23 Jun 2013 17:10:12 jon obika deal from Tottenham to Charlton 99% done after having a bid accepted source is close to the club
Hope this is true, if he got more time during his loan, I'm sure he would of turned into a top striker, alongside kermorgant
*for the record deals are never 99% done. They are either 100% done or 0% ie not done
Take my word for it Henry. Only believe it when it's on the OS.
To quote Oscar Wilde "I wish I had said that"
: - )
I think it was one of Wilde's acolytes who said "I wish I had said that", in response to a quip from the master. And Oscar shot back: "You will, dear boy; you will."
Another gem from Wilde that I often think is pertinent to the chat on Charlton Life: "What's the use of an unbiased opinion?"
23 Jun 2013 17:10:12 jon obika deal from Tottenham to Charlton 99% done after having a bid accepted source is close to the club
Hope this is true, if he got more time during his loan, I'm sure he would of turned into a top striker, alongside kermorgant
*for the record deals are never 99% done. They are either 100% done or 0% ie not done
Take my word for it Henry. Only believe it when it's on the OS.
To quote Oscar Wilde "I wish I had said that"
: - )
I think it was one of Wilde's acolytes who said "I wish I had said that", in response to a quip from the master. And Oscar shot back: "You will, dear boy; you will."
Another gem from Wilde that I often think is pertinent to the chat on Charlton Life: "What's the use of an unbiased opinion?"
No, It was James McNeil Whistler, the painter (Whistler's mother, etc) who said something witty to which Wilde said "I wish I'd said that" and Whistler replied "You will Oscar, you will".
Whistler certainly wasn't an "acolyte" of Wilde's. He was one of the most famous painters of his day and a renown wit.
I think it was George Bernard Shaw with the quip and Oscar Wilde said 'I wish I'd said that'. GBS replied 'You will Oscar you will'. Now back to the rumours . . . .
I think it was George Bernard Shaw with the quip and Oscar Wilde said 'I wish I'd said that'. GBS replied 'You will Oscar you will'. Now back to the rumours . . . .
What rumours?
NB Wilde, Shaw and McNeil are all players we are interested in. This is a coded messaged. The Truth is out there.
23 Jun 2013 17:10:12 jon obika deal from Tottenham to Charlton 99% done after having a bid accepted source is close to the club
Hope this is true, if he got more time during his loan, I'm sure he would of turned into a top striker, alongside kermorgant
*for the record deals are never 99% done. They are either 100% done or 0% ie not done
Take my word for it Henry. Only believe it when it's on the OS.
To quote Oscar Wilde "I wish I had said that"
: - )
I think it was one of Wilde's acolytes who said "I wish I had said that", in response to a quip from the master. And Oscar shot back: "You will, dear boy; you will."
Another gem from Wilde that I often think is pertinent to the chat on Charlton Life: "What's the use of an unbiased opinion?"
No, It was James McNeil Whistler, the painter (Whistler's mother, etc) who said something witty to which Wilde said "I wish I'd said that" and Whistler replied "You will Oscar, you will".
Whistler certainly wasn't an "acolyte" of Wilde's. He was one of the most famous painters of his day and a renown wit.
I know Whistler's paintings, but didn't know he was a wit. It's not inconceivable that Oscar later appropriated the quip for himself.
23 Jun 2013 17:10:12 jon obika deal from Tottenham to Charlton 99% done after having a bid accepted source is close to the club
Hope this is true, if he got more time during his loan, I'm sure he would of turned into a top striker, alongside kermorgant
*for the record deals are never 99% done. They are either 100% done or 0% ie not done
Take my word for it Henry. Only believe it when it's on the OS.
To quote Oscar Wilde "I wish I had said that"
: - )
I think it was one of Wilde's acolytes who said "I wish I had said that", in response to a quip from the master. And Oscar shot back: "You will, dear boy; you will."
Another gem from Wilde that I often think is pertinent to the chat on Charlton Life: "What's the use of an unbiased opinion?"
No, It was James McNeil Whistler, the painter (Whistler's mother, etc) who said something witty to which Wilde said "I wish I'd said that" and Whistler replied "You will Oscar, you will".
Whistler certainly wasn't an "acolyte" of Wilde's. He was one of the most famous painters of his day and a renown wit.
I know Whistler's paintings, but didn't know he was a wit. It's not inconceivable that Oscar later appropriated the quip for himself.
It is inconceivable as it was recorded as being said by Whistler at the time. : - ) so much so that even Monty Python used it.
He published a book called "the Gentle art of making enemies" with a lot of his letters to papers etc. His court case with the critic Ruskin is full of his witticisms.
23 Jun 2013 17:10:12 jon obika deal from Tottenham to Charlton 99% done after having a bid accepted source is close to the club
Hope this is true, if he got more time during his loan, I'm sure he would of turned into a top striker, alongside kermorgant
*for the record deals are never 99% done. They are either 100% done or 0% ie not done
Take my word for it Henry. Only believe it when it's on the OS.
To quote Oscar Wilde "I wish I had said that"
: - )
I think it was one of Wilde's acolytes who said "I wish I had said that", in response to a quip from the master. And Oscar shot back: "You will, dear boy; you will."
Another gem from Wilde that I often think is pertinent to the chat on Charlton Life: "What's the use of an unbiased opinion?"
No, It was James McNeil Whistler, the painter (Whistler's mother, etc) who said something witty to which Wilde said "I wish I'd said that" and Whistler replied "You will Oscar, you will".
Whistler certainly wasn't an "acolyte" of Wilde's. He was one of the most famous painters of his day and a renown wit.
I know Whistler's paintings, but didn't know he was a wit. It's not inconceivable that Oscar later appropriated the quip for himself.
It is inconceivable as it was recorded as being said by Whistler at the time. : - ) So much so that even Monty Python used it.
He published a book called "the Gentle art of making enemies" with a lot of his letters to papers etc. His court case with the critic Ruskin is full of his witticisms.
Wasn't this from a Monty Python sketch when they insulted the Prince of Wales and then tried to say they were just quoting each other, " you're majesty is like a stream of piss", " what was that Wilde?", " its one of Shaw's", " bloody well wasn't it was Whistler"
Wasn't this from a Monty Python sketch when they insulted the Prince of Wales and then tried to say they were just quoting each other, " you're majesty is like a stream of piss", " what was that Wilde?", " its one of Shaw's", " bloody well wasn't it was Whistler"
It's like the situation in court where two defendants blame each other for the crime. The jury has the option of convicting them both.
I think it was George Bernard Shaw with the quip and Oscar Wilde said 'I wish I'd said that'. GBS replied 'You will Oscar you will'. Now back to the rumours . . . .
What rumours?
NB Wilde, Shaw and McNeil are all players we are interested in. This is a coded messaged. The Truth is out there.
I think it was George Bernard Shaw with the quip and Oscar Wilde said 'I wish I'd said that'. GBS replied 'You will Oscar you will'. Now back to the rumours . . . .
What rumours?
NB Wilde, Shaw and McNeil are all players we are interested in. This is a coded messaged. The Truth is out there.
How tall are they? Can they be Charltonised?
Very good questions. I think we should send them out on loan: Whistler to Chelsea, Wilde to Bloomsbury Rovers, and Shaw to Ayot St Lawrence Academicals.
Or that all players return to respective clubs by friday this week for pre season and out of contract players after june 30 are free agents at the end of next week
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Another gem from Wilde that I often think is pertinent to the chat on Charlton Life: "What's the use of an unbiased opinion?"
No, It was James McNeil Whistler, the painter (Whistler's mother, etc) who said something witty to which Wilde said "I wish I'd said that" and Whistler replied "You will Oscar, you will".
Whistler certainly wasn't an "acolyte" of Wilde's. He was one of the most famous painters of his day and a renown wit.
NB Wilde, Shaw and McNeil are all players we are interested in. This is a coded messaged. The Truth is out there.
He published a book called "the Gentle art of making enemies" with a lot of his letters to papers etc. His court case with the critic Ruskin is full of his witticisms.
Cawley.
That's the most positive way possible of looking at it right?