Paul ScallyLeague One Gillingham by wedger_uk (U2510173) 04 May 2008 I am fed up with Scally bashing. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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RicardoDaLepp (U10026554) posted May 6, 2008 PierreLaurent is right - Leeds fans do not believe that Mr. Scally is solely responsible for this whole mess. That is down to the league's inadequate procedures, lack of transparency, and allowing vested interests to prevail. Even the arbitration panel agreed that this part wasn't on.
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shilia (U3113482) posted May 6, 2008 I didn't know that Scally worked for Morrisons
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charly-pag (U9730347) posted May 6, 2008 gucci v prada, think bates uses gucci handbags slighty harder than prada, scally being a scally bought a snide and its handle fell off when bates had his straps down and was at scallys mercy.
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blueStevieMC (U9731472) posted May 6, 2008 Highest attendances in League Two, lowest average IQ amongst them.
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madmalkyb (U8606996) posted May 6, 2008 End of the day.. what the hell is scally sniffing/snorting or drinking?..... Why open your gob when the initial vote was by secret ballot... seems to me the guy is either naive or
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borsetshire saddleback (U848118) posted May 6, 2008 BlueStevueMC
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blueStevieMC (U9731472) posted May 7, 2008 Christ! Grow up man!
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LeedsJadore (U2331948) posted May 7, 2008 Do you know who I feel sorry for, Bournmouth, without those ten points they would not have been relegated. A case of a club being relegated for non-football reasons.
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LubomirPhobicFM (U11777754) posted May 10, 2008 Middleagedred, Glad to see you're sticking closely to the winning WUM formula of this year mate..
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originalkoppite (U9537450) posted May 10, 2008 Anyone with a minimum half a brain know Leeds were ripped off because Bates made Haw-Haw look the incompetant pratt that he is. Comment on this article
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