Greek Tragedy?

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argylepaul wrote:

Cerbera wrote:: [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Not the best picture, on my phone whilst driving a taxi, but you have to laugh. Apparently it's the latest from their commercial dept; a deal from Co-op Funeral Care.

You're all doomed I tell ya!

Never mind anything else, but would any sane Greek really want their last journey to be in a ECFC Coffin??

As befits a funeral, and as it should match their itchy polyester kit, shouldn't there be a bit of black in there?

If you look in the window, is the coffin supposed to have fallen?

Subject: Re: Greek Tragedy? Mon Feb 06, 2012 9:11 pm

The picture is clearly wrong anyway as the ball is in the net (I don't think city have scored for about 200 hours). Its correct if its their goal Laughing

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Chemical Ali wrote:: The picture is clearly wrong anyway as the ball is in the net (I don't think city have scored for about 200 hours). Its correct if its their goal

You boys can be bleds hurtful at times.

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Thers a big party waiting for your return on Exeweb tonight.

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Chemical Ali wrote:: The picture is clearly wrong anyway as the ball is in the net (I don't think city have scored for about 200 hours). Its correct if its their goal

Chemical. You make a valid point, based on league table fact. But it's an old goal. Carbon dating puts this photo as being taken in the summer. Notice people walking by licking ice creams, and wearing budgie smugglers, while out shopping. The ball (daylo yellow) is a winter ball, so that goal was scored by City less than recently. So, in theory, City could have gone six months, and a whole box set of Desperate Housewives, without scoring.

Subject: Re: Greek Tragedy? Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:15 am

Looks like you get a box of Kentucky fried chicken thrown in,as well.

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argylepaul wrote:

Cerbera wrote:: [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Not the best picture, on my phone whilst driving a taxi, but you have to laugh. Apparently it's the latest from their commercial dept; a deal from Co-op Funeral Care.

You're all doomed I tell ya!

Never mind anything else, but would any sane Greek really want their last journey to be in a ECFC Coffin??

As befits a funeral, and as it should match their itchy polyester kit, shouldn't there be a bit of black in there?

If you look in the window, is the coffin supposed to have fallen?

You are right about the K Fry C. That will explain why there is a big queue of cars, showing up in the wing mirror. I don't think they are taking advantage of being buried in a red and white MDF coffin, but if they ate a lot of Bargain Buckets (or rectangular boxes) in this case, then they might need an early grave.

Subject: Re: Greek Tragedy? Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:27 am

Is that Cowick Street? My car radiator packed up there once,when i was working for DCC.

Subject: Re: Greek Tragedy? Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:44 pm

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Chemical Ali wrote:: The picture is clearly wrong anyway as the ball is in the net (I don't think city have scored for about 200 hours). Its correct if its their goal

You boys can be bleds hurtful at times.

Add another 90 minutes.Tish tish,i see trouble ahead.

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We be in the shite.Got the owls on Saturday can't see us doing the same as we did last year 5-1

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downthetrack wrote:: We be in the shite.Got the owls on Saturday can't see us doing the same as we did last year 5-1

Hi here the Lion is back on mascot duties after his suspension!

Subject: Re: Greek Tragedy? Wed Feb 08, 2012 10:20 am

The Lion is even on facebook-

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I must admit I shouted "That's magic!" after reading about it.

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