Doyle should be fine for Saturday, Murty is 50/50 and Hunt probably won't make it through the night.How bad are Murty, Hunt & Doyle injuries?
Oh come on! Like Jon Fearn's dog would give you inside information like that.Maguire wrote:Doyle should be fine for Saturday, Murty is 50/50 and Hunt probably won't make it through the night.How bad are Murty, Hunt & Doyle injuries?
I walk Jon Fearn's dog every other Tuesday so I know this for a FACT.
"Hunty felt his hamstring in the warm up and he was always struggling," Coppell reported.
"Doyler just had three or four knocks and with Leroy on the bench I just thought we could do with some fresh legs.
"Murty's toe is black and blue at the moment. For the last five, I was probably going to bring Bikey on anyway - just for his physical presence up front."
A talking dog worth a fortune, buy it fast.Maguire wrote:Doyle should be fine for Saturday, Murty is 50/50 and Hunt probably won't make it through the night.How bad are Murty, Hunt & Doyle injuries?
I walk Jon Fearn's dog every other Tuesday so I know this for a FACT.
I think Doyle has been playing "with a few knocks" for the last few weeks anyway, so hopefully he'll be fine.xtreme rebel wrote:Murty seems to have come off the worst.
Doyle didn't look in too much distress when he was being subbed? He's a quick healer!
When I was at school my best mate's sister's dog ate Glenn Hoddle's daughter's rabbit.Does anyone else have close access to club offical's pets? We could have some world exclusives on here!
That's so random it has to be trueTWRoyal wrote:When I was at school my best mate's sister's dog ate Glenn Hoddle's daughter's rabbit.Does anyone else have close access to club offical's pets? We could have some world exclusives on here!
This entire thread is "pony"Uke wrote:Can it say "sausages"? If so you will be guaranteed many hours of prime time television.
If you have a counting horse to you can give the whole dog and pony show
Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot], biscuitman26, RG30, Richard and 268 guests