alpine_saint Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/cricket/england/7836318.stm
Toomer Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Sundance Beast? Nineteen Canteen both one and the same.
Snowballs2 Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Nineteen Canteen both one and the same. If that were the case and it was true that he is who you suggest he is...David Cameron will not be pleased to hear that he has spent acouple of years winding up potential voters on this web site
Fowllyd Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Personally, I reckon that anybody who seriously thinks that Flashdance Canteen Bear is Lord Marland is barking up the wrong tree; or maybe just plain barking. If a 52-year-old product of a very expensive public school really can't express himself better than FDCB does (and in better English, come to that) then his mummy and daddy wasted an awful lot of money on sending him there.
OldNick Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 do fans on here think that this site is so important a lord who has so many things on his plate will come on here and then spout the aggressive stuff that SB does.Do you also think that Lord Marland would have issues with DW and DH about their writings? It is nonsense.
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Madness Bee-hive you naughty boy! Much lolage in the Marlands today then? Will 19Ranteenburntduncebreast be on here remonstrating with us later? Remember not to tie him up too much in his discussions as he can't afford the fiver to post more than three times a day.
alpine_saint Posted 3 February, 2009 Author Posted 3 February, 2009 do fans on here think that this site is so important a lord who has so many things on his plate will come on here and then spout the aggressive stuff that SB does.Do you also think that Lord Marland would have issues with DW and DH about their writings? It is nonsense. 1. He pitched into the battle with Wilde and Crouch 2.5 years ago via the Echo. 2. He's just lost one of his important things - setting to right the wrongs of English county cricket - he has to do, so has more time on his hands......
OldNick Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 1. He pitched into the battle with Wilde and Crouch 2.5 years ago via the Echo. 2. He's just lost one of his important things - setting to right the wrongs of English county cricket - he has to do, so has more time on his hands...... Yeah coming on here woud be a priority. Just stand back and think about it.Is it worht the risk that the media find out he came on here giving the stick to DW and DH and some of the other crude stuff SB put up.No way is it Lord marland.
alpine_saint Posted 3 February, 2009 Author Posted 3 February, 2009 Yeah coming on here woud be a priority. Just stand back and think about it.Is it worht the risk that the media find out he came on here giving the stick to DW and DH and some of the other crude stuff SB put up.No way is it Lord marland. I couldnt care less, to be honest. I have no idea why some people think it is him. I think all the diehard Luvvies like Sundance and Scooby are sad little f**ks, and I am sure being a sad little f**k transcends class barriers.
INFLUENCED.COM Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 1. He pitched into the battle with Wilde and Crouch 2.5 years ago via the Echo. 2. He's just lost one of his important things - setting to right the wrongs of English county cricket - he has to do, so has more time on his hands...... Still not someone I would categorise as a 'loser'
Micky Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 geeze - some of you need to get out more...! Take the most tenuous link you can and blow a story out of all proportion - and many have the gaul to mock the local Echo reporters. Sorry but some of the stuff here now is beyond a joke. Anyway - can't stop, Jeeves has just inflated the Virgin balloon, so I'm about to pop off on one of my famous flights now - honest...!
alpine_saint Posted 3 February, 2009 Author Posted 3 February, 2009 Still not someone I would categorise as a 'loser' I disagree, the lack of "county support" suggests that people with a similar outlook to his friend Lowe are not highly regarded outside of football in the sporting world as well...
INFLUENCED.COM Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Call it Yin and Yang, I mean, he helped get Boris Johnson in office ffs
um pahars Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Personally, I reckon that anybody who seriously thinks that Flashdance Canteen Bear is Lord Marland is barking up the wrong tree; or maybe just plain barking. If a 52-year-old product of a very expensive public school really can't express himself better than FDCB does (and in better English, come to that) then his mummy and daddy wasted an awful lot of money on sending him there. Absolutely. And being one of many who received his little PM, then I have to say that what appears on here is a toned down version of some of his ******. Marland must have a semblence of common sense, decency, logic and probably a touch of class about him, something The Bear / Flashman / Sundance / Nineteen could only dream of. Someone who goes out of their way to send unsolicited PM's and who launches into such tirades on here is either on a wind up or seriously unbalanced. Maybe slightly out of left field, but I find the nature, tone and syntax of his posts is very similiar to a loon/troll who used to post on here a while back, but who hasn't been around much - Corp Ho.
Tamesaint Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 They say that you can judge a man by the company that he keeps. In which case Lowe is definitely a loser. First there were his chums who persuaded him to stand in the 1997 General Election for the Referendum Party - the BNP in blazers. Even though Lowe stood in the Cotswolds , he couldn't persuade enough retired colonels to vote for him and he lost his deposit . An expensive way of being told that your views are those of a pill**k. Then there is his friend David Ross from Carphone Warhouse. Despite making millions, he has now been accused of fraud. Ross's buddy Simon Jordan has proved himself to be a football man but Ross is not a great bloke to be seen hanging around with. Now we have Lord Marland - Rupert's best friend. First he tried to become boss of the Football Association .... but they could tell he was a tos**r and rejected him. Then he decided that he preferred cricket but despite the current fiascos with the current English team (eg the Pietersen / Moores affair & the Stanford series) he couldn't persuade the counties to even talk to him in his latest bid to become head honcho !! Nobody could take him seriously. This guy is a serial loser. Come on Rupert. Drop dead beats like Ross and Marland. Associating with them does you no favours at all!!
Mole Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 To oust Clarke, Marland would have needed 10 votes from the 18 first-class counties and the MCC, but he claims several counties refused even to meet him to hear his views. :badgrin:
Scudamore Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 An early contender for dumbest thread of the year...
Mao Cap Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Just knowing that an acquaintance of Rupert Lowe has suffered a setback in his professional life has filled me with a deep sense of contentment that will sustain me through the week. Thank you for bringing us the good news, Mr. Alpine.
hypochondriac Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 If that were the case and it was true that he is who you suggest he is...David Cameron will not be pleased to hear that he has spent acouple of years winding up potential voters on this web site Lol.
Saint in Paradise Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 I don't think that this Lord chap is 19canteen but do remember the best con men and spies are the people you least expect them to be. Also it is easier for an intelligent man to pretend to be dimmer than he is than for a dim person to pretend to be intelligent.
bridge too far Posted 3 February, 2009 Posted 3 February, 2009 Just knowing that an acquaintance of Rupert Lowe has suffered a setback in his professional life has filled me with a deep sense of contentment that will sustain me through the week. Thank you for bringing us the good news, Mr. Alpine. And there's another loser (allegedly) in his gang: http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/jan/27/digger-ecb-marland
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