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Post by SeanBroseley on Dec 21, 2004 0:21:41 GMT 1
is building on the open steppes of Broseley.
The youngest was almost hyperventilating this morning when Santa turned up to empty the bins. By teatime she had it all rationalised - "it's probably what he does the rest of the year."
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Post by CuyahogaBlue on Dec 21, 2004 1:28:07 GMT 1
By teatime she had it all rationalised - "it's probably what he does the rest of the year." And who are we to disbelieve the rational thought process of a youngster?  |
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Post by pawlo on Dec 21, 2004 10:21:15 GMT 1
is building on the open steppes of Broseley. The youngest was almost hyperventilating this morning when Santa turned up to empty the bins. By teatime she had it all rationalised - "it's probably what he does the rest of the year." They empty the bins in Telford? |
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Post by SeanBroseley on Dec 21, 2004 11:01:48 GMT 1
They empty the bins in Telford? dunno - I don't live in Telford. |
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Post by mattsnapper2 on Dec 21, 2004 13:16:41 GMT 1
anyone read this..??!!
Copp that! Boss bans Christmas
Reading manager Steve Coppell has banned his players from Christmas shopping - in case they get too stressed out.
Coppell wants the squad to focus all their efforts on the push for promotion and has cancelled all festivities.
He said: "As far as I'm concerned, Christmas is over and we get on with business.
"In a way it's easier for the players that way as they can now just concentrate on preparing for this very difficult period."
And any footballers' wives hoping to unwrap the obligatory tacky bling on the 25th can forget it.
"If the players have to go off Christmas shopping then it's not the ideal preparation," said Coppell.
"This may sound stupid, but having to fight the crowds in a busy shopping centre, going off visiting or having people visit you can be demanding.
"The wives wouldn't agree but I don't think footballers should be going Christmas shopping."
Coppell can be expecting a visit from three ghosts sometime soon.
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