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    The political ramifications of the Fash

    He and his Wimbledon chums did take football to the dark ages.

    And his brother was the most expensive footballer of colour till Keith Curle (in the UK).

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    The political ramifications of the Fash

    Well, every footballer is of a colour.

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      He's a cunt of any hue

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        Hmmm. John Fashanu:

        - loud
        - selfish
        - braggart
        - homophobic
        - seriously deluded (thought he was good enough to get a game for Nigeria at a time when they had Yekini, Amokachi, Finidi et al)

        Why isn't he a Tory MP yet?

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          The political ramifications of the Fash

          Tactical Genius wrote:
          He and his Wimbledon chums did take football to the dark ages.
          I quite agree. And in order to prevent teams playing however they want we should appoint a panel of judges (just like on Strictly Come) to award style points. Up to say a maximum of three points a game on top of the traditional 3,1,0?

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            The political ramifications of the Fash

            Maybe, if Wimbledon players didn't go out to maim opponents just to maintain their hardman image.

            To Spurs players had their careers effectively finished by Wimbledon "legends" at the lane so excuse me for not getting misty eyed about them.

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              #7
              The political ramifications of the Fash

              JOHN Fashanu.
              JOHN Fashanu.
              JOHN Fashanu.

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                #8
                The political ramifications of the Fash

                That's John Fasharnu

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