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[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Jonno

I will also post the address for you to send it to on this thread.

It's in the post addressed to 'Jonno' as I don't know your real name, I saw 'our' gateman last night in the pub but didn't think to give it to him for you as he's going tonight

[BBFC11]

St Mags 1-0 down Neilson comes on at half time they win 5-1 SHOCK i.m Ledge.......

[Jonno]

I saw your "gateman" at the game last night (which we won 4-0 if you hadn't heard!)

 

I served him half a John Smiths. Very pleasant chap. I think his name is John? Lovely fella but I'm not sure I would want to rely on him carrying out such a task.....

[Rhodes]

Yes it's Johnnie Flynn, a real diamond and he has been watching Haringey for donkeys years. Was another John there, a big chap with a limp who lives in Enfield

[Football Man]

Of course Mr. Bacon was there. In fact, probably the only Haringey "supporter" who wasn't there was you! (PS - Mr. Achillea is REALLY looking forward to Saturday!)

[Lato]

I was going to go to the big game at Copthall on Saturday but I now have a free ticket for a film screening so can't make it.

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Football Man

(PS - Mr. Achillea is REALLY looking forward to Saturday!)

So his son hasn't got cricket practice then

[Football Man]

Don't know. Didn't ask.

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Football Man

Of course Mr. Bacon was there. In fact, probably the only Haringey "supporter" who wasn't there was you! (PS - Mr. Achillea is REALLY looking forward to Saturday!)

I wasn't talking about John Bacon, there's a third John who is merely a supporter and who has been watching Haringey since before you were born. I still can't believe you turned up at Lowfield last night, that's absolutely typical of you

[Football Man]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

I still can't believe you turned up at Lowfield last night, that's absolutely typical of you

What is?

[HTFCew]

Going to a football match?

[Rhodes]

Like I said you had numerous games to choose from last night so why did you decide on Hoddesdon v Haringey, I bet you wangled your way into the boardroom at half time and full time too

[Football Man]

wangled?

[Rhodes]

So were you in the boardroom at half time and full time, a simple yes or no will suffice

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Football Man

wangled?

Definitions
wangle
verb wangled, wangling
1. To contrive or obtain something by persuasiveness.
manipulate, contrive, scheme, manoeuvre, finagle, engineer, pull off.
2. To manipulate something.

[Football Man]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Originally Posted By: Football Man

wangled?

Definitions
wangle
verb wangled, wangling
1. To contrive or obtain something by persuasiveness.
manipulate, contrive, scheme, manoeuvre, finagle, engineer, pull off.
2. To manipulate something.

Oh, I see. Sorry but I'm not familiar with the RhodesWorld dictionary. I am more used to the word wrangle and it's derivatives - wrangled and wrangling.
(PS - didn't you have a pop at the Bethnal Green Town manager on the Eton Manor forum today for not using the correct grammar?)

[Football Man]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

So were you in the boardroom at half time and full time, a simple yes or no will suffice

Taking your question in its fullest context, the answer would have to be no.

[Rhodes]

So in other words not at half time but at full time, no doubt to fill your boots with sausages and roast potatoes

[Football Man]

Yes, not at half time but at full time although, even then, not intentionally. I had hung around at the end of the game as I had said I would buy Richard Howard a pint and whilst I was waiting I was invited into the boardroom by Alan Timpson. As you will doubtlessly know, it's rude not to in such circumstances.

[Rhodes]

I told you I could read you like a book, I rest my case.

Was 3praise there out of morbid curiosity.