Shrimpsvoices

Rumours coming from the Fylde suggest that Simon Wiles is about to sign for Dunfermline the same club that close season target Andy Kirk signed for on the eve of the Scottish season.

It's believed that Simon who has been training with the squad since day 1 of pre-season couldn't afford to wait for the window of opportunity to open at MFC and will sign for the Scottish club in the very near future.

This must be a further blow to Sammy as he makes strident attempts to bolster the present squad and is proof of how a clubs annual turnover is affecting its ability to deal in the transfer market.

This deal is yet to be confirmed but the information eminating from the Fylde suggests that it's just a matter of time.

Liked the look of him in pre-season. Good touch and a decent cross on him. My only concern is do we really need another right sided midfielder? much prefer to see Wainwright out there consistently and get in somebody on the left or give a present player a run of games to get used to that position.

Lose

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Wiles
Very strange Did Wiles turn down the new contract at Blackpool and if so, he's a brave man in todays football climate? Or is he on a new contract with Blackpool...even stranger?

Ego Tripping wrote:Lose

No, loose... didn't you ever read Confguide? It's the law and that's the TRUTH!

I liked Wiles was hoping he was going to sign for us

Ego Tripping wrote:
Lose


No, loose... didn't you ever read Confguide? It's the law and that's the TRUTH!

It must be one of the most commonly mispelt words in the english dictionary. It's difficult to tell whether it's tongue in cheek on football forums or just ignorant spelling.

Glad someone else has brought it up, mind you.

Castaway wrote:

Ego Tripping wrote:
Lose


No, loose... didn't you ever read Confguide? It's the law and that's the TRUTH!

It must be one of the most commonly mispelt words in the english dictionary. It's difficult to tell whether it's tongue in cheek on football forums or just ignorant spelling.

Glad someone else has brought it up, mind you.

Sometimes you'll find other words misspelt too

Along with the trio there, their and they're.

The English language can be soo difficult.

morecambe mick wrote:

Castaway wrote:It must be one of the most commonly mispelt words in the english dictionary. It's difficult to tell whether it's tongue in cheek on football forums or just ignorant spelling. ...

Sometimes you'll find other words misspelt too

ooh Mick, I think Tom got you there! Didn't you read you read the small print in Tom's post?

Sometimes you'll find other words misspelt too

Anyone for fish and chips??

CONFIRMATION

http://www.dafc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Ne ... 67,00.html

Keith wrote:

morecambe mick wrote:

Castaway wrote:It must be one of the most commonly mispelt words in the english dictionary. It's difficult to tell whether it's tongue in cheek on football forums or just ignorant spelling. ...

Sometimes you'll find other words misspelt too

ooh Mick, I think Tom got you there! Didn't you read you read the small print in Tom's post?

Why only quote part of my post Keith?
To purposely mis-lead?

A common Internet term used by the uneducated or ignorant to describe a misspelt word.

OK, so what would Tom prefer to be "uneducated or ignorant"?





bugger bugger bugger it was after driving all the way back from France

Christies Child wrote:CONFIRMATION

http://www.dafc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Ne ... 67,00.html

Sammy said on the Radio he has 2 forward players lined up who want to come to Morecambe.

I assumed one of them must have been Wiles but Sammy would know he had gone to Dunfermline so obviously not him.

Having seen Andy Morrell yesterday I am glad we didnt try for him.

All will be revealed before Saturday......hopefully!

morecambe mick wrote:

Castaway wrote:

Ego Tripping wrote:
Lose


No, loose... didn't you ever read Confguide? It's the law and that's the TRUTH!

It must be one of the most commonly mispelt words in the english dictionary. It's difficult to tell whether it's tongue in cheek on football forums or just ignorant spelling.

Glad someone else has brought it up, mind you.

Sometimes you'll find other words misspelt too

Along with the trio there, their and they're.

The English language can be soo difficult.

Hei its easier than Finnish kiitos Mick
Hyvaa yota

parceldave wrote:Hei its easier than Finnish kiitos Mick
Hyvaa yota

What are you talking about, Sarney and Bez, especially Bez, talk like that all the time when drunk!
As for Dave Barnes, Dave we don't run a pub!!!

Ego Tripping wrote:Lose

For purposes of clarity (on shrimpsvoices???) it may be worth pointing out that I've noticed some editing has since taken place! (not by me... and USA wouldn't edit it he'd just... )

Christies Child wrote:All will be revealed before Saturday......hopefully!

we where told the same last week