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Ryan Sessegnon

The Boss takes off Hudson Odoi for not being any good at football

RySess of Non swaps role as he was having too much impact on the game

Ooh a goal from the snake. That makes up for the other 2 misses. Not
 
The Turks bring on Karakas, evoking memories of the classic Rolf Harris song "The Court of King Caractacus"

I went for a cycle through Bray and Windsor a couple of weeks ago, down the river.
I kept an eye out for Rolf, so I could kick him into the river, but he wasn't visible.
He was there somewhere though.
 
Tears for Fears echoes through the empty stands of Molineux, as though time and progress has not moved on for decades in the Black Country...
 
Bullet said:
the classic Rolf Harris song "The Court of King Caractacus"
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Googling the lyrics, there is a whiff of nonce buried within

Now if you want to take some pictures of the fascinating witches who put the scintilating stiches
in the britches of the boys who put the powder on the noses on the faces of the ladies
of the harem of the court of King Caractacus
 
Wikipedia says
Caratacus completed the conquest. Verica was ousted, fled to Rome and appealed to the emperor Claudius for help. This was the excuse used by Claudius to launch his invasion of Britain in the summer of 43. The invasion targeted Caratacus's stronghold of Colchester.


Just think Markysimmo, all these years later and you are still sat in the the stronghold of King Caractacus.

The summer of 43 has a ring to it, someone should write a song about that.
 
Bullet said:
The Turks bring on Karakas, evoking memories of the classic Rolf Harris song "The Court of King Caractacus"

I went for a cycle through Bray and Windsor a couple of weeks ago, down the river.
I kept an eye out for Rolf, so I could kick him into the river, but he wasn't visible.
He was there somewhere though.
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King Caractacus lives large in my imagination. And now I’ll have to weave Ryan Sessegnon into that picture. Perhaps he was prematurely and disastrously put in charge of the defences around the hillfort having never seen such a thing in Londonjon.
He’ll end up captured by the Romans and celebrated in Rome. Living it large with hair extensions and getting into all sorts of scrapes.
 
Sessegnon must be one of our most disappointing signings ever ! We had tried to sign him for so long in a typical Levy fashion. So, was really excited when we managed to sign him. Thought he would impress for us instantly but instead he was poor every time he played for us. He is still young at 20. But with him now out on loan in Germany now, not sure if he has any future at Spurs.
 
Spurs7891 said:
Sessegnon must be one of our most disappointing signings ever ! We had tried to sign him for so long in a typical Levy fashion. So, was really excited when we managed to sign him. Thought he would impress for us instantly but instead he was poor every time he played for us. He is still young at 20. But with him now out on loan in Germany now, not sure if he has any future at Spurs.
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You do realise how old 20 is right?
 
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