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TristanSubmitted by el martillo on 8 October, 2008 - 10:30.
According to Newsnow we will not be signing the Spanish striker; a club spokesman said, "What do we need Tristram Shandy for? We've already got Fanno!"
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Yes Fanny, YOU'RE here. We
Yes Fanny, YOU'RE here. We know. Unfortunately. Mind you, you could just "fuck off"!
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You’ve done your bit for racism, now your going for intellectualism; “ I don’t like these bright blokes they all look the same to me” I’ve been posting on here for over a year, except for the odd sabbatical when those who should know better start polishing their ICF tattoos and jack booting it through the Brandenburg gate singing “Lampards fat and Joe Cole’s queer…” and I would have thought anyone whose lamp had a rating above TOC H could have seen we are different people. He’s a twat, he said so; I’m not, I’m a tit, go and buy yourself a copy of the Observers guide to intellectual tosspots and learn to spot the difference!
One person f8cking just the one sheep is even sadder! The point is Den, we are not the same person and I can fully understand EMO's sense of annoyance. Would you want to be confused with me?????????????
"Come on baby now, come on baby, Tristan shout!"
i heard he only managed to score 1 goal all season for the team at the bottom of serie A last season - sounds like he's just about ready for UP then - blimey i do feel negative recently, where's the anadins
CONTRARY to some rumours, Diego Tristan is still training with West Ham United.
Some sources had suggested that the former Deportivo La Coruna and Spain striker had turned his nose up at the offer of a second week on trial at Chadwell Heath.
But Irons' manager Gianfranco Zola has insisted that the 32-year-old - without a club since being released by Italian outfit Livorno in the summer - is very much part of his plans after Dean Ashton suffered a long-term ankle injury.
"He is staying with us this week and then we will make a decision," the Sardinian told whufc.com "He's working very well and we're pleased with him.
"He could be a good alternative. He's got a lot of experience, he's got lots of skills so he can do well if he gets fit."
Tristan's career has stalled in recent years following an explosive four seasons at La Riazor, with some critics blaming an excessive lifestyle for his recent struggles.
But if the forward can rediscover the form he showed with Deportivo, Zola may see him as a useful - and cheap - short-term replacement for the crocked Ashton. . . COYSecondChanceSaloonIrons
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