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Hearts open talks with midfielder Obua



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Published Date: 18 July 2008
By BARRY ANDERSON
HEARTS manager Csaba Laszlo will hold discussions with Uganda midfielder David Obua after the player arrived in Edinburgh this morning.
Obua has recently been on trial at West Ham United but is keen to consider all options after leaving the South African club Kaiser Chiefs on freedom of contract. He is hankering after a move to Europe and Laszlo remains an admirer from his time as national coach of Uganda.

It is not yet clear whether Obua, who can also operate in defence, would qualify for a UK work permit but Laszlo and Hearts officials will examine that possibility during their discussions. The club would first have to confirm with FIFA that he had played 75 per cent of competitive international matches for Uganada during the last two years.

The 24-year-old flew into Edinburgh to meet his former coach and tour Hearts' facilities at both Tynecastle and Riccarton.

"We have arrived in Scotland and we will meet the manager for some talks," said Janos Hrutka, Obua's agent. "There is not much more we can say at the moment. There may be more to say after the discussions with Mr Laszlo and the work permit is something we must talk about."

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  • Last Updated: 18 July 2008 12:02 PM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Heart of Midlothian FC
 
1

JamboJohnny,

18/07/2008 11:22:55
Hobos aer quaking in their shan adidas sambas
2

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 11:36:50
Jeeeeez... I am not sure I can take much more of this sort of thing you know?

Is it just me or are we actually having a normal, traditional, good old fashioned pre-season?

Manager talking to the press about realistic goals and through the media conveying his thoughts to the fans and now... drum roll... Linked with players.

Oh well there is a long way to go and I remember the hassle with Gogita Gogua but at least we are identifying targets... Think I better lie down...
3

Sauchie Boy ,

that is the question ? 18/07/2008 11:37:40
OH NO ! another midfielder , come on Laslo surely you can see its our forward line & defence & a keeper we need !!!!!!!!!!!!
4

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 11:37:42
#1

That's well shan ya radge!

No heard 'shan' in ages!! Nice.
5

DougieHMFC,

18/07/2008 11:38:05
"It is not yet clear whether Obua, who can also operate in defence, would qualify for a UK work permit"

Don't worry Barry, I'm sure the folk on kickback will find that out for you too in due course....
6

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 11:39:48
#3

Crossed my mind too but maybe someone is for the heave ho... Like the fact that he can also defend... Utility players are always usefull, think Seve was the last guy we had like that... Zally ain't got it!
7

Sauchie Boy ,

18/07/2008 11:46:39
# 6

Jamboy do we not already have 4 midfielders that can defend ! !!!!!!! That is the problem with our team we are too defensive & it has been obvious for a while I do like the noises laszlo is makeing but surely our first potential signing a defensive midfielder doesnt set the heather a light im afraid . Do you not agree ?
8

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 11:53:24
#7

Yes we have a a lot of defence minded midfielders but we still seemed to be playing Zaliukas as a sitting midfielder the last couple of seasons, perhaps Csaba doesn't think they are good enough.

I like Eggy and Ruben and think they fill that role rather well but I think maybe Stewart or one of them might be moved on.

As much as i like the players mentioned above can either of them play in defence? I wonder if we are going to see some players in different roles this season.

I would expect we are looking at strikers and the much missed box to box midfielder that we have missed since Hartley's departure but in the short term players who can fill different roles can only help.
9

Propaganda boy,

18/07/2008 11:56:09
If he gets a work permit, I will bare by bum in Woolworths window
10

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 11:57:21
When we had just appointed Csaba as manager, there was a piece on the BBC website where they interviewed the BBC Africa Football Correspondent. It's gone now, I just checked, but he was saying that Obua was a 'flying winger' who played for Kaiser Chiefs... so don't be surprised if, yet again, our good ol' friends at Scotsman/EN have got it wrong again...
11

Sauchie Boy ,

18/07/2008 12:01:28
# 8

I hope you are correct with your first paragraph .
But if you want to sell season tickets surely the best way is to bring in a decent name first & build from there ?
I am clinging onto the hope that Larry is our box to box midfielder I feel he is at his best through the middle & not lost out on the wing .
12

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 12:01:51
#10

Good lord... He's a one man team.
13

Chas Niceass,

18/07/2008 12:07:59
Perhaps he is a centre forward, he has to be surely, or maybe he is wanting to add a 4th man to the centre of midfield?
14

Ive seen the leith brazil relegated,

republic of olofsson 18/07/2008 12:08:49
who cares if it is another midfielder we need creative midfielders.ruben,miko,chesney and audrey contribute next to nothing in the assists/goals column.Its time this club thinked out of the kaunas box.
15

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 12:09:39
#11

I think he has played well both on the right and as a box to box player... Trouble has been that when he was played on the right we were devoid of any creativity from anyone else in the middle... Stewart needs to give us a good season this year or the jury may return with a less than favourable verdict.

Strange thing is between Driver, Larry, Ruben and Jonsson we have a fair bit of talent in midfield but we were still being dominated by teams who were just more organised.

Miko looked a better player in patches too last season so hopefully Csaba can get them to perform to their full potential.

I think Nade has a negative effect on the dressing room aswell as the on the pitch, I'd bin him as now that Gonzo is offski the place might be a better working environment.
16

Glorious Hearts,

18/07/2008 12:21:16
#15 there was only one Gonzo and that was the great Stefano Salvatori!
17

Who?,

18/07/2008 12:24:08
If #10 is correct then another winger maybe not a bad idea. I know we have Driver, Beslija (well...) Miko, Larry and Chesney. I don't rate chesney or miko, Beslija will need time to get back and could well end up injured again and Larry prefers to play in the centre of midfield in a defensive role.

The only worry i have with this guy is that aberdeen in January is very different from cape town at the same time of year. The phrase horses for courses springs to mind.

Still excellent news that its the team manager who is running the show and is doing so with some determination.
18

Anglo Jambo,

Chorley 18/07/2008 12:28:50
David Obua
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
David Obua

Personal information
Full name David Obua
Date of birth April 10, 1984 (age 24)
Place of birth Kampala, Uganda
Height 184 cm
Playing position Defender, Midfielder
Club information
Current club Kaizer Chiefs
Number 13
Youth clubs
1999 Police FC
Senior clubs1
Years Club App (Gls)*
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003–2005
2005– Express FC
AS Port-Louis 2000
Express FC
Kaizer Chiefs ? (?)
? (?)
48 (19)
63 (8)
National team2
2001- Uganda 22 (5)
1 Senior club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only and
correct as of September 23, 2007.
2 National team caps and goals correct
as of September 23, 2007.
* Appearances (Goals)
David Obua (born April 10, 1984 in Kampala) is a Ugandan football player who plays as either left-back or left-wing for South African side Kaizer Chiefs and The Cranes, the national team of Uganda.
He signed his first professional contract in the United States after briefly attending Martin Methodist College in Pulaski, Tennessee between 1999 and 2001. His first taste of professional football was with Raleigh, N.C. in the United Soccer Leagues system. After a partial season in Raleigh, he moved to the Wilmington Hammerheads, a third division team, where he finished the season with 7 goals.
But problems off the field forced Obua to temporarily abandon his hopes of a professional career. He eventually returned to Uganda and started over again. Earning a place on the Uganda National Team, he was spotted by Kaizer Chiefs and signed for them for 3 years after a standout performance for the national team against South Africa. He went on to become one of the top players in South Africa during a two-year period 2005-2007.
Being out of contract he is now currently available on a free transfer. He has landed a trial with West Ham United where he spent his first day at Chadwell Heath on 11th July where he trained with his prospective new team-mates. Ha
19

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:31:04
So Anglo 18 appears he is a winger/wing back after all. Glad to see that Csaba has identified that neither Chesney or Wallace is up to either task then ;-)
20

Anglo Jambo,

Chorley 18/07/2008 12:31:19
18 continued

Has since seen spotted on a flight to Edinburgh [1]where he is rumoured to be on the verge of signing for Scottish outfit Hearts, and team up with old boss Mr loverman...Shabba.
21

The Maroon Seasider,

Dunbar 18/07/2008 12:31:56
Great that Csaba seems to be taking control of identifying potential targets. I still think we need to concentrate on a couple of strikers, and a left and right back first. Perhaps Csaba can work with Stewart and try and get a more attacking performance out of him?
22

gods lovechild,

18/07/2008 12:33:48
he sounds like a decent signing ,...kind of in the thierry gathusi mould
23

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:35:23
Anyone who West Ham were having a look at sounds of a good enough standard for me. Left back is a problem position. So that could be one filled with Wallace as cover. Now just the other flank, a midfielder and a couple of strikers.... phew!
24

Indy Rep Kid,

18/07/2008 12:36:04
#18

"But problems off the field forced Obua to temporarily abandon his hopes of a professional career"

"Wilmington Hammerheads"

"Police FC"

Brilliant stuff!
25

Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 12:37:08
Glad to see some of my predictions do come true or some rumors i get told. I predicted he would be one of the Ugandans we would be going for last week. Guys a decent player.
26

Sardonic Jambo,

18/07/2008 12:37:39
considering csaba likes to deploy two holding midfielders in his 4-2-3-1 formation it's not surprising he wants another one, because the only players we have that are decent in this position are the egg and ruben.
27

Anglo Jambo,

Chorley 18/07/2008 12:37:51
19*

I think Chesny did have some ability but recently no longer showed it. Wallace is no defender and an average winger.
28

KingKenny,

18/07/2008 12:38:10
Obua is good player. 24year old. and have little good talented Defence. I hope he move hearts and Success Scotland....Good Job László.
29

CleryJambo,

18/07/2008 12:39:09
He can play left back or left wing so he could be a replacement for wallace or cover for him since we only have one now. Or maybe he is a replacement for chesney, driver, miko or beslija.
30

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:39:16
A bit more brilliant than your contributions IRKsome one
31

Angus R,

18/07/2008 12:40:58
i thought the Kaiser Cheifs were a band!!

Oh well - someone had to say it.
32

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:41:16
Anglo 27. Agree Chesney showed some flashes of brilliance at times, esp goal vs Partick in Cup a couple of years back but seems to persistently have a 'virus' or niggling ankle injuries. Think we've seen the best of him, but given he is one of Vlad's love children he will no doubt hang around like a bad smell for a couple of years yet...
33

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:41:56
If only someone could Predict a Diet for Nade!
34

Old Reekies Big Team,

18/07/2008 12:43:04
#23 What about Christian Dailly, Bobby Zamora, F Ljunberg and not forgetting Harewood?
35

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:45:21
To be honest 34 I would take any of them other than Dailly. We're talking SPL here. Even Dailly's managed to look ok since he signed for Rangers and he's been a liability for years if you ask me. Lljunberg would run rings round most SPL defences and Harewood and Zamora would probably get 20 each. And no, I'm not drunk!
36

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 12:46:10
#32

Looping overhead lob from the right against Celtic in the Cup the next year too.

Scores some great goals but too few and far between.
37

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:47:53
Agree 36. Always preferred him to Weako, but then he's so easily pushed off the ball. Doesn't go to ground as easily however and seems to have a better footballing brain re positioning/where to pass...
38

Who?,

18/07/2008 12:48:01
#33 have you ever seen Nade outside a curry house shouting "ruby ruby ruby"
39

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 12:48:44
"Ljunberg"

If only... Never afford him though.
40

Indy Rep Kid,

18/07/2008 12:49:26
#30

I was being serious.

41

Anglo Jambo,

Chorley 18/07/2008 12:49:42
24*

He has been on trial with West Ham United, o yes think they are in conference 4th Division. O no it is English premier league. Besides he was only about 18 when he played for Wilmington Hammerheads who start 1n 1996
42

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 12:50:59
#37

Reckon he lost a lot of motivation after that serious bout of Vlad flu a couple of seasons ago.

I thought he looked like a different player for Lithuania.
43

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:51:11
Yeah ol' Freddie. Seemed to run about 10 yards faster for Sweden in the Euros than he did for West Ham last season. Sure he's collecting a pretty penny from the Hammers tho. Think the days of Vlad throwing cash around on big salaries are gone now that the bigger earners are off the books... Might not be a bad thing for team morale!
44

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18/07/2008 12:51:19
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Reason:
45

The Maroon Seasider,

Dunbar 18/07/2008 12:53:18
This boys a one man army by the looks of things. Typical of the EEN to get his position wrong, but at least we'll have our left back if it works out.
46

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:54:04
Apologies IRK thought you were implying that we were all getting excited about some non entity... Look how many Africans are plying their trade at the highest level all over Europe. Could be a masterstroke getting Laszlo if he can unearth some gems rather than relying on Romanov's notorious pyramid of poo!
47

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:56:31
42 Jamboy, yeah amazing how he could star for the Liths when Shaggy claimed he was too unfit for the SPL.... who were they playing again, France was it?
48

Indy Rep Kid,

18/07/2008 12:57:06
#46

no probs, Sir Tam

the boy looks decent and (to me) is clearly being brought in to fill the left-back slot
get a good couple of years out of him and sell him on for a big, fat profit
49

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 12:59:01
My god it's almost like having a civilised chat with some fellow Jambos on here today (hence my return after months of not bothering). Is it Giro day in Lochend?
50

Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 13:00:35
#47

Yeah i know, even Miko looked good before the famous dive... What's happening when we have a Lithuanian owner who shows favouritism to his fellow country men but the leave for our rivals (Velicka), Offer nothing on big wages (Janny), Often don't try (Miko), and get left to rot on the sidelines while playing against France for his country????
51

Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 13:01:49
#49 Tam

I think its more a case of them not being able to handle much more positive news coming from hearts, slowly but surely the hoobs numbers have been dwindling from these threads this week. I think now their smelling the coffee, or mixus armpots down at fester road and realise they in just as much dodo as were in, difference being were doing something abuot it now.
52

Old Reekies Big Team,

18/07/2008 13:01:53
Can I just say this is the quote of the day!!!!


One player Stevenson intends to get up close and personal with is Argentine star Messi, revealing that he's the one Barcelona star with whom he'd like to swap jerseys on the final whistle.

He said: "I've only ever had a fake Barcelona shirt brought back by relatives from a holiday in Spain so this is a chance to get the real thing. I think everyone will be fighting to get a Barcelona jersey for themselves. I'd probably go for Messi but perhaps I'll settle for one of the young boys who is going to be the next superstar."
53

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 13:02:54
Jamboy you answered your own question with 'favouritism'. If you know you're gonna get picked regardless, or you don't have to pay your fines, where's the motivation. Besides we know how Chesney picked up his bout of Vlad flu, it was that 'sometimes he is a bit strange' comment he made about VR.
54

Anglo Jambo,

Chorley 18/07/2008 13:04:56
46*
interesting point I can only think of one Lithuanian who was a success, Velicka. Others have given it in fits and starts, but believe Romanov behind Kingston coming to Tynie.

Also I was given the same impression from IRK.
55

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 13:05:10
Well it certainly is refreshing...

"fake Barcelona shirt" LOL ha ha wot a tink.

Who knows Gorgie's finest, they might not even come on here and correct your typos in the absence of having anything of any value to contribute!
56

Roscoe P Coltrane,

18/07/2008 13:06:20
Come on, we shouldn't complain about the Scotsman getting his position wrong. After all;

This Is The Modern Way








Sorry.
57

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 13:07:09
Yeah Anglo, think that Kingston was on the books of an agency owned by a pal of Vlad's if I remember rightly... Certainly like to see some better performances out of him this year though... more like the game at Parkheid where Pressley took him out cos everytime he got the ball he made him look like a huddie!
58

Tam Flogel,

18/07/2008 13:09:35
Ach well I'm away for some lunch. Let's hope this boy gets signed up and is only the first of a few as the new man puts his stamp on the team. Good afternoon one and all. HHGH!
59

Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 13:09:42
#55

I prefer them coming on trying to correct typos or even the odd spelling mistake....It's not the first time some try it and in the same post their correcting someone, they make a typo or spelling mistake themselves...haha
60

JamboJohnny,

18/07/2008 13:11:18
Season ticket renewed now for me and my old man today. Things are on the up.

Touch wood
61

victorian of gorgie ,

18/07/2008 13:12:23
we don't need another midfielder.

strikers please, and a left back, maybe a right back, maybe a central defender.

62

GrahamL,

18/07/2008 13:14:33
Up front and left back are the two positions that I don't think anyone disagrees need strengthened. So if he's coming in as a LB, who could cover for Driver on the wing sounds like just the sort of player we need. I'd like to see him come in, especially as it would be the first signing for what - 3 years? - that we know is entirely down to the manager!
63

JT's - Scottish Cup winners 2006,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 13:14:47
Apparantely David Obua can play at either left wing or left back and is meant to be pretty pacy and good on the ball. His favoured position i believe is as a left winger but can also play as a box to box central midfielder. This information was found on the web so i dont know how true it is but if he can left wing / left back or box to box central mid then he could be a decent addition to the squad. IF HE IS ANY GOOD THAT IS!!
64

Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 13:17:01
Csaba's stamping his authority and methods

"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and that's official - according to manager Csaba Laszlo.

The new boss has implemented a strict new training regime, designed to bring the Hearts squad together, in terms of tactical awareness, spirit and physical condition."

"8.30am is the new report time for the Jambos, 45 minutes earlier than before. Players and coaching staff now take breakfast together.

After that the players have time to get ready and prepared for their first session of the day. This might include time with a physio or masseur.

At 9.45am the players head outside - earlier than before - to begin the first session of the day.

Csaba explained, "I want the players to realise that this is their job and the Academy is their place of work.

"We must be together and work hard. If we only come into work for two hours then we do not have the right mind. We must focus, work very hard, rest, and then continue our work again."

The manager confirmed that Hearts players are likely to train three times a day in Germany, starting at 7.30am in the morning before breakfast."

Nade must be shaking in his boots...wonder what Csaba's got him eating for breaky...half a slice of unbuttered toast, a grape, and a glass of water.

On a serious not, as each day passes and you hear more from this guy, the more you like hmi and get the feeling he will turn things around. Also the feeling that he is being allowed to make HIS decisions and get on with it is starting to show through i think.
65

Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 13:20:13
ooops missed this part out at the bottom

"Hearts head out to Frankfurt on Sunday evening to the team's camp and Csaba admitted he is hopeful that there may be developments on the player recruitment front."

"We have some ideas and proposals," he added. "We must work together to make sure that any changes we make are very positive for Hearts."
66

Robbo1874,

18/07/2008 13:34:48
#61

Definitely a Right back. Get that joke of a footballer Neilson out.
67

craigmountjambo,

18/07/2008 13:36:07
Got this from the cheeky old wikipedia

David Obua (born April 10, 1984 in Kampala) is a Ugandan football player who plays as either left-back or left-wing for South African side Kaizer Chiefs and The Cranes, the national team of Uganda.

....He went on to become one of the top players in South Africa during a two-year period 2005-2007.
68

Robbo1874,

18/07/2008 13:37:44
Another Ugandan signing target

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Harris_(wrestler)
69

East at Easter,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 13:51:53
I dont think us Hobos should be quaking in our sambas just yet. Uganda are rank bottom and the more players Ken Lazslo brings over the better.

WHO ARE HEARTS?

ANSWER= FACELESS, SMALL OUTFIT RUN BY A SMALL TIME RUSSIAN CROOK ONLY INTERESTED IN SELF ESTEEM AND SELF GAIN.

DOON THE PAN AND DOON THE LEAGUE YAMS GO ;-)
70

Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 13:56:48
Quaking in our Sambas? We are Hibernian FC, we quake in our ZX800's, trampus.

Things are a bit grey down at the Holy Ground. How my day improves when I read the stories about the Yams, it really is a Circus.
71

Robbo1874,

18/07/2008 13:57:24
#69

You're right mate...more like quaking in your Steamin Gola's.
72

Robbo1874,

18/07/2008 13:58:33
#70 - Livingston....What a hole! NAE JOY!! hahaha
73

The Hallucinist,

18/07/2008 14:00:19
#69 All the jambos will be worried by your believable comments. Richardhead!!
74

The Hallucinist,

18/07/2008 14:01:15
#70 What recent Hearts stories? hibs are away more laughable ya clown!!
75

victorian of gorgie ,

18/07/2008 14:05:32
#70, mooth ruled by the erchy is it? whit does the brain do... if anything?

76

Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 14:09:02
#72 - Pie supper, hole in my shoe

#74 - Where do we begin - Uganda various, the gunts getting mare knock backs than an ugly gorgie tart, the 'handling' of the Stevie Fail carry on, Fatboy Nade going missing, the imaginary stand development............ad infinitum...

Regards

Charlie Crolla
77

victorian of gorgie ,

18/07/2008 14:15:00
#76, yep... as i thought... the erchy is well in charge.

78

Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 14:16:49
#77 - Is erchie lithuanian for 'corrupt russian'?
79

GrahamL,

18/07/2008 14:17:18
#76 "gunt"! There's a blast from the past...
80

The Hallucinist,

18/07/2008 14:17:31
#76 All in the past. Hearts fans are looking forward - the same direction as the team is going.

But a$$hole hibs fans like yourself, will keep thinking about the previous issues mentioned in your post, if only not to concentrate on the dire mess hibs are in.

Get it up ye' - Yehah!
81

victorian of gorgie ,

18/07/2008 14:19:01
#78, i'll tell you if it is if you can explain your use of the word 'corrupt'.

let the mooth answer this time, the erchy needs a rest.

82

Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 14:22:38
Aye, if you put it all behind you and look forward, that means it didnae happen and everything is going to be just fine.

Deary me, you couldnae make ye's up.

#81, I will need to ask ma mate erchie
83

GrahamL,

18/07/2008 14:36:06
Hang on a cottonpicking minute.
Am I going mental, or do we have a Hibee telling us to think about whats happened in the past, instead of how things might be going forward??

Surely that goes against the golden rule of Hobo.
84

MO1875,

18/07/2008 14:43:12
#80 I'm first to admit we need 4 quality signings but could ye explain 'the dire mess we're in'???? wishfull thinkin on your part mate.
85

Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 14:50:27
#83 - Going mental? Shirley you must already be mental to 'believe' the guff that oozes out of the pink bus shelter?

Crusty the clown
86

GrahamL,

18/07/2008 14:57:53
#85 No. You're right. From now on I'm going to believe everything you say. That's a much more sensible way than making up my own mind about things.

Tell me what you want me to do, oh master.
87

Who?,

18/07/2008 15:00:44
#85 - pink bus shelter? Think you have an enfatuation with with things pink- why else would you support the pink brazil?

Mixu figured out what he's doing yet or is he still practicing his graeme norton tribute routine?

88

Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 15:05:46
#86 - I think you woul dfind it physically impossible my jumbo fiend.

#87 - It wouldnt be Friday without some homophobic rantings from a right wing gorgie knuckle dargger would it?

Chase Me
89

GrahamL,

18/07/2008 15:14:36
#88 I don't understand. You're to clever for me.
I wish I was you. You're the best.
90

GrahamL,

18/07/2008 15:15:00
I can't even spell "too"...
91

Tynieweeguy,

18/07/2008 15:20:04
Just when you think it will be OK to come back on the boards (like Tam Flogel) along come the children from Leith to put you off again. No point if you can't have a decent discussion without all the pointless name calling etc. it's like being back in the school playground.

The start of this managers reign reminds me of the early days of Burley, fingers crossed he is left to get on with managing team affairs because it breaks your heart to see the "team" turn out week after week in the manner they have last two seasons (with one or two exceptions).
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gorgeousgorgieboy,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 15:28:49
Next door neighbour's 9 yr old lad got a new Hibs strip 2 weeks ago. Hasn't had it off his back.

Yesterday his maw told him she had to wash it but don't worry I'll hang it out on the line tonight and yoy can wear it tomorrow.

This morning he looked out the window and its lying on the deck.

"Why is my new Hibs strip lying on the muddy grass mum?" said he.

"Christ, these b@astards have been nicking the pegs again !!"
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18/07/2008 15:31:12
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Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 15:35:51
Ohhh hooo hooo, ma sides are burstin'. It wouldnt be Friday without some rantings about gypsies from a right wing gorgie knuckle dragger would it?

What's next, a joke about someone's skin colour or religious beliefs?
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LionheartFodithman,

18/07/2008 15:42:45
#93 Wilfrid
Apart from every post that "Sinky Sub" has posted( we cant include him because he deserves to win nowt) you have won the prize of "stupidest post of the day".

Well done.
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GeorgeCowieOrWalterKidd?,

18/07/2008 15:46:04
#94 Well mr Sinky Sub, you did enter the discussion by calling Hearts a circus. You then followed up with "the gunts getting mare knock backs than an ugly gorgie tart, the 'handling' of the Stevie Fail carry on, Fatboy Nade going missing, the imaginary stand development............ad infinitum..."

And you expect what from that? Some sort of intelligent discourse?
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Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 15:49:47
#94

Summer holidays from school getting boring already?

For someone to see that joke as racist, they have to think like a racist in the first place.

That was no joke regarding gypsies, it was clearly meant that someone would rather steal a clothes peg worth nothing as opposed to a hibs top....but there again being a silly wee hobo we wouldnt expect you to have the intelligence to work that out....
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Indy Rep Kid,

18/07/2008 15:52:31
#96 I actually found his post offensive towards prostitutes and fat people

I have a lot of time for these people.

Well, except for the chubbers.
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18/07/2008 15:53:40
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huggs,

18/07/2008 15:53:56
93 Wilfrid
Did yer ma never tell you no to drink the water oot the Burn up at Southside all they folk fi Penicuik and Loanhead P in it and throw things in it
Obviously it has unsettled your brain a wee bit
You would have been better of on the glue down the dip would not have done so much damage
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Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 15:55:39
Now where were we, Uganda?
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LionheartFodithman,

18/07/2008 15:56:16
GF
Its not even that funny a joke.
Also if you look on the practical side of things the clothes peg has many more uses than the Hobo top.As for the Hobo top itself ....Andrex is much cheaper !!
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Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 15:59:07
#101

Problem with uganda?

Where are Zemmama,Benji and Gatheusi from?
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Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 15:59:49
Eggs, beans and chips
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Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 16:00:15
#102

I wouldnt wanna dirty my backside using a hibs top to wipe it, Id prefer andrex.
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Sinky Sub,

Livingston 18/07/2008 16:01:08
But your hand normally does
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Gorgie's Finest,

18/07/2008 16:02:09
#106

We dont need to know about your lack of personal hygiene son...its a known fact Hobos never wash
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LionheartFodithman,

18/07/2008 16:02:29
#105
Put it on your "to do before i die list" mate.I can highly reccomend it.Especially when one is watching,but thats another story ;-)
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Jamboy,,

Edinburgh 18/07/2008 16:03:01
This is hilarious...

The double standards of the Hibies is incredible!

One minute it is 'noone will take the Hearts job, 36mil debt, Asset stripping and morons saying absurd things like I have heard that Hearts are going into administration in errrr three weeks, and you wont buy players'

This week it is...

'The manager is a dud because we have never heard of him', 12mil off debt is to make it easier to shut down the club, Signing targets are duds because they are not local...

Make up your minds will you?

Before I go I would just like to say that i am very optimistic that the onfield product will be night and day better than last season... Give Csaba a chance, he has