Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Michael Owen
The Midget Gem signs for the dark side
No doubt this piece of news will be the talk of the town tonight and tomorrow, council business will almost come to a standstill, buses will run late, business will be slack etc., etc.
I only hope he didn't listen to the "negotiator" too much at Mitford Hall, after all he's new at the job, and still in his apprenticeship period before becoming a manager. However he has had many years experience as the "de facto" boss at Sid James Park,
so ought to have been able to "sell" the club well. Pity he wasn't able to take any silverware along to impress the the new boy.
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No doubt this piece of news will be the talk of the town tonight and tomorrow, council business will almost come to a standstill, buses will run late, business will be slack etc., etc.
I only hope he didn't listen to the "negotiator" too much at Mitford Hall, after all he's new at the job, and still in his apprenticeship period before becoming a manager. However he has had many years experience as the "de facto" boss at Sid James Park,
so ought to have been able to "sell" the club well. Pity he wasn't able to take any silverware along to impress the the new boy.
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