Another kit man leaves

[Hucka Hucka Huckerby 0]

What do they do exactly for the job to be difficult?

Kitman leaves Norwich City

Canaries kitman Manny Fowler has left the club and returned to Scotland.

Fowler was brought in by former manager Glenn Roeder to replace Terry Postle, who left the club in May, 2008 after 12 years'' service.

"He had already decided to leave before I arrived, but in my short time working with him I realised what an asset he was," said the Norwich manager.

"The kit man''s job is tough work and I don''t think people always realise what an important job they do for football clubs.

"Manny was a really brilliant lad and we all wish him every success in the future."

[Row D Seat 7 0]

Why did the club get rid of Terry Postle in the first place? All seemed a bit harsh.

[Herb 0]

[quote user="Row D Seat 7"]Why did the club get rid of Terry Postle in the first place? All seemed a bit harsh.[/quote]Presumably so Roeder could give his mate a job.

[The Butler 0]

They are just creating a job for big BG.

Knew he would be back soon[:D]

[canarytom 0]

Perhaps he didn''t like the soiled jock straps

[Official Joe 0]

Would Postle want to come back?  Is he a free agent? [:)]

[William Darby 0]

[quote user="Babyface"]Would Postle want to come back?  Is he a free agent? [:)][/quote]You mean unemployed?[:D]

[Smeg 0]

didnt terry retire?

[djc 0]

Perhaps the new kit man will stop leaving Cureton''s shirt hanging up in the changing room each matchday.....[;)]

[Savenell 0]

Prehaps we could get one in on loan?

[USAcanary 0]

[quote user="Savenell"]Prehaps we could get one in on loan?[/quote]

Not sure the "kitman''s" loan window is open yet !

[canary cherub 1]

Postle In!!

[:D]

 

[improper fraction 0]

I suppose it has to be a man who does this job... 

[Bill 1,788]

I think it was a matter of boozeHe been on the shorts the night before and then got all shirty when he was warned about it. The problem could have been ironed out but before you knew he was given the boot.That''s what my mate Daz reckons but as a bit of an ''omo he''s one for gossip -might be a bold move but it''s no comfort for Manny

[eddy melito 0]

[quote]

What do they do exactly for the job to be difficult?

Kitman leaves Norwich City

Canaries kitman Manny Fowler has left the club and returned to Scotland.

Fowler was brought in by former manager Glenn Roeder to replace Terry Postle, who left the club in May, 2008 after 12 years'' service.

"He had already decided to leave before I arrived, but in my short time working with him I realised what an asset he was," said the Norwich manager.

"The kit man''s job is tough work and I don''t think people always realise what an important job they do for football clubs.

"Manny was a really brilliant lad and we all wish him every success in the future."

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alarm bells ringing for me. anyone that kept up with lamberts goings on at colchester will know he thinks the fans are mugs. johnnie jackson put in a transfer request after being dumped in the youth team for no reason other than to get rid of him. lamberts reaction in the press? really suprised and disappointed he wants to leave!! he also got rid of the coach driver of 15 years because he didnt like him. he hadnt done anything wrong, but was got rif of none the less. if anyone puts up too much resistence to his ways of doing things they disappear. i reckon there is more than a sniff of it going on here too!

[Bobert 0]

[quote user="Savenell"]Prehaps we could get one in on loan?[/quote]

Having watched a track suited girl run on to the pitch here on Sunday to administer to a fallen rugby player (with amazing results I might add} I  wonder we don''t have a kit girl/woman/lady as a replacement. Would perhaps lighten up the dressing room and I am sure the kit would be spotless.

[Ex Norwich Resident 0]

Melito speaks the truth. You lot have been warned, again

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[quote user="Bobert"]

[quote user="Savenell"]Prehaps we could get one in on loan?[/quote]

Having watched a track suited girl run on to the pitch here on Sunday to administer to a fallen rugby player (with amazing results I might add} I  wonder we don''t have a kit girl/woman/lady as a replacement. Would perhaps lighten up the dressing room and I am sure the kit would be spotless.

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Why would the kit be spotless with a female in charge of it? I''ve never seen the boys come out in dirty kit all the time a man has been doing this job...

Both sexes can use a washing machine, it''s just a matter of reading the instructions. Being female doesn''t give us an automatic knowledge of domestic appliances.

[Ex Norwich Resident 0]

Wow, they even have computers in kitchens these days....

[Jacoljam 0]

[quote user="kentish lass"][quote user="Bobert"]

[quote user="Savenell"]Prehaps we could get one in on loan?[/quote]

Having watched a track suited girl run on to the pitch here on Sunday to administer to a fallen rugby player (with amazing results I might add} I  wonder we don''t have a kit girl/woman/lady as a replacement. Would perhaps lighten up the dressing room and I am sure the kit would be spotless.

[/quote]

Why would the kit be spotless with a female in charge of it? I''ve never seen the boys come out in dirty kit all the time a man has been doing this job...

Both sexes can use a washing machine, it''s just a matter of reading the instructions. Being female doesn''t give us an automatic knowledge of domestic appliances.

[/quote]Women are good at that sort of thing.............ironing and stuff.

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postle left as he had a loose mouth and was a gossip of sorts

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You swore! You said the ''i'' word. I do stuff but as a modern woman, I don''t iron. Ironing went out with the ark. Just a case of hanging it to dry properly. Several women who work with me don''t iron either.

As for that comment about having computers in kitchens...

And no I''m not chained to the kitchen sink, the chains are on the bed ;o)

[improper fraction 0]

See, it''s not just women who gossip ...

[Jacoljam 0]

[quote user="kentish lass"]

You swore! You said the ''i'' word. I do stuff but as a modern woman, I don''t iron. Ironing went out with the ark. Just a case of hanging it to dry properly. Several women who work with me don''t iron either.

As for that comment about having computers in kitchens...

And no I''m not chained to the kitchen sink, the chains are on the bed ;o)

[/quote]I hope you can still reach the cooker.

[TIL 1010 5,246]

I think that 2+2=5 with this one.The reason he has left is that his wife still lives in Scotland.They have two children aged two and four and she had no desire to move to Norfolk.

[BlyBlyBabes 0]

[quote user="kentish lass"]

You swore! You said the ''i'' word. I do stuff but as a modern woman, I don''t iron. Ironing went out with the ark. Just a case of hanging it to dry properly. Several women who work with me don''t iron either.

As for that comment about having computers in kitchens...

And no I''m not chained to the kitchen sink, the chains are on the bed ;o)

[/quote]

Apparently your wardrobe is confined to polyester.

No thanks.

OTBC

 

[bristol_canary 0]

[quote user="canarytom"]Perhaps he didn''t like the soiled jock straps[/quote]have you sent in your application for the job?  i heard jock straps are right up your street

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No my wardrobe has plenty of cotton, denim, linen & lace in it thankyou very much!

As I said before, it''s how you hang it out to dry that determines if it needs ironing or not.

[Jacoljam 0]

[quote user="kentish lass"]

No my wardrobe has plenty of cotton, denim, linen & lace in it thankyou very much!

As I said before, it''s how you hang it out to dry that determines if it needs ironing or not.

[/quote]You see....women istinctively know these things.

[improper fraction 0]

[quote user="Jacoljam"][quote user="kentish lass"]

No my wardrobe has plenty of cotton, denim, linen & lace in it thankyou very much!

As I said before, it''s how you hang it out to dry that determines if it needs ironing or not.

[/quote]
You see....women istinctively know these things.
[/quote]

I instinctively learnt it from my mum - she taught me how to ''not iron''