johnny-kid9 Posted 17 June 2007 Posted 17 June 2007 Hey i was just thinking who would be good to sign and guess who popped in my head... STEVE GUPPY! He is playing in da conferance at the mo so he wouldn't cost anythin and last time he came he was nothing but quality.
Steven Posted 17 June 2007 Posted 17 June 2007 Hey i was just thinking who would be good to sign and guess who popped in my head... STEVE GUPPY!He is playing in da conferance at the mo so he wouldn't cost anythin and last time he came he was nothing but quality. You have found somewhere else to post.
johnny-kid9 Posted 17 June 2007 Author Posted 17 June 2007 You have found somewhere else to post. what do u mean?
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 17 June 2007 Posted 17 June 2007 You have found somewhere else to post. He'll be playing in the conference for a reason (age, fitness etc), I didn't like this idea that popped into your head, I suggest you unpop your block, otherwise I'll slap you in the face with Lemonds decommissioned cock
Jay Posted 17 June 2007 Posted 17 June 2007 oh dear oh dear..... Guppy has no legs yes he was good for us 7 YEARS AGO!!! and a sack of sh ite for us 3 years ago Time to move on look forwards and not back and all that although I hear Frank Worthingtons a bit strapped for cash at the minute maybe we could tempt him back or David Oldfield he played a blinder in the Masters victory recently surely to good to be playing at the level lets bring Skippy back!!!
Leicester's 12th Man Posted 17 June 2007 Posted 17 June 2007 He's had his ups and downs in his career ... from this It was in his first spell with the Foxes that he was most successful, playing in over 140 matches under Martin O'Neill. During this time, he was placed in second on a list of the best crossers in Europe behind David Beckham. He gained League Cup honours with Leicester City in 2000, having also reached the final in the previous season. Also, it was whilst at Leicester he gained his only England cap, playing against Belgium on 10 October 1999. to this In August 2006 he signed for Stevenage Borough, scoring his first goal for them in a 1-1 draw at Exeter City. and former clubs Southampton, Wycombe Wanders, Newcastle United, Port Vale, Leicester City, Celtic, Leicester City, Leeds United, Stoke City, Wycombe Wanderers, D.C. United, Stevenage Borough
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