Countryfox Posted 24 May 2017 Posted 24 May 2017 20 hours ago, Babylon said: I think he's perhaps referencing the fact you decided to use the word woggy about a black player. 1 hour ago, LestaFox92 said: I'm not even gonna entertain that "lingomash.com/slang-meanings/45635/slang-meaning-of-woggy Slang definition of woggy. woggy means: The Wash Brook - a stream in Leicester. More meanings / definitions of The Wash Brook - a stream in Leicester. or ... " Latest : LestaFox92 cleared of wrong doing !! Chief prosecutor Babylon states .. "I'll have im next time !" ...
oxford blue Posted 24 May 2017 Posted 24 May 2017 On 5/17/2017 at 21:50, RoyFox said: Agreed. Sorry to say it but he's got good enough, the CSKA fans warned us about his first touch, you either have it or you don't. He doesn't. Not at the level to provide consistent output, in a team challenging for top 8, year on year. Take the money and run. I don't agree about 'first touch' comments. When Vardy first joined his first touch was very poor for a Championship side. If Musa is prepared to work hard, he could have along term future here. Unfortunately, there is no indication that this will happen. I have been disappointed with seeing no improvement over the course of a season.
Babylon Posted 24 May 2017 Posted 24 May 2017 3 hours ago, Countryfox said: "lingomash.com/slang-meanings/45635/slang-meaning-of-woggy Slang definition of woggy. woggy means: The Wash Brook - a stream in Leicester. More meanings / definitions of The Wash Brook - a stream in Leicester. or ... " Latest : LestaFox92 cleared of wrong doing !! Chief prosecutor Babylon states .. "I'll have im next time !" ... Hang on a minute... I didn't accuse him of anything, if I thought he'd used it in that context I wouldn't have been so polite. I was clearly explaining what the other person probably thought.
Countryfox Posted 24 May 2017 Posted 24 May 2017 35 minutes ago, Babylon said: Hang on a minute... I didn't accuse him of anything, if I thought he'd used it in that context I wouldn't have been so polite. I was clearly explaining what the other person probably thought. Soz. I'll call for a mistrial. Case dismissed.
Babylon Posted 24 May 2017 Posted 24 May 2017 11 minutes ago, Countryfox said: Soz. I'll call for a mistrial. Case dismissed. Thanks m'lud.
RoyFox Posted 24 May 2017 Posted 24 May 2017 3 hours ago, oxford blue said: I don't agree about 'first touch' comments. When Vardy first joined his first touch was very poor for a Championship side. If Musa is prepared to work hard, he could have along term future here. Unfortunately, there is no indication that this will happen. I have been disappointed with seeing no improvement over the course of a season. His first touch is dreadful, that's his biggest flaw, it's so glaringly obvious. I had hope for him initially, but I was kidding myself. CSKA fans warned us on here that his two issues were - touch and end product. They were absolutely right.
DatfoxesKid23 Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 We should loan him to Newcastle or any of the teams that are coming up
SecretPro Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 Would rather sell. He weighs about three stone, gets blown off the ball, his first touch is gash, his positioning poor and his effort nonexistent. He's pish.
FoxinNotts Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 1 minute ago, SecretPro said: Would rather sell. He weighs about three stone, gets blown off the ball, his first touch is gash, his positioning poor and his effort nonexistent. He's pish. Unfortunately, from what we've all seen so far, it's hard to argue with that. It's a shame
SecretPro Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 3 minutes ago, FoxinNotts said: Unfortunately, from what we've all seen so far, it's hard to argue with that. It's a shame Its not like we didn't give him enough chances to prove he was better either. Also, forgot to add, he's 56 years old. We need to be investing in youth.
VLC86 Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 1 hour ago, DatfoxesKid23 said: We should loan him to Newcastle or any of the teams that are coming up Yeah bet they would love that, let's hope their scout has never watched a football match.
Milo Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 1 hour ago, SecretPro said: Would rather sell. He weighs about three stone, gets blown off the ball, his first touch is gash, his positioning poor and his effort nonexistent. He's pish Musa fan club needs a bit of PR...fancy it??
DatfoxesKid23 Posted 28 May 2017 Posted 28 May 2017 4 hours ago, Costock_Fox said: Yeah bet they would love that, let's hope their scout has never watched a football match. Ha ha
floz Posted 30 May 2017 Posted 30 May 2017 Anyone else follow Musa's Facebook account? It seems to have been hijacked and is now called Ahmed's Fixed Odds offering some kind of match fixing info. ?
MPH Posted 30 May 2017 Posted 30 May 2017 On 5/24/2017 at 11:48, Countryfox said: "lingomash.com/slang-meanings/45635/slang-meaning-of-woggy Slang definition of woggy. woggy means: The Wash Brook - a stream in Leicester. More meanings / definitions of The Wash Brook - a stream in Leicester. or ... " Latest : LestaFox92 cleared of wrong doing !! Chief prosecutor Babylon states .. "I'll have im next time !" ... in His defense, you're honor.. here is a picture of a 'Gollywog' Plus a more world interpretation of a 'woggy': Quote Woggy is the adjective formed from wog, an offensive term for non-white people which is commonly believed to be derived from golliwog. In Australian slang, wog means "a foreigner or immigrant, especially one from southern Europe," which accords with dago, "a Spanish, Portuguese, or Italian-speaking person."Oct 3, 2012 meaning in context - What is a "woggy dago"? - English Language ... https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/84584/what-is-a-woggy-dago
Countryfox Posted 30 May 2017 Posted 30 May 2017 15 minutes ago, MPH said: in His defense, you're honor.. here is a picture of a 'Gollywog' Plus a more world interpretation of a 'woggy': .... In his defence !!?!?!?
MPH Posted 30 May 2017 Posted 30 May 2017 5 minutes ago, Countryfox said: .... In his defence !!?!?!? Babylons!
The Fox Covert Posted 30 May 2017 Posted 30 May 2017 I was at school in the 60s/70s. Then there was just one coloured girl in the entire school. I always wondered whether since political correctness was invented teachers at Overdale have been fighting a constant battle to stop kids from calling it the woggy. Perhaps if is spelled as it is pronounced 'Woggeh' then I can't see anyone having a problem with what it is called. Anyone else on here who was at Overdale?
Countryfox Posted 30 May 2017 Posted 30 May 2017 6 minutes ago, MPH said: Babylons! Overruled ! ... You would hardly be chucking him back in the 'gollywog'... But quite clearly be chucking him back in the 'brook/stream/river'.
st albans fox Posted 8 June 2017 Posted 8 June 2017 16 minutes ago, Moksky said: Going to Fenebahce, he wants to go Better weather
Bluearmyfox28 Posted 8 June 2017 Posted 8 June 2017 34 minutes ago, Moksky said: Going to Fenebahce, he wants to go Hopefully Lawrence steps up n replaces him in the squad. He deserves a chance.
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