, a splendid ------------. The grounds were looked after by forest --------- dressed in --------- green. They greeted us with a friendly ---------. We saw the hills where ---------- still roam free and the natives ---------- their dead. For tea each night we had ---------- cake and ------------ buns. There was also some ----------- which was best left alone. Eventually our host bade us farewell and we promised to send a ------------ the postal strike was over. We returned home to find there had been a ------------ because someone hadn???t left the ----------- the door. Someone must have disturbed the thief, because he left the -------- the table. We went out for some bread and found the baker had left his bike against the -------------.
spit the dog Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 (edited) The sun shone -brighton-------- the day we set sail for the ------------- aboard an ancient ship called the Lady ----------, named after Nelson???s only true love. She had a wooden -----, riddled with holes and a ---------- made up of Scots, Welsh and others of the ---------- race. They were a rowdy bunch and did in fact ------------ furniture after a heavy session. The exception was the cabin boy whose job it was to --------- the boiler. He won our -hearts--------- with his endeavour to conquer his lack of learning by practising his -reading------------ alone, as if sent to ------------. He was also a keen sports fan and had pictures of ----leicester----- Piggot, --stirling-------- Moss, ----------- Best, Nick -------------, Dwight york-------, Alan ----------- and Chris ------------- on his bedroom walls, signed personally. On the whole the sea -------- was good for the family and the break did my ------------ as she had not had a good holiday ---------- too long. It certainly did her --------- lot of good. Despite our problems we ----------- regardless and at last docked at the -------------- of the ------------ which had just been built, and at once headed for the residence of the Hawaii???s monarch, a splendid ------------. The grounds were looked after by forest --------- dressed in --------- green. They greeted us with a friendly ---------. We saw the hills where ---------- still roam free and the natives ---------- their dead. For tea each night we had ---------- cake and ------------ buns. There was also some ----------- which was best left alone. Eventually our host bade us farewell and we promised to send a ------------ the postal strike was over. We returned home to find there had been a ------------ because someone hadn???t left the ----------- the door. Someone must have disturbed the thief, because he left the -------- the table. We went out for some bread and found the baker had left his bike against the -------------. Edited January 30, 2007 by spit the dog
ZiggyStardust Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 The sun shone -brighton-------- the day we set sail for the -ORIENT- aboard an ancient ship called the Lady ----------, named after Nelson???s only true love. She had a wooden -HULL-, riddled with holes and a ---------- made up of Scots, Welsh and others of the -CELTIC- race. They were a rowdy bunch and did in fact ------------ furniture after a heavy session. The exception was the cabin boy whose job it was to -STOKE- the boiler. He won our -hearts--------- with his endeavour to conquer his lack of learning by practising his -reading------------ alone, as if sent to -COVENTRY-. He was also a keen sports fan and had pictures of ----leicester----- Piggot, --stirling-------- Moss, ----------- Best, Nick -------------, Dwight york-------, Alan -SUNDERLAND- and Chris ------------- on his bedroom walls, signed personally. On the whole the sea -------- was good for the family and the break did my ------------ as she had not had a good holiday -FORFAR- too long. It certainly did her --------- lot of good. Despite our problems we ----------- regardless and at last docked at the -------------- of the ------------ which had just been built, and at once headed for the residence of the Hawaii???s monarch, a splendid ------------. The grounds were looked after by forest --------- dressed in --------- green. They greeted us with a friendly ---------. We saw the hills where ---------- still roam free and the natives ---------- their dead. For tea each night we had ---------- cake and ------------ buns. There was also some ----------- which was best left alone. Eventually our host bade us farewell and we promised to send a ------------ the postal strike was over. We returned home to find there had been a ------------ because someone hadn???t left the ----------- the door. Someone must have disturbed the thief, because he left the -------- the table. We went out for some bread and found the baker had left his bike against the -------------.
SatanGreavsie Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 The blanks in the story are names of English, Scottish or Welsh football league clubs. Follow the clues and fill in the blanks The sun shone --------- the day we set sail for the ------------- aboard an ancient ship called the Lady ----------, named after Nelson???s only true love. She had a wooden -----, riddled with holes and a ---------- made up of Scots, Welsh and others of the ---------- race. They were a rowdy bunch and did in fact ------------ furniture after a heavy session. The exception was the cabin boy whose job it was to --------- the boiler. He won our ---------- with his endeavour to conquer his lack of learning by practising his ------------- alone, as if sent to ------------. He was also a keen sports fan and had pictures of --------- Piggot, ---------- Moss, ----------- Best, Nick -------------, Dwight -------, Alan ----------- and Chris ------------- on his bedroom walls, signed personally. On the whole the sea -------- was good for the family and the break did my ------------ as she had not had a good holiday ---------- too long. It certainly did her --------- lot of good. Despite our problems we ----------- regardless and at last docked at the -------------- of the ------------ which had just been built, and at once headed for the residence of the Hawaii???s monarch, a splendid ------------. The grounds were looked after by forest --------- dressed in --------- green. They greeted us with a friendly ---------. We saw the hills where ---------- still roam free and the natives ---------- their dead. For tea each night we had ---------- cake and ------------ buns. There was also some ----------- which was best left alone. Eventually our host bade us farewell and we promised to send a ------------ the postal strike was over. We returned home to find there had been a ------------ because someone hadn???t left the ----------- the door. Someone must have disturbed the thief, because he left the -------- the table. We went out for some bread and found the baker had left his bike against the -------------. is it Coventry City ?
Sluffy Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 (edited) The blanks in the story are names of English, Scottish or Welsh football league clubs. Follow the clues and fill in the blanks The sun shone BRIGHTON- the day we set sail for the ORIENT------- aboard an ancient ship called the Lady HAMILTON--, named after Nelson???s only true love. She had a wooden HULL-, riddled with holes and a CREWE----- made up of Scots, Welsh and others of the CELTIC---- race. They were a rowdy bunch and did in fact WREXHAM---- furniture after a heavy session. The exception was the cabin boy whose job it was to STOKE---- the boiler. He won our HEARTS --- with his endeavour to conquer his lack of learning by practising his READING------ alone, as if sent to COVENTRY----. He was also a keen sports fan and had pictures of LEICESTER Piggot, STIRLING-- Moss, CLYDE------ Best, Nick -------------, Dwight YORK---, Alan SUNDERLAND- and Chris ------------- on his bedroom walls, signed personally. On the whole the sea AYR----- was good for the family and the break did my MOTHERWELL-- as she had not had a good holiday FORFAR---- too long. It certainly did her CHESTER-- lot of good. Despite our problems we PRESTON---- regardless and at last docked at the SOUTHEND---- of the NEWPORT which had just been built, and at once headed for the residence of the Hawaii???s monarch, a splendid PALACE--. The grounds were looked after by forest RANGERS-- dressed in LINCOLN-- green. They greeted us with a friendly ALLOA----. We saw the hills where WOLVES---- still roam free and the natives ---BURY--- their dead. For tea each night we had DUNDEE---- cake and CHELSEA----- buns. There was also some OLDHAM-- which was best left alone. Eventually our host bade us farewell and we promised to send a ------------ the postal strike was over. We returned home to find there had been a BRECHIN----- because someone hadn???t left the BOLTON----- the door. Someone must have disturbed the thief, because he left the LUTON--- the table. We went out for some bread and found the baker had left his bike against the MILLWALL-----. Edited January 30, 2007 by Sluffy
philgerrard Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 The blanks in the story are names of English, Scottish or Welsh football league clubs. Follow the clues and fill in the blanks The sun shone BRIGHTON- the day we set sail for the ORIENT------- aboard an ancient ship called the Lady HAMILTON--, named after Nelson???s only true love. She had a wooden HULL-, riddled with holes and a CREWE----- made up of Scots, Welsh and others of the CELTIC---- race. They were a rowdy bunch and did in fact WREXHAM---- furniture after a heavy session. The exception was the cabin boy whose job it was to STOKE---- the boiler. He won our HEARTS --- with his endeavour to conquer his lack of learning by practising his READING------ alone, as if sent to COVENTRY----. He was also a keen sports fan and had pictures of LEICESTER Piggot, STIRLING-- Moss, CLYDE------ Best, Nick -------------, Dwight YORK---, Alan SUNDERLAND- and Chris ------------- on his bedroom walls, signed personally. On the whole the sea AYR----- was good for the family and the break did my MOTHERWELL-- as she had not had a good holiday FORFAR---- too long. It certainly did her CHESTER-- lot of good. Despite our problems we PRESTON---- regardless and at last docked at the SOUTHEND---- of the NEWCASTLE which had just been built, and at once headed for the residence of the Hawaii???s monarch, a splendid PALACE--. The grounds were looked after by forest RANGERS-- dressed in LINCOLN-- green. They greeted us with a friendly ALLOA----. We saw the hills where WOLVES---- still roam free and the natives ---BURY--- their dead. For tea each night we had DUNDEE---- cake and CHELSEA----- buns. There was also some OLDHAM-- which was best left alone. Eventually our host bade us farewell and we promised to send a ----cardiff-------- the postal strike was over. We returned home to find there had been a BRECHIN----- because someone hadn???t left the BOLTON----- the door. Someone must have disturbed the thief, because he left the --luton-- the table. We went out for some bread and found the baker had left his bike against the MILLWALL-----. CANT GET THE NAMES
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