alkinear

We're all waiting for the all important 2nd post with baited breath..


Btw, how do you spell baited, baited or bated or something else?

iajafer

Yep. It's "held back" rather than "lured with bait"

jraldous

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Shinkicker:
Ok, well at the risk of being bait for the Rottweilers with the bated breath...
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**ss superbly taken
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Game finishes, and we go to the table to admire our handsome position, only to find that Rushden have scored 2 goals in the last 5 minutes. And to rub it in, they then went on the win the play-off final and go up.

There, that's now off my chest - thanks for listening.

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No only sympathy for your suffering at the hands of the R+D ****

Better luck next season and kick their arse when you get a chance

alkinear

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Are You Brighton In Disguise ?:
Oh, and the £1900 p/w I'm laying out for the brazilian flair I acquired in pre-season.

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I hope you're talking about a pair of bell-bottomed trousers!

alkinear

Which one of your scouts spotted "Bell-bottoms" then?

mkus

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Shinkicker:
Brazilian? Flair? Well, I guess he can 'hoof it up front for the big lad to chase' with a little more style and panache than the average clogger. And I guess it might increase the number of lady fans coming through the turnstiles (unless he looks like [very likely to be edited] that is).

Update to my Rovers challenge. Now in mid-season 03-04, out of all the cups in round 1 and mid-table in the league. Problem is that the accountants have now taken over the boardroom. Yes, the inevitable 'administration' has occurred. Thing is, given that overheads were half a million more than income, even before taking wages into account, I had to ask the players to pay for the privelege of paying for the club.

Understandably, they weren't very happy about this.

Upside is that the administrators have only sold off one player, and they've allowed me to bring in a young Premiership reject striker on a free. However, I wish they'd stop coming into the changing room with a clipboard and a stop-watch - it makes the players nervous.

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Shinkicker, you were doing so well. As you will see on other threads, no player naming means just that.

That's all I'll say without getting as vocal as some can in here.

alkinear

For him I would say the "Buck-toothed bane of Poofland". I'm sure you get the idea.

mkus

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Shinkicker:
But isn't the prohibition on player naming supposed to be about inadvertent (or even advertent) 'tipping'.

I don't see how my simply mentioning the name of a IRL player, in a way that was nothing to do with how good he/she is/isn't in CM4 should upset anyone. Am I missing something?
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You've still got time to edit him out yourself, before you offend the eyes of others BTW!

I sympathise totally with where you are trying to come from, it does add to your anecdote in a way, but lines have to be drawn and I think this one has been drawn in the right place. You can name players without naming players, as in Alkinear's example