Moyes no show at Xmas Party

[smithdown]

Wonder why gingernuts didn't turn up for their Xmas bash last night...

 

One story says he didn't want to face a load of grief of fans he might encounter in town. But didn't they used to be the people's club?

 

Curious.

[Coyler]

Ooooh, very Popbitch, I love it.

 

I'm starting to feel sorry for him, must be subconsciously making up for all the humbuggery I'm engaging in.

[chrisbonnie]

hmm, maybe there would have been "riots on the streets of Liverpool" if he came out of his cave

[Chili Palmer]

e.t went hooommmmeee!

[Barnesy_10]

Frank Spencer had another Dolls House he wanted to drop from a third storey window, followed by a comical trip home involving roller boots, a double decker bus and a plank of wood.

g

[R A Softlad]

riots on the streets of Liverpool

1124249[/snapback]

 

...Dublin, Dundee, Humberside?

Edited December 22, 2005 by R A Softlad

[chrisbonnie]

...Dublin, Dundee, Humberside?

1124842[/snapback]

 

hang the moyesie

 

hang the moysie

 

hang the moysie

 

hang the moysie

[Guest Cardie]

I thought it was rare for managers to go out on the players christmas parties.

 

Seem to remember reading somewhere that alot of managers prefer to have seperate parties/meals with the backroom staff and leave the players to it.

[Lee W]

Seem to remember reading somewhere that alot of managers prefer to have seperate parties/meals with the backroom staff and leave the players to it.

1126158[/snapback]

 

That approach certainly hasn't worked on the pitch.