The CPFC.org thread about Harry. Is runs to 10 pages, calling us insignificant, waste of space and obsessed with them - oh, the irony! The odd sane voice on there from among their own trying to pull them up on it but gets shouted down!
We could appropriate another Dave Clark Five song. Given our injury problems, I suggest 'Bits and Pieces'.
Imagine trying to get your kids into Watford with that mascot - "Look! It's a bloke in a hat! Go say hello!"
Some great comments on the article page, I like the David Pleat look-a-like ones for describing Harry The Shatter.
Harry looks like a cute Japanese anime character. L***n's mascot looks like a cheap knockoff of a scary ventriloquist's dummy from a 70's horror B movie. Why would they do that?
I do love the comment from the CPFC forum that Watford is pointless and just filler. That's a bit rich coming from one of the Prem's most prolific yo-yo clubs.
Hatters used to use mercury in hat making, highly poisonous and it means they run the risk of mental re tardation and insanity - ( cf the mad hatter) - explains a lot
Although Lewis Carroll never called his Hatter "Mad" just The Hatter. Their monstrosity does look like he should be in "Magic" it's true!
I believe that was more of a Brighton driven thing tbf. Palace were for many years (till Crawley came along) their nearest league club and also the quickest to get to driving or via public transport. The rivalry started back in the 40's so ive read.. but didnt really take off proper until the 1970's.
He's right, though, consistently flattering to deceive; Southgate is hoping he's got a Scottish grandmother
Miserable bloke in the Mail says Harry's place is to entertain the children.. Well I think he did that! More so than the highly paid professionals did..
Most recent thinking suggests that that is very debateable, in terms of his relationships with that young girl, to be fair.
[anecdote] A few moons ago I was part of a research group that had developed a non-invasive method to investigate/measure in situprotein films. Trying to w_h_o_r_e this technique around we ended up working with a collection of antique photographs (albumen prints - basically egg white). The aim was to investigate any changes in methods/techniques/materials during Lewis Carroll's photographic career. Day 1 We're all really excited to be working with such famous/iconic images. Day 2 We're a bit uneasy looking at much of the subject matter in the portraits. Day 3 We're very uncomfortable working with such images. Day 4 We're given a day's seminar by a group of very famous art historians to make sure that we understand that: Day 5 We don't want to work with the images anymore - not strictly true as some of us (me and A.N. Other) can't look at the images anymore. Day 8 A week later - change of plan: we're now going to focus on the work of Felice Beato. [/anecdote]
Is there any chance we could get Vinnie Jones to wear the Harry the Hornet costume tomorrow. Is love to see him take his head off for Dele Alli....
Indeed. He's a horrible little second-rate MK Dongs jackleg that Alli, who flatters to deceive and dives at every opportunity. Even worse diver than Zaha I'd say.
I think he went a bit far mocking Kane by breathing through his mouth at the final whistle yesterday.
... Harry the Hornet is well positioned to roll the ball over for CAPOUE to take the corner. Wondering what's going on? Start here: http://www.wfcforums.com/showthread.php?59591-(1)-Heurelho-Gomes&p=1302642#post1302642
I am sure Zaha and Roy Hodgson if he is still at Palace are looking forward to catching up with Harry...