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Post by Batman on Nov 30, 2008 0:16:56 GMT 1
Anyone see what the cheating b*****d did in the Stoke match? Delap was gearing up for one of his trade-mark (Nathan Clarke-esque) long throws, and the fat c**t decided to jog along the touchline, and stretch directly infront of Delap. Not only once, but twice!!! Don't you just hate cheating gets like that?
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Post by 'Uddersfield on Nov 30, 2008 0:21:47 GMT 1
Nope, I thought it was absolutely hilarious.
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Post by Batman on Nov 30, 2008 0:33:09 GMT 1
Nope, I thought it was absolutely hilarious. So did I BUT................ The fact that it was Wideass who did it made it annoying. However, what made me chuckle was the comment made by Lee Dixon, when the highlight was shown of Windass jogging to keep up with Delap: "I've never seen him move so quick!"
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Post by philex on Nov 30, 2008 0:37:21 GMT 1
It's not cheating though is it, it's unsportsmanlike! Pretty good thinking from the Hull boys there IMO!
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Post by huddy on Nov 30, 2008 2:59:25 GMT 1
Widearse could become a legend yet in my eyes...
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Post by dugnet on Nov 30, 2008 9:48:47 GMT 1
Fair tactic if you ask me....
I don't mind Windass at all, been a good player despite the clubs he's played for.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 30, 2008 10:30:02 GMT 1
We could do with him at the moment.
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Post by thrice on Nov 30, 2008 10:59:52 GMT 1
I love to hate the fella. He always seems a really decent chap too. He's got a great scoring record too just a pity who he got most of them for.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 30, 2008 12:05:50 GMT 1
I thought it was hilarious heard about it on soccer saturday and was one of the things i was looking forward to on MOTD.
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Post by wonderousworthy on Nov 30, 2008 13:19:00 GMT 1
To be fair Windass takes up a lot of the touch line so it was the right thing to do! And it was hilarious even Delap was having a laugh.
And Boaz Myhill deciding to conede a corner rather than a throw in showed how scared teams are of rory Delap!
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Post by specialun on Nov 30, 2008 17:02:49 GMT 1
It was brilliant! He's the kind of player like sodje - play against him and you love to hate him, but if he's with you, you'd love him!
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Post by honleybranch on Nov 30, 2008 17:44:28 GMT 1
Windass, Fat overweight, cheating git! Oh how i wish he was playing for Town. He brings something to football that football is trying to get rid of. Bit like Vinny Jones,Paul Gascoine.[in their time of course]
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Post by nseventee on Nov 30, 2008 18:08:21 GMT 1
It's not cheating though is it, it's unsportsmanlike! Unsportsmanlike behaviour is a yellow card offence. He's lucky.
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Post by philex on Nov 30, 2008 18:46:47 GMT 1
It's not cheating though is it, it's unsportsmanlike! Unsportsmanlike behaviour is a yellow card offence. He's lucky. He got a yellow for it, not sure I get he lucky part
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Post by ctt on Nov 30, 2008 19:23:52 GMT 1
I hated him when he was at Bradford, but now he's past that murky episode in his life... ...he's a bloody legend isn't he? What a career that man has had - and still playing top-flight football aged 39. Superb.
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Post by ShortbreadPete on Nov 30, 2008 21:03:19 GMT 1
Bit of a wide boy but it was funny!
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Post by thrice on Nov 30, 2008 22:52:49 GMT 1
Windass, Fat overweight, cheating git! Oh how i wish he was playing for Town. He brings something to football that football is trying to get rid of. Bit like Vinny Jones,Paul Gascoine.[in their time of course] Add Neville Southall, Rocket Ron, Micky Quinn & Jan Molby to that list and a fine starting XI is taking shape.
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Post by vivian on Nov 30, 2008 23:31:27 GMT 1
Absolute legend ;D Those who hate him, would have jumped at the chance to have him playing for their club at some point in his career
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Post by dxterrier on Nov 30, 2008 23:38:19 GMT 1
yes like us, big sams first signing...............................he would bang them in exactly what we are short of
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Post by ram on Dec 1, 2008 12:15:40 GMT 1
We tried to sign him years back..I think he went to Aberdeen instead..Not sure
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Post by readsthemac on Dec 1, 2008 12:30:02 GMT 1
I would love to see him play for Town he is a top goal poacher and would score for fun with us in this league.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 1, 2008 14:03:02 GMT 1
We tried to sign him years back..I think he went to Aberdeen instead..Not sure I remember we were interested. Wasn't it when he was at Aberdeen and then he ended up going to Br*dford... not 100% though myself
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Post by TomTheTerrier on Dec 1, 2008 14:38:48 GMT 1
FOLLOWING Hull City's amazing start to life in the Premier League, fan's favourite Dean Windass gives the lowdown on his teammates who have become the talk of English football.
BOAZ MYHILL
I have absolutely no idea if Bo is American, English, Welsh or Chinese.
Always plays poker on the bus and at the team hotel, and always out first.
We call him Bye Back Bo. Comes out with the most ridiculous statements but, like all keepers, must have had one bang on the head too many.
PAUL McSHANE
Never stops eating.
He was late for a meeting once because we caught him eating a chair.
Loves a tackle in training, kicks anything that moves and, like a typical ginger and Irishman, he is aggressive in everything he does - defending, training, playing poker, talking, breathing.
God help the man who takes his plate away from him.
ANDY DAWSON
Daws. Or Owt For Nowt Daws. Never buys a drink, too busy counting his money.
He lives over the river near Brigg and he's delighted because he's heard a rumour they are going to ditch the Humber Bridge toll so he can save even more money. Great left foot.
MICHAEL TURNER
Quiet as a mouse off the field. You can be on a night out with him and never know he's there.
But growing in stature and a monster on the field. Developed into a superb defender with the step up to the Barclays Premier League and, on this form, destined to play for England. Different character in that number 6 shirt.
KAMIL ZAYATTE
A clean-living lad and one who doesn't speak a word of the Queen's yet.
A great loan signing by the gaffer. I think he's actually a midfield player, but he has stepped in at centre-back with Anthony Gardner injured and done brilliant ly. Him, Bernard Mendy, Geovanni and Daniel Cousin hang around together and have
SAM RICKETTS
Once the richest apprentice in Britain because he cleaned my boots during my Oxford days. Did really well last season and got into the Wales squad. He has a great future in the game.
So you have to ask... Why the long face, Sam?
BERNARD MENDY
One of those players who is just a natural defender. Ask him to kick the ball or the man - he'll do both. Another quiet lad but he speaks a few languages so he has become the translator for the gaffer to help in the meetings. Judging by how well Geovanni and Daniel Cousin are doing, he must be doing a good job.
GEORGE BOATENG
The smallest head in football - Peanut Head as I like to call him. Playing on the left of midfield at the moment so he's trying to run around like a 24-year-old, but it's his experience and know-how which make him invaluable. His dress sense has improved since our Middlesbrough days but his taste in music is still dreadful
DEAN MARNEY
The other Deano. The best runner and athlete at the club. This lad can run all day. In the pre-season runs, no one got anywhere near him. Even though he's a London lad, I can't say anything bad about him - quiet, reserved, but loves the banter and a bit of mischief.
IAN ASHBEE
The skipper. Used to be known as Ash, now it's Ashy, because that's what Geovanni calls him when he wants the ball (and it's driving him mad). Biggest ears in the game - bar none - very loud man, another one who loves a good moan, but a real unsung hero. It's all been said before about Ashy, but seven years at Hull, played in every division, superb throughout, come back from horrendous injury and thriving in the Premier League. He's gutted he'll miss out on Old Trafford this weekend because he's picked up five bookings - but he's made 14 tackles and got five yellow cards, three of which were harsh.
GEOVANNI
Geo, as the fans call him and sing. Comes in and shakes everyone's hand before training every day - his little ritual. A lovely fella and he has a real English mentality about our game, which probably comes from his year at Manchester City. Takes the kicks and the fouls and he's a strong guy but I have no idea how because he's hopeless in the weights room. We're lifting heavy dumb-bells and he can hardly pick up the little girlie ones.
BRYAN HUGHES
'Shanghai!' My room-mate Yosser is a top bloke, and the perfect roomy for me because he keeps the place nice and tidy (most of the time). But I'm like a dad to him and, if it wasn't for me chasing after him, he'd be late for every team meeting. Loves his darts and is top man at Shanghai (round the board, single, double, treble).
RICHARD GARCIA
Not a shy lad, but then he is an Aussie. He'll do anything for you and he's a popular lad in the dressing room although all that might change when the Ashes come round next year. Can't see him keeping his mouth shut then.
DANIEL COUSIN
Thought he spoke with a really strong Scottish accent when he first came, but he can't even speak English yet, never mind Scottish. A big, strong lad, 6ft 2in and obviously born in a greenhouse. Scored a great goal at Arsenal but what's impressed me is the amount of unselfish work he puts in.
CALEB FOLAN
Could sleep on a washing line. Looks like he's asleep even when he is walking. Calls himself an Irish international now but how he pulled that one off is a mystery to all the lads. Good luck to him because I tried desperately to find an Irish grandparent when Mick McCarthy was manager, but to no avail. The most laid-back man at the club.
MARLON KING
Walks like he is carrying two carpets under his arms and a great lad in the dressing room. Always getting fined for wearing a cap, using his phone, flip-flops... but it's water off a duck's back. Never argues about his punishment. Just hands the cash over.
NICKY BARMBY
Barmbs is by far the richest man at the club, including the chairman, but he has the worst clothes. A great lad, I've been lucky to know him for years, and he's loving the Premier League adventure, although, like me, having to wait for his chance. Must have a cappuccino every day, which must be from all that high living. I'll order a pint, Nicky wants a cappuccino.
AND FINALLY...
DEAN WINDASS - ME
The Entertainment Manager.
I've started doing quizzes on away trips and last week the staff had to get 25 out of 40 or pay 50 quid.
Still waiting lads. So Steve Parkin, Mark the sports psychologist, Barry the kitman, Simon the physio, Sean Rush and Duncan the masseur, you are named and shamed. Pay up! Like a few in the squad, I'm having to be patient while the side is doing so well.
I'm fit, ready, scored a goal against Leeds behind closed doors and, when I do get my chance, I'll make sure I don't let anyone down.
;D;D
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