Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 4:07 pm  

Chris28 wrote:

:shock:

Let's go back in time!

What?

You'll be telling me the FA aren't based out of Lancaster Gate in a minute.

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 4:10 pm  

One more thing. Which Koukash is buying Swinton again....

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 4:20 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

One more thing. Which Koukash is buying Swinton again....

His twin brother.

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 5:46 pm  

Maybe one of his horses could buy the Broncos, naaaaaayyyyyyy

[Kosh]

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 6:07 pm  

CM Punk wrote:

Nobody seems to cry 'conflict of interest' when it comes to the Hetheringtons do they? Why should the Koukash family be any different?

Which two clubs do the Hetheringtons own?

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 6:33 pm  

Kosh wrote:

Which two clubs do the Hetheringtons own?

Why is ownership the issue? THey both sit on the boards of clubs and have before.

Oh sorry that doesn't fit in with your anti-Bradford stance

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 7:53 pm  

Bradford play Salford. Bradford need to win to stay up. Do you think he loves wifey enough. Or should that be do you think he loves himself enough

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 7:56 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

Bradford play Salford. Bradford need to win to stay up. Do you think he loves wifey enough. Or should that be do you think he loves himself enough

More like, Bradford become more successful than Salford, the doc cuts the money he lets his wife spend, so Salford overtake them.

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 8:04 pm  

In my teenage years, I used to play quite a bit of 'Championship Manager' on the computer.
Just to make things easier, I would invent another manager and 'take over' Man Utd. This had a number of benefits:
1) If any of my players turned out to be rubbish, I could 'buy' them as the Man Utd manager, giving me more money at Leeds Utd for the wages of other players.
2) If I couldn't afford a player, I'd 'buy' him for Man Utd and then at a much cheaper rate make the transfer from Man U to Leeds. Sometimes it was worthwhile buying good young players and leaving them at Man U for a while, a kind of "feeder team" before I brought them to Leeds if and when they were good enough.
3) I could reley on 6 points every season, with a big scoreline to boot.
4) IT WAS CHEATING.

Re: The mad doctor : Thu Mar 13, 2014 8:14 pm  

nottinghamtiger wrote:

In my teenage years, I used to play quite a bit of 'Championship Manager' on the computer.
Just to make things easier, I would invent another manager and 'take over' Man Utd. This had a number of benefits:
1) If any of my players turned out to be rubbish, I could 'buy' them as the Man Utd manager, giving me more money at Leeds Utd for the wages of other players.
2) If I couldn't afford a player, I'd 'buy' him for Man Utd and then at a much cheaper rate make the transfer from Man U to Leeds. Sometimes it was worthwhile buying good young players and leaving them at Man U for a while, a kind of "feeder team" before I brought them to Leeds if and when they were good enough.
3) I could reley on 6 points every season, with a big scoreline to boot.
4) IT WAS CHEATING.

What you worrying about Cas are a top team now.