The Bull Theatre, on the High St...opposite the church.

Andrew Johns thinks he has signed for warrington www.triplem.com.au/sydney/sport/ ... on-wolves/

Andrew Johns thinks he has signed for warrington www.triplem.com.au/sydney/sport/ ... on-wolves/

But Christopher Sandow could afford an underground train from Barnet to the West End, surely?




For the chance to be in fabulous London, the cultural capital of the Thames river region, of England, of the United Kingdom, and of the eastern Atlantic region.

Christopher is no fool. He would recognise London's great cultural significance.

He is a fool if he believes that he should be allowed to play his own way regardless of what his coach wants. He has said exactly that, so he is a fool.

Maybe Christopher overestimated his coach's sense of humour? Christopher is a really cheeky little chap.

But that's how Tony Smith likes his Wire halfbacks to play.

So you admit you don't no Mr Sandow, but proceed to tell us that he is a 'really cheeky little chap'.

I don't "no" Christopher Sandow, because I think he deserves a "yes."

From what I have seen of Christopher in public *(i.e. on the rugby league field), I can tell that he is a cheeky little chap.

Sandow is second only to Thurston in try assists this season. I've just watched his replacement, Luke Kelly, be completely ineffectual against the Cowboys.

Christopher Sandow will give a tremendous boost to Warrington's performances on the field. He is very exciting, and can even play at full back.

Do you try your hardest to come across as a pretentious, attention seeking clown or does it just come naturally?

You mean, when I implicitly point out the difference between the words "no" and "know?" That is a distinction that even your local unemployed soccer hooligan can grasp. Yet the poster whom I was correcting seemed oblivious to it. You obviously don't consider the correct use of very different English words to be important in communication. How sad you are!