Kennedy?

[DRFC MYERS]

i thought we were meant to be signing him? has mark wilson still got the crayon?

[roversam]

DRFC MYERS wrote:

i thought we were meant to be signing him? has mark wilson still got the crayon?

I wonder if its a crayola  

[CusworthRovers]

I'm not sure what is happening here. Let's apply logic here

1. Locky clearly had some form of writing implement.....be it a quill, felt tip, snapped crayon, bic, parker, chalk, coal, rock or whatever.

2. Now there must have been some form of handover to Woods. Did Locky pass it back to our goalie?, the answer is yes, as he signed. Woods has then handed it to Wilson, or thrown it out or kicked it and Wilson must have controlled it and then had it under control. That must have happened, now we move onto our midfield passage of play with the pen.

3. Wilson to Oster seems to be the problem:

3a. Has the pass of the pen been completed?
3b. Has Wilson retained possession?
3c. Is Wilson refusing to pass?
3d. Was Oster to far away?
3e. Was Wilson trying to be fancy by throwing it overhead or spinning it?
3f. Did Oster mis-control the pen and it broke?
3g. Has Oster drifted out of the pay and not made himself available?

[BillyStubbsTears]

You missed 3h. Has Oster been out on the lash with the pen, used it to write, \"Kitson\") on the back of a copper's neck, assisted police with their resulting enquiries, fallen down the stairs breaking both hands and jaw, and thus rendered himself incapable of using said implement or telling his agent to do same on his behalf? And ditto James Hayter?

[DRFC MYERS]

hopefully the answer to question 3 is that none of the above are correct and he will pass it oster who in turn crosses into billy sharp who signs the dotted line... and hopefull signs with joe garner and bp