Where's (Theo) Wally?????

Breaking News…..A leading poster manufacturer is about to launch of new range of posters. The posters are a play on the famous "Where's Wally??" genre but have been geared towards the great "Where is Theo Walcott" debate. The "Where is Theo Wally??" posters are a play on the fact that since his media tracked move the Arsenal, his not been seen much, if at all. The poster offers up suggestions for his location, which include being at home doing homework, down the sweetshop counting out coppers for some 5p sweets, lying in bed trying to remember the thril of first team football and bring on the halftime oranges at the Colney training ground. Where do you think Theo Wally is???

I was told i'd get to play when I grew into this new top uncle wenger got me

Mon Ami

WEBHEAD FOR HIRE!!!!!!

No this post isn't about spidermans exploits in the world of perfessional mercenary, far from it, although it'd make a great story I'm sure. I thought I'd post a brief word about an old friend, who apart from being a Plymouth Argylle (and I'm sure I've spelt that wrong) fan, a really nice guy, a qualified footie coach and a bit of a fountain of footie knowledge, just happens to be a fantastic website devleoper. He's currently finishing of a degree which he appears to be sailing thru and has a very interesting site covering some of the interesting aspects of his course, plymouth argylle and basically life in general, it's definitely worth visiting. It's the most popular personal website I know of!!!
Visit Chris' site: www.boxel.co.uk

I'll be off to hack my nephews Furby this weekend!!!!!


If you need a website, If BA & co can't help you...maybe..just maybe...you can hire Chris!!!!!

Quel Sup-Pires

The stretched out saga of whether Pires will accept arsenals offer of a "Bergkamp" (A yearly rolling contract due to advancing years) continues with "Bobby" claiming he'd accept it providing he was guaranteed a certain of games. While the immediate temptation is to lambast our bobby, the truth is would you want a player that was happy to hug the bench and stare at the back of wengers head for 90 minutes week after week? I think not, he's a good player despite he's "feet pointing at 10-to-two" running still…..sign up Pires, you'll bench warm elsewhere or go to somewhere like the Portsmounth first team, it's the Mecca Bingo Hall of football….

Look out Darren Anderton....Here comes Sol!!

A late entry in the Most Injury Prone Player 2006 is Sol Campbell, seeing the media interest generated by Darren "Sicknote" Anderton's reputation for picking up the "odd knock", Sol has decided to rise to the challenge, hot coaling walking and shaving without shaving gel are just two changes in Sols day-to-day routine as he gears up for a few injuries. Rumour has it, he hopes that a few snaps of him in bandages in the tabloids may get him a guest spot in casualty......He is apparently extremely happy about his recent ankle injury!

Sol's new look