Is he the forward we're trying to get


My username? It relates to my job when I moved down here in '89 (I spread my wings a lot further these days). I used it as a username on other work related boards and couldn't be a.rsed to remember different usernames for different boards. So highwaymana31 it remains

Well my Christian name is John, but being such a common name when I was on the road with the Boy Band that I managed they started to call me simply J, the BS is for my middle name Barry and surname Sheffield. I have used this ident since the internet first started.

Read 'From Fulham to Wembley' and find out!

"Rhino" because i support Leeds, "Shaund" Shaun Dennison my name and "III" to symbolise the 3rd meaning 3 in a row!

Rhinoshaund III

I was born in Lambeth, St Thomas' Hospital to be specific and when I signed up for this site we were "Quins" RL.

I also had a cousin play for "the dark side" at The Stoop back in the shameurterism days.

Mine is rather self explanatory

Can i join in

was Wire_Yed when i first joined, Yed being my nickname since primary school (Yed slang for Head) Wire because i support Wire, then i had a couple of others then decided on Horatio Yed because Horatio is my favourite name (even if that CSI tool ruined it a little)

I live in Poplar and stalk these pages in a pantheresque way!

There used to be a troll on this board who called himself 100%league0%union (Salford fan I think). Took this name in his honour!

It's quite simple. My name is Roger but that is already in use on this board. Just before registering I spent a weekend in Yorkshire watching Broncos and a Div 1 game. I stopped off in a village and popped in to the local church for a bit of tourism. (It was particularly old) The guide book had a decent history of the area and mentioned the Viking raids the locals suffered from, led by Princes Halfdan of the Wide Embrace (sometimes just Halfdan Wide Embrace) and his brother Ivarr the Boneless. (The third brother was called Ubbe but that's much less interesting.) I thought they were such wonderful names one of them should be borrowed for use on this forum, one toss of a coin later and it was Halfdan.

Incidentally one suggestion for the name 'Boneless' is that Ivarr was disabled and unable to walk though that cannot be proved. Another brother, Sigurd Snake-Eyes was too young to join those particular raids. Their father was known as Ragnar Lothbrok, which translates as Ragnar Hairy Breeches.

Sadly my username is more straight forward and doesn't come with such a historic reference. I live in Surrey and my name is Ben!

I'm Tall, my name is Paul and I love my RL

Based on the names of the two clubs I've supported. Bronco is obvious - could never bring myself to replace it with Quin - turned out a wise move (or non-move). The other half is more complex. First supported Liverpool Stanley who subsequently mutated into Liverpool City and a few other names before finally biting the dust as Prescot Panthers. The club motto of Stanley was "On Stanley on", derived from Marmion by Sir Walter Scott. There's a very old joke from somewhere: "On Stanley on, were the last words on Marmion. If I were but in Stanley's place, a tear would dim each smiling face." Hence OnIon. Marmion link: www.poetryatlas.com/poetry/poem/ ... on%5D.html

Based on the names of the two clubs I've supported. Bronco is obvious - could never bring myself to replace it with Quin - turned out a wise move (or non-move). The other half is more complex. First supported Liverpool Stanley who subsequently mutated into Liverpool City and a few other names before finally biting the dust as Prescot Panthers. The club motto of Stanley was "On Stanley on", derived from Marmion by Sir Walter Scott. There's a very old joke from somewhere: "On Stanley on, were the last words on Marmion. If I were but in Stanley's place, a tear would dim each smiling face." Hence OnIon. Marmion link: www.poetryatlas.com/poetry/poem/ ... on%5D.html

...goes off to sulk.

Pedrolino is a character from the italian pantomine comrade of Arlequin. Pierot in the french.