Collymore

[Lako42]

lol. nothing comes easily does it..:icon_lol:

Ask mrs MK and you will probably find otherwise.

 

[David Gwilliam]

Does it mention when Tricky Trev stuck 1 on him?

Stan Collymore's autobiography is about as truthful as a party political broadcast. In the book Stan is trying to help guide a young player whereas my understanding is that Trev misread a pass from Stan and was called "an idle f_____". Trev then made an equally frank comment about Stan's weight. However, I am not sure of my facts. Does anyone know for certain.

 

[spionfox]

Does it mention when Tricky Trev stuck 1 on him?

I think it was the other way round - hense his exit.

No, it was TB who stuck one on SC according to sources close to the club.






(no Consty, that doesn't mean the club told me!!)

 

[consty]

No, it was TB who stuck one on SC according to sources close to the club.

(no Consty, that doesn't mean the club told me!!)

If it was Mrs Bates from no.42, don't listen to her

 

[spionfox]

If it was Mrs Bates from no.42, don't listen to her

But she's been right before

 

[The Major]

Stan Collymore's autobiography is about as truthful as a party political broadcast. In the book Stan is trying to help guide a young player whereas my understanding is that Trev misread a pass from Stan and was called "an idle f_____". Trev then made an equally frank comment about Stan's weight. However, I am not sure of my facts. Does anyone know for certain.

I heard from someone who was in the dressing room that night that SC called TB an idle 'black bastard' that's why he hit him.

I must say it annoyed me when I heard him on radio 5 years later campaigning against racism in football.

 

[Feriol]

I heard from someone who was in the dressing room that night that SC called TB an idle 'black bastard' that's why he hit him.

I must say it annoyed me when I heard him on radio 5 years later campaigning against racism in football.

 

[SJN-Fox]

I seem to recall an orange being involved in the story, something like SC throws an orange at TB, TB has a moan, SC says Oh well you saw that coming but you never saw the pass I sent you you blind bastard. or words to that effect, or maybe that was a different story.

 

[spionfox]

I seem to recall an orange being involved in the story, something like SC throws an orange at TB, TB has a moan, SC says Oh well you saw that coming but you never saw the pass I sent you you blind bastard. or words to that effect, or maybe that was a different story.

You're not thinking of an orange, a black bin bag, a step stool, a rope and a Tory MP or an Aussie rock singer are you?

 

[Macky]

I heard from someone who was in the dressing room that night that SC called TB an idle 'black bastard' that's why he hit him.

I must say it annoyed me when I heard him on radio 5 years later campaigning against racism in football.

Why's that then?

 

[The Major]

Why's that then?

Why indeed.:icon_roll

 

[Macky]

Why indeed.:icon_roll

Yes, why?

Even if your anecdote contains any truth I don't personally see anything in it that would preclude Collywobble from campaigning against racism in football or any other sport and I certainly wouldn't be getting annoyed by it.

I was just wondering why you would felt the need to get annoyed.
Sorry to have made you roll your eyes, obviously my head isn't in such a superior position as yours.

 

[David Gwilliam]

When Stanley Victor Collymore was born nature gifted him with courage, strength, vision, brilliance in the air and a superb first touch. Then realising that no footballer should be perfect nature made him one of the daftest characters to ever walk on a football pitch.

 

[Macky]

When Stanley Victor Collymore was born nature gifted him with courage, strength, vision, brilliance in the air and a superb first touch. Then realising that no footballer should be perfect nature made him one of the daftest characters to ever walk on a football pitch.

I think you'd only think that if you believe the scumbag tabloid media.
He seems like a perfectly normal human being to me.

 

[Hazzman]

He seems like a perfectly normal human being to me.

He's tapped Macky....more or less admitted it himself.

 

[Bezu Fache Fox]

It was only a season or two ago that Collymore said he could still do a job in the Premier League wasn't it? Crazy.

 

[Macky]

He's tapped Macky....more or less admitted it himself.

He seems far more balanced than lot of people I know.
In fact, more balanced than most of the posters on this forum.

 

[homer]

He seems far more balanced than lot of people I know.

Joey Deacon, Harold Shipman and Jade Goody are hardly good comparative examples

 

[The Major]

Yes, why?

Even if your anecdote contains any truth I don't personally see anything in it that would preclude Collywobble from campaigning against racism in football or any other sport and I certainly wouldn't be getting annoyed by it.

I was just wondering why you would felt the need to get annoyed.
Sorry to have made you roll your eyes, obviously my head isn't in such a superior position as yours.

Perhaps I just don't like to be lectured on racism by somebody who can call somebody else a black bastard, Whether you agree with me or not, it's not such a hard concept to understand.

 

[The Don]

If one black person calls another black person a black b.....d I don't think that is racism i.e it is not someone from the majority empowered community calling someone from a minority oppressed community