Re: Club vs Clubb : Tue Jan 21, 2014 8:51 pm  

dubairl wrote:

how much do you charge for a reading?

Foregone conclusions don't require psychic ability to determine.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Tue Jan 21, 2014 9:22 pm  

Cowgirl Nostalgist wrote:

I am looking forward.

Clubb will be out injured for most of his time Oop North.

It's a cliche, but you must know the winning lottery numbers if you can see the future so clearly.
Cannot quite understand why you are so bitter, seems a shame.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Tue Jan 21, 2014 9:33 pm  

Euclid wrote:

Cannot quite understand why you are so bitter, seems a shame.

Nah, it's fun bearing a grudge.

I'm already working on some Clubb related chants.

"Lard Butt give us a wave, Lard Butt, Lard Butt give us a wave" (from the Wigan bench)

Re: Club vs Clubb : Tue Jan 21, 2014 9:52 pm  

Not sure how you've coined this Lard Butt name, as when he was on the field, he was one of the few that actually gave 100%.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Tue Jan 21, 2014 10:44 pm  

tim wrote:

when he was on the field

When being the operative word.

Lazy Butt Kaufusi must have managed more game time in the last couple of seasons.

& he spent most of that time parked on an exercise bike.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Thu Jan 23, 2014 10:35 am  

Has Tony Clubb seen the light! today he has done an interview with Sky, expressing his delight that the capital club have retained their place in Super League this coming season. The 26-year-old is one of a number of players to have emerged from the Broncos' fruitful production line, and he believes for that reason they are a plus in Super League. "I'm glad they stayed in Super League. I wanted them to be in Super League," he told Sky Sports. "I know it finished a bit sour with us all, but that's just how it is. I hope they do well. Hopeful "I've still got a few good friends down there and I hope they play well, but not against us. It'll be good for them. I can't wait to play them really. "The people who have come through at London have gone on to do good things, like Louie (McCarthy-Scarsbrook) over at St Helens. He's going really well. They do produce them. You'll probably see a few more this year, there are some good kids coming through. "A lot of the years I was there they brought in 30-year-old plus players that only had a few years left, but now they are bringing in some young kids that have gone well in Super League. I hope they go well, but just not against us." http://www1.skysports.com/rugby-league/ ... 6/9129288/

Has Tony Clubb seen the light! today he has done an interview with Sky, expressing his delight that the capital club have retained their place in Super League this coming season. The 26-year-old is one of a number of players to have emerged from the Broncos' fruitful production line, and he believes for that reason they are a plus in Super League. "I'm glad they stayed in Super League. I wanted them to be in Super League," he told Sky Sports. "I know it finished a bit sour with us all, but that's just how it is. I hope they do well. Hopeful "I've still got a few good friends down there and I hope they play well, but not against us. It'll be good for them. I can't wait to play them really. "The people who have come through at London have gone on to do good things, like Louie (McCarthy-Scarsbrook) over at St Helens. He's going really well. They do produce them. You'll probably see a few more this year, there are some good kids coming through. "A lot of the years I was there they brought in 30-year-old plus players that only had a few years left, but now they are bringing in some young kids that have gone well in Super League. I hope they go well, but just not against us." http://www1.skysports.com/rugby-league/ ... 6/9129288/

Re: Club vs Clubb : Thu Jan 23, 2014 8:03 pm  

Why wouldn't he be pleased by London still being in super league ? He had expressed his frustration at the shambolic running of the club not its existence.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Fri Jan 24, 2014 1:52 pm  

What's he like as a player? Do you expect him to do well at Wigan and push for international selection as he's said he wants to do? He's supposed to be playing this weekend at 2nd row and I've got relatively high hopes.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Fri Jan 24, 2014 7:42 pm  

Major Tom wrote:

What's he like as a player? Do you expect him to do well at Wigan and push for international selection as he's said he wants to do? He's supposed to be playing this weekend at 2nd row and I've got relatively high hopes.

Now, that just depends on who you speak to on here.

Re: Club vs Clubb : Fri Jan 24, 2014 7:53 pm  

I think some on here might surprised by clubb and sarginson next season. apparently clubb has lost a reasonable amount of fat and sarginson has put on a stone of muscle since the beginning of preseason.