Is there any truth in the rumour? Might Master Bates really be about to buy Plymouth Argyle?
Plymouth is famous for its Hoe of course, and Leeds fans will be Ho Ho Hoing from here right through to Christmas if Santa Bates really does bugger off at the end of the season.
He started big at Chelsea, scaled down to Leeds and now may be about to scrape the bottom of the barnacled barrel.
Still, he will be perfectly located to sail around the coast and meet Warnock in his Cornish retirement!
Plymouth would be a good place to put the statue, lots of seagulls.
ReplyDeleteHoe Hoe Hoe!
ReplyDeleteYour a male hoe hoe hoe Mf
DeleteWhat a compleat and utter tool you are .
DeleteGet it right he started at oldham
ReplyDeleteGet it right he stated at oldham
ReplyDelete"Scraping the barrel" rather derogatory towards Plymouth don't you think? Proof that you won't pass up an opportunity to have a snipe at another football club.
ReplyDeleteI believe there a level lower than Plymouth and that would be to buy into your filth riddled club
ReplyDeleteYou are a sick man and need help. Feel sorry for you :-(
ReplyDeletestop grovelling!
ReplyDeleteScaled down to Leeds !!!! He bought chelsea for a pound !!! Then again he could have bought west ham for 30p back then
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ReplyDeleteWhen bates was at Chelsea Leeds was far bigger club until Russian billions sorted them out!
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ReplyDeletePlease,please plymouth,take him away from us.he looks like santa,but only preasent he will give u is relegation.are u running out of stories cockney boy.
ReplyDeletebig at chelsea scaled down to leeds,haha your not gonna get a rise out of me! Knobhead! haha ;)
ReplyDeleteIt takes him south to call in at the lowest of all, Upton park
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