Dan Posted 13 October 2009 Posted 13 October 2009 Hi everyone I've not been on here for a long time, but I do have some information you might like. I went to the Barwell game tonight (won 1-0, Clemence pen) and saw Chris Powell there, he walked over somewhere else, then came back 5 minutes later with two half cast men, he introduced them to one of our coaches and said "I'd like you to meet Jason Puncheon", I also heard him mention something about the number 5, this would be contract details, maybe how many years hes signed for MK Dons, how many months we've taken him on loan? Who knows, but I promise you all I am not making this up, watch this space.
AjcW Posted 13 October 2009 Posted 13 October 2009 Well he cant get out of the MK Dons deal until summer 2010 so I wont be watching this space just yet . Of course he may just be a mate of powell
MPH Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Hi everyone I've not been on here for a long time, but I do have some information you might like. I went to the Barwell game tonight (won 1-0, Clemence pen) and saw Chris Powell there, he walked over somewhere else, then came back 5 minutes later with two half cast men, he introduced them to one of our coaches and said "I'd like you to meet Jason Puncheon", I also heard him mention something about the number 5, this would be contract details, maybe how many years hes signed for MK Dons, how many months we've taken him on loan? Who knows, but I promise you all I am not making this up, watch this space. i think if we were interested in signing Jason Puncheon then it would be the coaches introducing him to the players, not the other way round....
Uncle Monty Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Hi everyone I've not been on here for a long time, but I do have some information you might like. I went to the Barwell game tonight (won 1-0, Clemence pen) and saw Chris Powell there, he walked over somewhere else, then came back 5 minutes later with two half cast men, he introduced them to one of our coaches and said "I'd like you to meet Jason Puncheon", I also heard him mention something about the number 5, this would be contract details, maybe how many years hes signed for MK Dons, how many months we've taken him on loan? Who knows, but I promise you all I am not making this up, watch this space. ExExplain yourself what you mean when you say Half - caste You mean when Picasso mix red an green is a half-caste canvas?
unreachable Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 ExExplain yourself what you mean when you say Half - caste You mean when Picasso mix red an green is a half-caste canvas? Half-caste From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search For other uses, see Half-caste (disambiguation). Half-caste (or often mis-spelt half-cast) is a term used to describe people of mixed race or ethnicity.[1] Caste comes from the Latin castus, meaning pure, and the derivative Portuguese and Spanish casta, meaning race. The term originates from the Indian caste system, where a person of 'lesser' or half-caste would be deemed to be of a 'lower class'. While the origins of the term are derogatory, its usage has evolved to give it the more objective meaning described above. Half caste is a term used in the United Kingdom and other English-speaking parts of the world. An example is a child of black African and white European parentage. The term mulatto (from Spanish "Mulato") has also been used for this particular mixture. Both terms are considered impolite and potentially offensive in the U.S., as the words have been used pejoratively in the past to ostracize and isolate the offspring of such unions. For example, "children of the plantation" (the children of African-American slaves and their European-American masters in the U.S. Southern states) were not accepted as heirs, and in most cases, the relationship was never acknowledged, and "half-caste" conveyed the deliberate exclusion. The term 'half caste' was once commonly used in the U.K. and remains in occasional use today Terms denoting colour can and do cause offence to some people so should be avoided. Are you saying that the term was used unnecessarily or maliciously or both?
Flynny Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 ExExplain yourself what you mean when you say Half - caste You mean when Picasso mix red an green is a half-caste canvas? Hahahahahaha! Good old John Agard.
Fosse Boy Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 ExExplain yourself what you mean when you say Half - caste You mean when Picasso mix red an green is a half-caste canvas? yu mean tchaikovsky sit down at dah piano an mix a black key wid a white key is a half-caste symphony?
FoxesFan100 Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 ExExplain yourself what you mean when you say Half - caste You mean when Picasso mix red an green is a half-caste canvas? I hated that damn poem, had to study it earlier this year for my GCSE re-take
Dan Posted 14 October 2009 Author Posted 14 October 2009 Well yes there is always the possibility he is just Powells mate, but we'll just see what happens, give it a few days.
AjcW Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Well yes there is always the possibility he is just Powells mate, but we'll just see what happens, give it a few days. He CANT leave MK until the end of the season, so ill give it a season
Hugo Sanchez Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 He CANT leave MK until the end of the season, so ill give it a season Why can't he leave in January ?
Part Of The Crowd Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 don't know anything about him. anyone? He's quality and is likely to be signing permanently for us in the summer if conversations with him are anything to go by. His quality free kick (includes highlights)
sdb Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 He's quality and is likely to be signing permanently for us in the summer if conversations with him are anything to go by.His quality free kick (includes highlights) cheers, he's a midfielder right?
Part Of The Crowd Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Yes, he is an attacking midfielder who can also play on the wings. He was very greedy but extremely effective last season, he ripped everybody apart. This season he's more likely to look up and pass to players in a better position but still goes on one of his runs that invariably ends up with him legging it past the entire team and smashing it straight at the keeper, exciting to watch though and his finishing is getting better. Last year he ran from his own box past 5 players and slotted one in against Brighton away and scored a 45 yard lob first time on the volley against Oldham.
AjcW Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Why can't he leave in January ? Its a non recall non sell loan. Basically its fixed until the end of the season.
Uncle Monty Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Half-casteFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search For other uses, see Half-caste (disambiguation). Half-caste (or often mis-spelt half-cast) is a term used to describe people of mixed race or ethnicity.[1] Caste comes from the Latin castus, meaning pure, and the derivative Portuguese and Spanish casta, meaning race. The term originates from the Indian caste system, where a person of 'lesser' or half-caste would be deemed to be of a 'lower class'. While the origins of the term are derogatory, its usage has evolved to give it the more objective meaning described above. Half caste is a term used in the United Kingdom and other English-speaking parts of the world. An example is a child of black African and white European parentage. The term mulatto (from Spanish "Mulato") has also been used for this particular mixture. Both terms are considered impolite and potentially offensive in the U.S., as the words have been used pejoratively in the past to ostracize and isolate the offspring of such unions. For example, "children of the plantation" (the children of African-American slaves and their European-American masters in the U.S. Southern states) were not accepted as heirs, and in most cases, the relationship was never acknowledged, and "half-caste" conveyed the deliberate exclusion. The term 'half caste' was once commonly used in the U.K. and remains in occasional use today Terms denoting colour can and do cause offence to some people so should be avoided. Are you saying that the term was used unnecessarily or maliciously or both? Not a poetry fan eh?
Muz Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 This is the geezer that tore us a new one at MK away and had Wayne Brown in a right tangle.
lou Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Not a poetry fan eh? I love that Poem! Hate the expression but dont think many people realise it can offend. Id be very surprised if there was anything in this Puncheon thing
Anish Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 This is the geezer that tore us a new one at MK away and had Wayne Brown in a right tangle. Precisely. He looked awesome that day and if that's how he usually plays then he's a quality player.
lildave3 Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Jason Puncheon is the best player MK Dons have ever had.
Samilktray Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 Jason Puncheon is the best player MK Dons have ever had. Jermaine Easter.
Part Of The Crowd Posted 14 October 2009 Posted 14 October 2009 And Izale Mcleod until Charlton ruined him.
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