He was a dull wánker. Fúck him and all his shít poems.Originally Posted by Burney
No. He dresses acceptably and - unlike AW - can knot a tie.are you suggesting he ain't sartorially sound, b?
But there's just something unwholesome about his overall appearance. It could be all the hair dye.
I did notice he was desperate to protect his hair the other night.
No soul. That's your problem.
I would probably have gone for a brown / tan shoe with a blue suit, tbh.No. He dresses acceptably and - unlike AW - can knot a tie.
But there's just something unwholesome about his overall appearance. It could be all the hair dye.
I did notice he was desperate to protect his hair the other night.
His hair? An Iberian thing innit
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
The only people I have ever hear praising that place, apart from you w, are cash rich chavs who regard it as being t'wiffic on account of there being lots of shops.People who like sun, great service, great food and people with whom they can socialise and have fun.
Touché. Ha!
These blokes were the rock stars of their day, IUFG. Sex, drugs and, erm, poems. Just that they hadn't invented the electric guitar then.
If by 'Rock Stars' you mean 'The Nolans', I take your point.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Not at all. See the life and times of Robert Burns, for example.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Besides which, Lemmy said The Nolans partied harder than any other band he'd ever met. True story.
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