Throw Steve Potts and Gus Caesar into the mix too I reckon.


Edit - Steve Potts was on the bench against M'boro when Juninho played for them (won the WC in 2002), however West Ham lost both matches against them and Potts was an unused sub.

DI Mike Dashwood wrote:Sussex, as shown on another thread that has re=appeared, didn'y you also say in late Dec/Jan that enough was enough??

Yep, viewtopic.php?f=2&t=735

If he signed for us just to get back fit and get a move back up the leagues then I fear for the man's sanity after last season being here... nobody comes to this club to 'get fit', they come here with a minor injury and then spend 6 months out... even if we are originally told they will be out for ...

TBH Murph was gonna go, his choice and fair play to the guy. what I cant understand is the reeling in of a kid from Huddersfield when we have two strikers out on loan, one whom we actually paid a fee to bring here, and dont play? and for the love of god, WHY DIDNT WE SIGN ANY DEFENSIVE COVER??? /ra...

So currently he can afford to live wage free? You seen the car he drives! Did fairly well money-wise at West Ham, moved back in with his mum and rented out the couple of properties he owns when he initially signed for us. All because he wanted to get back into the upper echelons of the football pyr...

Brittons School in Rainham has one too.

I know that in the past when the weather's been bad we've trained at the the old Beckham Academy near the O2, but that's being ripped up by developers now.

There's lots of places around that could be used, as others have said it's not really an excuse.

matt_drfc wrote: This is so funny, I forgot to laugh.

DI Mike Dashwood wrote:There is no way you will be at the next game Tom ;)

:-D I chose to play a round of golf in near gale-force winds on Saturday instead of attend - think you can determine my current level of "commitment" from that :)

The Romford Dagger wrote:But we can't change what the players do. However, we can at least make an atmosphere that might intimidate the opposition.

I'm bringing a trebuchet to the next match I attend, that'll intimidate them.

This was the patronising gubbins, not what you referred to.

davei wrote:And in case you are unaware of this, many people who come out of the slammer after serving time for a variety of offences, also apply for jobs back in their selected trade or, in some cases, outside their trade.

Auntie Merge wrote:Say for instance that the other player had a conversation with the girl about "being up for doubles" and in her inebriated state she said yes, thus the texts to Ched, and why Ched turned up.

Has that been suggested to be the case (for example, by McDonald?), or is it just conjecture?

Just a couple of quick points, Tom. When you say Evans is still serving his sentence, you mean "he is still serving his sentence, just like that violent thug we have in our team, who was able to walk back into football with scarcely a word against him". Ask Partridge's victim what he thin...

No, he's still serving his sentence, just not the custodial part. He's under a number of restrictions for the rest of his sentence, including not being able to travel abroad without special permission from his probation officer. Your usual patronising stuff in the second paragraph. I'm aware of that...

Regardless of that, he was found guilty, served his time and has been released back in to society. He hasn't served his time, he's out on licence (ie any indiscretion then he goes back to prison for the rest of his sentence, currently two years. He's a convicted sex offender, who doesn't think he's...

Not got an hampton and richmond photo then! Before DiggerDagger.com (and digital photography) ;) Ahem, Digital photography did exist Mike :) Here's one from Hampton with some actual Champagne in it... http://www.daggersfc.freeuk.com/images/matchpics/champs/pic13.jpg Or another from that day http://...