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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 12:37 pm

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Looking back there's been some mysterious stuff transfer-wise that has never really been adequately explained.

I suppose the first one was Mario Haas, then there was the Jason Puncheon thing, the total waste of time and money that was Emille Mpenza, exactly what was going on when Buszaky went...

And then there was the continuing problem Luggy had trying to recruit the players he wanted. I know that Chris Clarke, Jim Patterson, Steve McLean and Yoann Folly all both disappointed and cost rather a lot but McLean had a good track record before coming here and Folly was a promising youngster and they both had played for Luggy before. What went wrong with them and why? Why were Clarke and Paterson the best we could recruit?

That fella from Birmingham whose name escapes me... Kenny Cooper! WTF was that all about?

All very odd.

There's probably others.

Cilian Sheridan is the one I always remember.

Cillian Sheridan was terrible.

After he came to Argyle I couldn't believe he came from Celtic and still had a contract of employment with them.

I'd even have said Fallon was a better player, and I was no real fan of him either.

Bizarrely I rate Brunt a lot better than both of them, and here he is two divisions below, and regarded by fans as 'your typical limited league two striker'.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 12:48 pm

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A strong rumour had Mpenza on 12 grand a week   raised eyebrow


Definitely £10k/week at least.

That's a cool half million over a year.

Wasted.

Apparently he only turned up once for training.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 2:27 pm

Hugh Watt wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
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A strong rumour had Mpenza on 12 grand a week   raised eyebrow


Definitely £10k/week at least.

That's a cool half million over a year.

Wasted.

Apparently he only turned up once for training.
You'll enjoy the 'little blue pills' story afro
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 3:13 pm

If he had done anything in breach of his contract the club would have sacked him straight away and saved themselves ten grand a week
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 4:56 pm

I thought he was crocked for a good portion of his time here?
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 5:22 pm

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Hugh Watt wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
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A strong rumour had Mpenza on 12 grand a week   raised eyebrow


Definitely £10k/week at least.

That's a cool half million over a year.

Wasted.

Apparently he only turned up once for training.
You'll enjoy the 'little blue pills' story afro


I've heard that one too. It's very funny and although I don't recall the source of the story it seemed pretty koshe at the time. On reflection though it is completely unbelievable and surely the bloody things don't last for 12 months!
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 7:10 pm

Sir Francis Drake wrote:
BBC1 wrote:
Hugh Watt wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
AstiSpumante wrote:
A strong rumour had Mpenza on 12 grand a week   raised eyebrow


Definitely £10k/week at least.

That's a cool half million over a year.

Wasted.

Apparently he only turned up once for training.
You'll enjoy the 'little blue pills' story afro


I've heard that one too. It's very funny and although I don't recall the source of the story it seemed pretty koshe at the time. On reflection though it is completely unbelievable and surely the bloody things don't last for 12 months!
I heard it from the man himself. At a social evening we had.
Very funny indeed. lol!
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyThu Sep 17, 2015 7:26 pm

PLZ ELAB THE feck ORATE ASAP
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 1:27 am

Little blue pills aside, (you'd piss yourself if you heard the story Mocckers) we could make a whole team of really shite Argyle players signed at the height of our success, Blair Sturrock gets the no 9 shirt.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 9:11 am

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If he had done anything in breach of his contract the club would have sacked him straight away and saved themselves ten grand a week

lol!
This was the board that not only allowed a player to go out on loan to a divisional rival whilst continuing to pay his wages but allowed him to play against us and score a goal.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 9:15 am

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One of many fond memories of Fletcher the player for his reaction to that nonsense the following week against Ipswich.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 9:16 am

Hugh Watt wrote:
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If he had done anything in breach of his contract the club would have sacked him straight away and saved themselves ten grand a week

lol!
This was the board that not only allowed a player to go out on loan to a divisional rival whilst continuing to pay his wages but allowed him to play against us and score a goal.

Isn't there a photo of stapes and family clapping the wanker after he scored?

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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 9:19 am

mouldyoldgoat wrote:
Hugh Watt wrote:
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If he had done anything in breach of his contract the club would have sacked him straight away and saved themselves ten grand a week

lol!
This was the board that not only allowed a player to go out on loan to a divisional rival whilst continuing to pay his wages but allowed him to play against us and score a goal.

Isn't there a photo of stapes and family clapping the wanker after he scored?

Yes the story was it was taken by "Disco" Dave Rowntree and it was then passed to Plympton Pilgrim who passed it to IJN to share. Ironically that wouldnt have been a bad use for the Deep Throat account, but instead he delighted in telling everyone exactly how it came about.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 9:23 am

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One of many fond memories of Fletcher the player for his reaction to that nonsense the following week against Ipswich.

Pity Fletcher didn't show the same collective desire when he greedily snapped up the promotion Ridsdale offered to keep everyone under the thumb.
I personally thought, apart from his original loan period, and that goal, he was hopeless. Legs gone, continually caught napping. Warnock didn't do us a favour by selling him.Probably the worst record ever of any Argyle captain.
Of course ponderous Jimmy thought he was an outstanding individual. Talk about patronage everywhere you looked. Still the same old Argo to this day.
I'm hopeful D Adams esq is made of better stock. He appears to be so far.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 11:15 am

Hugh Watt wrote:
mouldyoldgoat wrote:
Hugh Watt wrote:
steveinspain wrote:
If he had done anything in breach of his contract the club would have sacked him straight away and saved themselves ten grand a week

lol!
This was the board that not only allowed a player to go out on loan to a divisional rival whilst continuing to pay his wages but allowed him to play against us and score a goal.

Isn't there a photo of stapes and family clapping the wanker after he scored?

Yes the story was it was taken by "Disco" Dave Rowntree and it was then passed to Plympton Pilgrim who passed it to IJN to share. Ironically that wouldnt have been a bad use for the Deep Throat account, but instead he delighted in telling everyone exactly how it came about.

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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 12:12 pm

Hugh Watt wrote:
mouldyoldgoat wrote:
Hugh Watt wrote:
steveinspain wrote:
If he had done anything in breach of his contract the club would have sacked him straight away and saved themselves ten grand a week

lol!
This was the board that not only allowed a player to go out on loan to a divisional rival whilst continuing to pay his wages but allowed him to play against us and score a goal.

Isn't there a photo of stapes and family clapping the wanker after he scored?

Yes the story was it was taken by "Disco" Dave Rowntree and it was then passed to Plympton Pilgrim who passed it to IJN to share. Ironically that wouldnt have been a bad use for the Deep Throat account, but instead he delighted in telling everyone exactly how it came about.

Very Happy Them were the days, when I was more bothered about what was going on at Home Park.

I had the picture sent to me of the Duchess of Derriford with thumbs up after Seip scored against us, which obviously needed to be given a wider audience! I sent it to Nool and asked him to post it, and when he did I made it perfectly clear on the farm that it came from me, not him, as he was a bit unsure about posting it. (His pre-controlling days I suppose).

Much later on, when he decided I was the enemy, he re-posted it saying that it was my idea and nothing to do with him - trying obviously to paint me as the bad guy. Thing was I'd said it was me at the time, and re-posted the post to prove it. He didn't like that much.
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PostSubject: Re: Luggy   Luggy - Page 2 EmptyFri Sep 18, 2015 12:18 pm

BBC1 wrote:
Hugh Watt wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
AstiSpumante wrote:
A strong rumour had Mpenza on 12 grand a week   raised eyebrow


Definitely £10k/week at least.

That's a cool half million over a year.

Wasted.

Apparently he only turned up once for training.
You'll enjoy the 'little blue pills' story afro

The 24 hour shagathon. You couldn't make it up. Laughing

All joking aside, at the time I thought the Mpenza signing did show much more ambition than the club had ever done before. He did look a class act in the few games he did play.

But, as ever was with this football club, it didn't work out.
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