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Tyler's new wheels, nice!

Subject: Re: New motor! Fri Mar 28, 2014 1:05 pm

Wonder if he'll be able to afford that when he's turning out for Saltash next year.

(oooh, edgy and harsh)

Seriously though, has he improved at all since he made his debut nearly 2 years ago?

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Illusions of grandeur, sadly. The money of Rooney & Co has has not. (in my best Yoda voice).

This is all what is wrong with the game. Driven by the bling of the game, not by the love and passion for the game. Rolling Eyes

Subject: Re: New motor! Fri Mar 28, 2014 2:56 pm

I say give him a break.

He's a young lad, no family to look after (so far as I know), probably no mortgage to worry about and has pots of cash in his pocket. Why shouldn't he buy a flash car? Who wouldn't!

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Yeez you boys must be paying a wad of cash to a kid who can't hold down a regular spot at a moderate Conference club.

Hell's teeth, he is still only 18, his insurance is going to be the thick end of £5k, but as the Duck says, he's only got his knob to worry about so wtf?

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What is it - an S class? I love Mercs and looking at getting an M class 4x4

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Freathy wrote:: What is it - an S class? I love Mercs and looking at getting an M class 4x4

Duh, wasn't the hashtag A Class a bit of a giveaway?

The M was No1 in a survey I saw which into which car most disappointed its owners, I am not surprised, hugely expensive, not that reliable and a dog to drive around town.

Subject: Re: New motor! Fri Mar 28, 2014 4:21 pm

Some twat in a 4x4 biffed me new motor at Michael Wood yesterday, cnut.

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Subject: Re: New motor! Fri Mar 28, 2014 4:22 pm

Not a Merc, him or me.

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This is what you call a slow news day I think

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Wouldn't have chosen a Merc myself but each to their own. I hate to imagine the insurance costs

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Tommy Tynan drove a sponsored Yugo. The modern game is a feckin disgrace.

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Lord Tisdale wrote:

Freathy wrote:: What is it - an S class? I love Mercs and looking at getting an M class 4x4

Duh, wasn't the hashtag A Class a bit of a giveaway?

The M was No1 in a survey I saw which into which car most disappointed its owners, I am not surprised, hugely expensive, not that reliable and a dog to drive around town.

The 1998 to2005 version is a bit dodgy but the 2006 to 2014 version is the mutt's nuts. That's the one I'm getting. Nearly all are automatics though.

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Johnny Newman caught the bus to get to matches at Home Park.

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It's a pretty looking motor. Nice set of rims which will always set something off.

But it's an A-class. Albeit a top-end one. It's still an A-class.

Someone of his age with a bit of wedge shouldn't be driving an A-class. A spec'd up Audi A3 S-line would be faaaaar more appropriate.

Tsk, kids eh?

Subject: Re: New motor! Fri Mar 28, 2014 9:16 pm

Far to sensible for his age! Rolling Eyes

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Wow, with massive news like this being talked about Argo might might just announce admin, perfect timing when we are all distracted by this bombshell.

Who actually gives a feck.

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Silly fecker should be putting down the deposit on a flat not buying a pimped up old mans car.

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Iggy wrote:: Silly fecker should be putting down the deposit on a flat not buying a pimped up old mans car.

Oh purlease, I thought you wuz a bit edgy?

As it happens this motor looks good but is not that expensive, pick up a new'un for £23k and still have enough for the deposit, the question would Shirley be..............where?

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I remember when Sammy Black used to hike in from Okehampton on matchdays. After the match, he helped out sweeping up the mess on the Lyndhurst terraces before making his way back home - on a unicycle, with next weeks kit to launder.

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Unicycle? Pah! That was only after he received a pay-rise of a penny a month. Before that he walked but was allowed to only launder the kit if it had been muddy.

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knecht wrote:: Unicycle? Pah! That was only after he received a pay-rise of a penny a month. Before that he walked but was allowed to only launder the kit if it had been muddy.

A penny a month........couldn't it of been a penny farthing a month........sorry..... Shocked

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Lord Tisdale wrote:

Iggy wrote:: Silly fecker should be putting down the deposit on a flat not buying a pimped up old mans car.

Oh purlease, I thought you wuz a bit edgy?

As it happens this motor looks good but is not that expensive, pick up a new'un for £23k and still have enough for the deposit, the question would Shirley be..............where?

Firstly that's an old mans car with a nice set of rims on it, IMO. Secondly a lesson that I learnt early in life is that you have to pay to play. If I had my time again I would make an effort to hang onto some more of the money that I frittered away, although I don't regret a lot that I have done. I'm not loaded, asset rich and enough spare to do most of what I want and I've done that by sticking plaster on walls after I've finished work and my mates are in the pub. Obviously it's not for everybody but you have to do a certain amount of work in your life at different periods, if I was a young footballer I would be buying property and renting it out, there's a good chance that young Tyler will have the flashiest car on the building site in a couple of years time.

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Lord Tisdale wrote:

Iggy wrote:: Silly fecker should be putting down the deposit on a flat not buying a pimped up old mans car.

Oh purlease, I thought you wuz a bit edgy?

As it happens this motor looks good but is not that expensive, pick up a new'un for £23k and still have enough for the deposit, the question would Shirley be..............where?

Edgy ? Buying a new car ?
Something tells me you've led a very sheltered life. Don't tell me, buying a house is very traumatic.

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Winter Green wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Iggy wrote:: Silly fecker should be putting down the deposit on a flat not buying a pimped up old mans car.

Oh purlease, I thought you wuz a bit edgy?

As it happens this motor looks good but is not that expensive, pick up a new'un for £23k and still have enough for the deposit, the question would Shirley be..............where?

Edgy ? Buying a new car ?
Something tells me you've led a very sheltered life. Don't tell me, buying a house is very traumatic.

FFS Greeny, either get your nurse to up your meds or take a course in English comprehension, you comment implies the exact opposite of what anyone with a clue would infer from my post.

I will try typing an explanation slowly to see if that helps.

I thought Iggy was "edgy" but now see that he is in fact my grand dad, regarding the puchase of houses, I have seven in my laboriously accumulated port folio and I can tell the Iggster that renting out can be a complete cnut in an environment where the housing market is depressed the return on capital being a pretty piss poor 5% over the last five years although the lead up to the next election give aways have wiped off about half of the £300k I was down from the zenith.

Cest la vie.