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By sotonfox, in Leicester City Forum

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THEBIGJOHNSTEADER;

THEBIGJOHNSTEADER;

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Lowest common denominator stuff, Fez.

We can rise above it mate.

It must be fascinating being in the changing rooms for the first time with your new team-mates. I can almsot imagine the look on Humes face when Dr Congo flops out his Dion dublin sized loin. Magnificant!!

lildave3

lildave3

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It must be fascinating being in the changing rooms for the first time with your new team-mates. I can almsot imagine the look on Humes face when Dr Congo flops out his Dion dublin sized loin. Magnificant!!

:laugh:

ronnup

ronnup

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:laugh:

Amazing how anal some can be about sourcing things for posts, and then the same people turn threads into penis talk

Brilliant :whistle:

Tubes

Tubes

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i know Izale McLeod is only 5ft 10 but could it have been a slight exagration about the 6ft 5inc tall and could it be him

doubt it

teblin

teblin

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Saw allen drive away about 2 from the ground with a blond lad in the car with him

Doesn't mean anything really, just felt like posting it :)

Alexikokopops

Alexikokopops

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Amazing how anal some can be about sourcing things for posts, and then the same people turn threads into penis talk

Brilliant :whistle:

Anal?

Penis?

Things are looking up already.

I can't rise above it.

Nationwider

Nationwider

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This is unconfirmed, but my man on the inside says the mystery man is none other than Dennis Rodman. He's a Mandaric signing, rather than an Allen one.

Lets Be having You

Lets Be having You

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This is unconfirmed, but my man on the inside says the mystery man is none other than Dennis Rodman. He's a Mandaric signing, rather than an Allen one.

Dennis Keith Rodman (born May 13, 1961, in Trenton, New Jersey) is a professional basketball player best known for his defensive and rebounding ability, leading the National Basketball Association in rebounds per game for a record seven consecutive years and earning NBA All-Defensive First Team honors seven times, along with five NBA Championships (1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, 1998). He is the all-time leader in rebound rate and is generally regarded as one of the greatest rebounders of all-time. He is also well-known for his controversial antics on and off the court. He has been featured in several television and film roles.

Well we will have some height at the back now :clap::clap::clap:

MPH

MPH

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This is unconfirmed, but my man on the inside says the mystery man is none other than Dennis Rodman. He's a Mandaric signing, rather than an Allen one.

mystery man or mystery woman? the guy wears dresses!!

Lillehamring

Lillehamring

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Just Found this on BBC Radio 5 Live- 606 site

Don't know how true but interesting nonetheless

As you all know, my mole within the hallowed grounds of the CrispBowl - Gary Coatsworth, has been reasonably quiet of late.

However, Gary has just returned from his bi-annual holiday in Rhyl (he had a lovely time, the weather was temperate and he met a pleasant young lady from the Wirral) and i've had an extensive chat with him on MSN.

So here is what Gary has to say:

Trevor Sinclair - Came in for a medical yesterday but failed, after minimal games for Man City. Not sure if he can take it again like Carl Cort did.

Frode Kippe - Came in for his medical today. At least Gary assumes it was Frode as he had ring that made him disappear and a load of midget mates....sorry , no Gary assumes it was him because he was 6'5 and Scandinavian.

Mystery Man - Another massive black lad at about 6'3. Didn't speak much (foreign?), another medical.

I hope that this goes some way in assuaging your incessant thirst for transfer revelations.

unlike, jimmy neilsen - :whistle:

Father Ted

Father Ted

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Just Found this on BBC Radio 5 Live- 606 site

Don't know how true but interesting nonetheless

As you all know, my mole within the hallowed grounds of the CrispBowl - Gary Coatsworth, has been reasonably quiet of late.

However, Gary has just returned from his bi-annual holiday in Rhyl (he had a lovely time, the weather was temperate and he met a pleasant young lady from the Wirral) and i've had an extensive chat with him on MSN.

So here is what Gary has to say:

Trevor Sinclair - Came in for a medical yesterday but failed, after minimal games for Man City. Not sure if he can take it again like Carl Cort did.

Frode Kippe - Came in for his medical today. At least Gary assumes it was Frode as he had ring that made him disappear and a load of midget mates....sorry , no Gary assumes it was him because he was 6'5 and Scandinavian.

Mystery Man - Another massive black lad at about 6'3. Didn't speak much (foreign?), another medical.

I hope that this goes some way in assuaging your incessant thirst for transfer revelations.

Hellings? :dunno:

Stevosevic

Stevosevic

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http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=4...p;channel=&

Leicester City manager Martin Allen has told Skysports.com he will remain tight-lipped over rumours suggesting there is a deal in place to sign former Manchester City winger Trevor Sinclair.

The 34-year-old is on the lookout for a new club after departing Eastlands at the end of last season, but the new Foxes boss insists the club are scouring far and wide for potential signings with a number of players potentially in the frame.

Having already landed Carl Cort from Wolves, The Foxes have also been at the centre of speculation surrounding Sinclair, Southampton striker Leon Best and Allen's former Milton Keynes Dons front man Izale McLeod.

"It would be impolite of me to show my cards, but of course there are a number of players we have been linked with and there are a number of ongoing discussions," Allen said.

City chairman Milan Mandaric is thought to have opened up a number of overseas transfer avenues for his new manager, and Allen is keen to explore those options.

"We want to give fans the thirst for the new season, and that comes when they can see an exciting team being assembled, whether those players are from the Premiership, lower down the football ladder, or abroad," he added.

"We are looking everywhere and there is a lot more searching to do."

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