silvertop
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That's my height and my curse. People always think I am smaller.Transfermarkt has him at 1.85 m which equates to 6ft and 3/4 of an inch so 6ft 1in to the nearest inch.
That's my height and my curse. People always think I am smaller.Transfermarkt has him at 1.85 m which equates to 6ft and 3/4 of an inch so 6ft 1in to the nearest inch.
I'm a bit more than that and my curse is that for all my adult life I've had old women telling me their grandson is taller than me and have never known what to say back...Congratulations? They usually add "He's 6 foot" to which the obvious reply is "Then he's four inches shorter isn't he?" but it seems to please them.That's my height and my curse. People always think I am smaller.
I'm 6ft 4 ins and every time I go into a supermarket you can guarantee at least one old (or small) lady will come up and ask if I could get them something down from the back of the top shelf - NOT the front but the back). I've got used to it now , and yes I do oblige.I'm a bit more than that and my curse is that for all my adult life I've had old women telling me their grandson is taller than me and have never known what to say back...Congratulations? They usually add "He's 6 foot" to which the obvious reply is "Then he's four inches shorter isn't he?" but it seems to please them.
Pleasing old ladies,I suppose it is a hobby.😍😍😍I'm a bit more than that and my curse is that for all my adult life I've had old women telling me their grandson is taller than me and have never known what to say back...Congratulations? They usually add "He's 6 foot" to which the obvious reply is "Then he's four inches shorter isn't he?" but it seems to please them.
I’m 6ft 6 ins and get the same requests. I used to live in Glasgow where there are very few 6 footers (average height 5ft 8ins). And could be greeted by complete strangers with “How’s it goin’ Big Man?”. Doesn’t happen in Edinburgh. Mind you, Edinburgh folk don’t speak to complete strangers!I'm 6ft 4 ins and every time I go into a supermarket you can guarantee at least one old (or small) lady will come up and ask if I could get them something down from the back of the top shelf - NOT the front but the back). I've got used to it now , and yes I do oblige.
Called "Rooneying".Pleasing old ladies,I suppose it is a hobby.😍😍😍
Yep. Although Wayne Rooney goes the extra yard.Pleasing old ladies,I suppose it is a hobby.😍😍😍
Paul Hinshelwood was called 'Doris'...don't ask me why......A nickname counts as similar.I believe at least two of these had one. I won't say I wasn't alive when they played for us - as I was, but I was too young to know too much about them.
I think it was because of his tight curly hair, which resembled an elderly lady in a hair net - hence 'Doris.'Paul Hinshelwood was called 'Doris'...don't ask me why......
You could, and someone just did.You couldn't make this up . . . Really?
West Ham and Fulham Eyeing Move to Sign 'Outstanding' Crystal Palace Star
West Ham and Fulham are eyeing a move for an "outstanding" Crystal Palace star to bolster their squad.www.givemesport.com
Fans called him Doris the playing staff called him Fish.Paul Hinshelwood was called 'Doris'...don't ask me why......
I also heard him referred to as 'Plank'.Fans called him Doris the playing staff called him Fish.
I think his current contract only runs until this Summer (1 year extension triggered last year) so technically, unless it's been extended again, he is free to talk to other clubs re a Summer move. However, if (for whatever reason) the club don't want to offer him an extension, and other PL clubs really do want him, we may decide (at the right price) to sell him (later in) this window.You couldn't make this up . . . Really?
West Ham and Fulham Eyeing Move to Sign 'Outstanding' Crystal Palace Star
West Ham and Fulham are eyeing a move for an "outstanding" Crystal Palace star to bolster their squad.www.givemesport.com
Paul Stewart was known as plank at Liverpool. Apparently not the sharpest at school.I also heard him referred to as 'Plank'.
I Think as you know, it was for his drinking aptitudeFans called him Doris the playing staff called him Fish.
At the time I can’t even remember why he was called Doris ever being discussed. It was just taken as being Doris.Fans called him Doris the playing staff called him Fish.
😀 😀to the tune of the link below
"they call him Yellow Willo"
yellow hair, yellow away-shirt, yellow card ( i cannot comment on the teeth ).