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Post by GeoFox on Jun 26, 2006 9:35:53 GMT -1
lol yeah he was looking quite suave! Also brought a big chocolate gateaux so maybe he is giving up! He even packed his own bags! LOL Ash 'working' - yeah you'll be lucky! I start work tomorrow Mmmm good to see he has good taste, chocolate gateaux rules ;D Did you offer to pack his bags for him? Aww bless ya, I start work in 25mins if it makes you feel better!? feeling rough! I started to pack them but he had loads of stuff, and there was a big queue. Tbh I was sooooo fed up by the time he came in. On the till all day, I was a grumpy Ash! ;D
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Post by rich on Jun 26, 2006 9:36:06 GMT -1
did he pay by card or cash?
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Post by GeoFox on Jun 26, 2006 9:37:05 GMT -1
did he pay by card or cash? Cash!! He had a big wad of twenties!
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Post by rich on Jun 26, 2006 9:38:41 GMT -1
did he let you keep the change?
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Post by leicesterlass on Jun 26, 2006 9:38:46 GMT -1
did he pay by card or cash? Cash!! He had a big wad of twenties! He's not short of a bob or two though when he's only £30,000 a week! If he does have to retire I hope we do a testimonial game for him, that'd sell more tickets than normal matches!!
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Post by leicesterlass on Jun 26, 2006 9:40:26 GMT -1
I start work tomorrow Mmmm good to see he has good taste, chocolate gateaux rules ;D Did you offer to pack his bags for him? Aww bless ya, I start work in 25mins if it makes you feel better!? feeling rough! I started to pack them but he had loads of stuff, and there was a big queue. Tbh I was sooooo fed up by the time he came in. On the till all day, I was a grumpy Ash! ;D But I bet it brightened up your day didn't it No that doesn't really make me feel better because I have to work 9-5 tomorrow, you get a lie in before you have to work
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Post by GeoFox on Jun 26, 2006 9:44:17 GMT -1
No rich, he didn't!! the git! Yeah clo it did make me feel a bit better! But it was a day of hell! Ahhh you'll be ok, think of the money!! anyway, i'm off to work now peeps! Have a nice day! I won't!
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Post by leicesterlass on Jun 26, 2006 9:47:50 GMT -1
No rich, he didn't!! the git! Yeah clo it did make me feel a bit better! But it was a day of hell! Ahhh you'll be ok, think of the money!! anyway, i'm off to work now peeps! Have a nice day! I won't! You just called Muz a git Ok, remember service with a smile Ashley ;D Lol. I'm off now as well xx
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Post by rich on Jun 26, 2006 9:49:55 GMT -1
famous footballer not letting you keep the change i would have stamped on his foot! bye clo x bye geoooooo
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Post by leicesterlass on Jun 27, 2006 15:43:50 GMT -1
His boots are officially hung up Muzzy Izzet has been forced to retire after failing to overcome a long-standing knee injury. The midfielder missed the majority of Birmingham's relegation season last term due to the problem and it has shown little improvement of late. Blues chief Steve Bruce said on Monday that Izzet was in real pain when putting any stress on the joint and the 31-year-old has taken the decision to call time on his career. "Muzzy has come to the point where his knee is very, very painful and he can't fulfil what he wants to do," Bruce told the club's official website. "We would like to thank Muzzy for his efforts during his two years here and wish him all the very best for whatever he chooses to do in the future." Izzet, a former Turkey international, had a further year to run on his contract at St Andrews, but he agreed to cancel the deal by mutual consent. The midfielder started his career at Chelsea, but made his name at Leicester during an eight-year stint with The Foxes. He joined Blues in the summer of 2004, but was never really able to show his class at St Andrews.
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Post by GeoFox on Jun 27, 2006 22:01:57 GMT -1
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Post by leicesterlass on Jun 28, 2006 16:17:51 GMT -1
Someone else's words on Muzzy Izzet, actually brought a tear to the eye I remember seeing his name come up on Teletext's transfer deadline day ticker along with Julian Watts. Along with everyone else I thought to myself who the hell is M Izzet? Only brought in on loan initially of course. I remember his debut, coming on as sub and playing tight to the near touchline in the infamous Sheffield United defeat at Filbo. I remember standing on the back row of the Carling Stand singing "O'Neill out, Mustafa in". I remember his jinking runs that day down the touchline, the only player on the pitch worthy of the shirt and he was just some kid I'd never heard of before. And I remember his header at Vicarage Road that got us into the play-offs and relegated Watford on the last day of the season. I remember him winning the penalty that put us back level at Wembley just days later. I remember thanking all the lucky stars in the world when we signed him for £650,000 that summer. I remember all the goals, all the curling efforts from the edge of the box, the bullet free-kick at Middlesbrough, the volley against Tottenham with the Mercury banners pleading for O'Neill to stay. I remember the way you trusted him, Lennon and Savage to give any midfield in the country a run for their money. I remember all the free kicks and corners we took for granted last time we got promoted - what we would give for a player who could deliver a tenth of those balls this season. I remember everything Muzz. All the best for the future in whatever you do. That sums it up perfectly, I don't think words can do Muz justice it was just an honour to see him in a city shirt and I, as well as all Leicester fans wish him all the best
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Post by Bobcat Robinson on Jun 28, 2006 17:32:18 GMT -1
poor bugger....
Leicester Legend. All the best Muz!
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