apparently set to join Liverpool

Owen,Fowler,Heskey,Kluiver,and the other lad whose name escapes me

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Answers

probably bollox

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

No Pete, I don't think that was his name. Bolox still plays for us. I think you're thinking about Jarni Littmanen.

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Oh perlease - the rich get richer, while the middle-class can't sign anyone!
BTW, it's Litmanen.

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Sorry Clarky. One "T" too many and not enough "L"s. Must do better ;-)

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

They accepted the fee for Bollox - but we couldnt agree personal terms

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

And it's Jari Litmanen :))

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Isn't that his better-known brother?

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

The apology can wait Screach - I'll take a pint instead! ;-{)

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Hmm it could be....I don't know the family that well ;))

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

We've probably got a video of them in the club "scouting for boys" archives. Knowing us, it'll be there family hoiday to Lapland.

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Screach are "hoidays" a particularly peculiar Scandanavian thing or can anyone have them?

What do they "hoi"?

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

..their 'polloi'?

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

Howay man Gus. Is life so primitive down under that you don't know what a hoiday is? Maybe you remember them as hoy days. Surely you remember them days when you drank too much, went on the dive bomber on the Town Moor or Spannish City and then hoyed up aal owa the place? If not, ask Min to remind you. I hear the violent upturning isn't even necessary (sick).

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001

I should have realised that Geordie, (the language, not the bbser) was close to some Scandanavian languages.

It was the spelling that threw up on me.

I would ask min, however I would recommend standing to one side and not directly in front of him.

-- Anonymous, July 12, 2001