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Post by Ditmar van Nostrilboy on Dec 23, 2014 8:45:25 GMT
Mansell scoring for Rovers on Boxing Day is a bet waiting to be placed. It is bound to happen. It may depend on Shell going into labour early  |
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Post by bristolgull on Dec 23, 2014 13:41:12 GMT
What's the sell-by date on that can of Alpine Joe's?  Yes, here it is: 05/2012Thought as much. Very good, like it. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2014 14:00:46 GMT
A CHRISTMAS KISS (AND A CHAT) WITH CAP'N MANSE
link - Christmas Cap'n
The link above reveals how much Cap'n Manse is looking forward to the 'surreal' experience of once again playing in front of his many fans down here in Torquay.
“I had a great time there, the majority of the best things that have happened in my career happened at Torquay. I got to a couple of finals, had four play-off campaigns as well" reflects the Cap'n, as he recounts some of the highlights of his fantastic career.
Jovial Cap'n Manse even comments on the 'Christmas kiss' he planted on the lips of Gateshead's reluctant JJ O'Donnell during Friday night's game:
"I got in the car to go home and saw Twitter had lit up and my missus said: 'What the hell were you thinking?'
"But we had a laugh and a joke about it with the lads afterwards. It's another thing to add to the list of daft things I've done on the football pitch."
link - Kissin' Cap'n
If we think of the great love affairs: Taylor & Burton, John & Furnish, Currie & Birchenall, Manse & The Popside etc etc, I think we have to conclude that O'Donnell's reluctance to 'pucker up' means that they won't be re-enacting it every year from now on....unlike some.
When the football magazine Four Four Two asked him what his worst moment in football was, Birchenall said: "Kissing Tony Currie … Every year we have to reenact the kiss and he gets uglier by the year."
And as it's the season of goodwill I'll even relent and provide a Guardian link: Football's first kiss - Bramall Lane, 1975.
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Post by hector on Dec 23, 2014 14:40:52 GMT
Mansell scoring for Rovers on Boxing Day is a bet waiting to be placed. It is bound to happen. It may depend on Shell going into labour early Oh - I was totally unaware of the imminent arrival of Legend Junior!Joking, aside, I hope all goes well for them! |
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Post by loyalgull on Dec 23, 2014 17:17:37 GMT
i can see it now,mansell junior is born at 1649 hrs just as dada hits the winner for the gasheads at plainmoor,sorry the launa windows stadium
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Post by Ditmar van Nostrilboy on Dec 23, 2014 17:23:31 GMT
It may depend on Shell going into labour early Oh - I was totally unaware of the imminent arrival of Legend Junior!Joking, aside, I hope all goes well for them! Junior No 3 not due for another week and a bit (if I remember rightly) but maybe the excitement of Christmas will bring things forward a bit? |
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Post by Rob on Dec 23, 2014 20:38:10 GMT
Judas and kissing somewhat go together, don't they? Best wishes to him and his family.
Don't worry, he'll be there with his 30 pieces of Rovers silver on Boxing Day for our adulation. Having already betrayed us with a kiss, of course.
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Post by chelstongull on Dec 24, 2014 6:37:34 GMT
Obviously in the minority, but Mr Mansell will get a gernerous applause from the Cheslton Massif on Boxing Day.
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Post by petef on Dec 24, 2014 13:17:40 GMT
Obviously in the minority, but Mr Mansell will get a gernerous applause from the Cheslton Massif on Boxing Day. With you on that one Chelston he deserves our respect for the service and commitment he had whilst here. |
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Post by bristolgull on Dec 24, 2014 14:31:40 GMT
Obviously in the minority, but Mr Mansell will get a gernerous applause from the Cheslton Massif on Boxing Day. With you on that one Chelston he deserves our respect for the service and commitment he had whilst here. Amen to that. Hope all of you have a merry Christmas. Here's hoping for some decent results over the festive period. |
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Post by hullgull on Dec 24, 2014 14:44:15 GMT
Hi everyone........agreed a great servant to our club..........but for 90 plus injury time ......lol.......he our enemy ......so no mercy you gulls ........si.......MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL........and a prosperous new year to each and everyone of you........the big guy in his red suit will be here in a few hours.........ho oh ho ......can't wait.......si
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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2014 14:45:05 GMT
CAP'N MANSE - 'I HAVE A DREAM'
'Manse fever' continues to grip the Bay ahead of the eagerly awaited visit of Plainmoor legend Lee Mansell and his Bristol Rovers team on Boxing Day. The local papers today run a story in which The Cap'n reveals: “My dream season is for us and Torquay to go up" Clearly unable to deny the strong affection he still has for his old club, it is typical of the great sportsman that he is, that Manse's ideal season wouldn't be complete without seeing Torquay United accompanying Rovers back to the Football League.
(Above) Selling like hot cakes. Gulls fans are still eager to snap up all the latest news concerning their legendary former Captain, who still retains a special place in their hearts.
link - Herald Express ' All the latest 'Cap'n news ahead of the big match
MUSTAPHA KISS
'Cap'n goes national !! The Daily Mail and other national titles today give coverage to the Kissin' Cap'n. Plus even old teammates have a word or two to say:
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Post by Rob on Dec 24, 2014 22:17:50 GMT
So what now?
Where go I?
When you think it's all said and done
Bow down
Sell your soul to me
I will set you free
Pacify your demons
Bow down
Surrender unto me
Submit infectiously
Sanctify your demons
Into abyss
You don't exist
Cannot resist
The Judas kiss
Judas lives recite this vow
I've become your new god now
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2014 15:13:06 GMT
A real Christmas cracker of a game, that eventually finished in an away win. Not that it was easy mind you, Nico's Harriers were trailing twice, yet fought back on each occasion to grab an equaliser, and then with less than 10 minutes remaining they snatched a late winner. Although it was Herbalife supplements rather than roast turkey for Kev's Christmas lunch, he again proved that a 'sell by date' is just a number, as he played a full part in Harriers' fine team display, laying on a goal, and again completed the full 90 minutes.
'We responded well with an equally good goal from Verma following good work from Kevin Nicholson. His run and well flighted cross, from the left, to the far post landed perfectly on Vermas undefended head for him to power his header home beyond the reach of the groping Sam Russell'
link- Nico Helps Harriers To Festive Victory
With Cap'n Manse's Bristol Rovers also picking up 3 points away from home, it was a Boxing Day 'Legends Max'. It's now only goal difference that's keeping Kev's Harriers outside of the play off zone. Manse's Pirates are in second place, with only Barnet above them.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 30, 2014 3:21:22 GMT
Meanwhile, on this Torquay United forum the rest of the forum members were keeping their eyes on how Torquay United are doing. Despite the dropped points we are still within touching distance of the play-offs. The one downside is that there are 5 teams directly below us who have games in hand that could take them above us. They still have to win them, which we all know in this league is often easier said than done!
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