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Sam Surridge 13:38 - Jun 26 with 6873 views

wouldn’t surprise me.

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Sam Surridge on 12:15 - Jan 28 with 958 views

Sam Surridge on 11:59 - Jan 28 by PhilTWTD
You may joke, but when we were looking for two keepers on deadline day in January 2008 the reason we got Stephen Bywater and Nick Colgan was that they were towards the front of Malcolm Webster's contact book.

TWTD

Distortion becomes somehow pure in its wildness.

Sam Surridge on 12:38 - Jan 28 with 851 views

Sam Surridge on 11:59 - Jan 28 by PhilTWTD
You may joke, but when we were looking for two keepers on deadline day in January 2008 the reason we got Stephen Bywater and Nick Colgan was that they were towards the front of Malcolm Webster's contact book.

Was Ben Amos not available??

Sam Surridge on 12:59 - Jan 28 with 718 views

Sam Surridge on 12:38 - Jan 28 by NedPlimpton
Was Ben Amos not available??

No suprise we had Neil Alexander before that then!

Sam Surridge on 13:06 - Jan 28 with 680 views

Sam Surridge on 11:55 - Jan 28 by NedPlimpton
Is that why we signed Akpom and Azon? You'd think we'd have widened our horizons a bit by now!

And were interested in Bamford?

I get it now ... the data driven approach is just a jazzed up way of saying we're doing it alphabetically

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Sam Surridge on 15:56 - Jan 28 with 455 views

Sam Surridge on 13:06 - Jan 28 by Vic
And were interested in Bamford? I get it now ... the data driven approach is just a jazzed up way of saying we're doing it alphabetically

Hopefully it’s done on his first name so Surridge moves higher up the alphabet.

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Sam Surridge on 16:14 - Jan 28 with 350 views

I don't love the idea of this.

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Sam Surridge on 16:19 - Jan 28 with 324 views

Sam Surridge on 11:59 - Jan 28 by PhilTWTD
You may joke, but when we were looking for two keepers on deadline day in January 2008 the reason we got Stephen Bywater and Nick Colgan was that they were towards the front of Malcolm Webster's contact book.

Surridge is up there because Mark Ashton had one of his Dad's cricket bats at school.