Ollies exciting new signing.......possibly

Quoted from Barrattstander

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and here's todays Bogle tweet.

Unfortunately this time we have to send a Ghanaian prince £10k to release the funds to buy Omar.  

Ah yes, the famous Ghanaian forward who was born in the West Midlands and is capped for England's C team  

Quoted from BlackAndWhiteAndRedAllOver

Ah yes, the famous Ghanaian forward who was born in the West Midlands and is capped for England's C team  

If there are two things I don’t particularly associate with the country of Ghana it’s quality sports journalism and an appealing national dish.

The first is mainly because, prior to opening this thread, I’d never heard of the no doubt global publication that is sportsworldghana.com. The second is mainly due to this stuff:

[img]https://www.qoava.com/image/cache/catalog/product_images/ghana-best-shito-hot-228g-700x700.jpg[/img]

I once bought some after perusing the Asda ‘world foods’ aisle, for no other reason than sheer intrigue and the fact that West Africa was in the midst of an Ebola outbreak and it felt like an edgy thing to do at the time.

That’s right: hot chilli sauce with shrimp and unspecified fish. What’s not to like? All I will say is that its description is worse than its name, it looks worse than it sounds, it smells worse than it looks and it tastes worse than it smells.

Why is it called ‘Shito’? I’m not 100% sure to be honest but the experience I went through the following morning is probably a clue.

Anyway, if Bogle signs in the next seven days I’ll eat a whole jar of the stuff whilst running naked in front of the Pontoon. Go on Omar, I dare you...

Quoted from Poojah

If there are two things I don’t particularly associate with the country of Ghana it’s quality sports journalism and an appealing national dish.

The first is mainly because, prior to opening this thread, I’d never heard of the no doubt global publication that is sportsworldghana.com. The second is mainly due to this stuff:

[img]https://www.qoava.com/image/cache/catalog/product_images/ghana-best-shito-hot-228g-700x700.jpg[/img]

I once bought some after perusing the Asda ‘world foods’ aisle, for no other reason than sheer intrigue and the fact that West Africa was in the midst of an Ebola outbreak and it felt like an edgy thing to do at the time.

That’s right: hot chilli sauce with shrimp and unspecified fish. What’s not to like? All I will say is that its description is worse than its name, it looks worse than it sounds, it smells worse than it looks and it tastes worse than it smells.

Why is it called ‘Shito’? I’m not 100% sure to be honest but the experience I went through the following morning is probably a clue.

Anyway, if Bogle signs in the next seven days I’ll eat a whole jar of the stuff whilst running naked in front of the Pontoon. Go on Omar, I dare you...

Very good!!

Not another bet on a striker we had in the Conference involving the Pontoon and an item of food!

I don't post that often, but was told they are in talks to sign Bogle.

The number 8 shirt.has not been taken yet.

Quoted from LH

Not another bet on a striker we had in the Conference involving the Pontoon and an item of food!

Hi mate  

Quoted from Poojah

If there are two things I don’t particularly associate with the country of Ghana it’s quality sports journalism and an appealing national dish.

The first is mainly because, prior to opening this thread, I’d never heard of the no doubt global publication that is sportsworldghana.com. The second is mainly due to this stuff:

[img]https://www.qoava.com/image/cache/catalog/product_images/ghana-best-shito-hot-228g-700x700.jpg[/img]

I once bought some after perusing the Asda ‘world foods’ aisle, for no other reason than sheer intrigue and the fact that West Africa was in the midst of an Ebola outbreak and it felt like an edgy thing to do at the time.

That’s right: hot chilli sauce with shrimp and unspecified fish. What’s not to like? All I will say is that its description is worse than its name, it looks worse than it sounds, it smells worse than it looks and it tastes worse than it smells.

Why is it called ‘Shito’? I’m not 100% sure to be honest but the experience I went through the following morning is probably a clue.

Anyway, if Bogle signs in the next seven days I’ll eat a whole jar of the stuff whilst running naked in front of the Pontoon. Go on Omar, I dare you...

Is that how you got your Fishy user name?

Quoted from AussieMariner

Is that how you got your Fishy user name?

Oh no. Unfortunately there’s an injunction in place which prevents me from sharing that story.

Quoted from Poojah

If there are two things I don’t particularly associate with the country of Ghana it’s quality sports journalism and an appealing national dish.

The first is mainly because, prior to opening this thread, I’d never heard of the no doubt global publication that is sportsworldghana.com. The second is mainly due to this stuff:

[img]https://www.qoava.com/image/cache/catalog/product_images/ghana-best-shito-hot-228g-700x700.jpg[/img]

I once bought some after perusing the Asda ‘world foods’ aisle, for no other reason than sheer intrigue and the fact that West Africa was in the midst of an Ebola outbreak and it felt like an edgy thing to do at the time.

That’s right: hot chilli sauce with shrimp and unspecified fish. What’s not to like? All I will say is that its description is worse than its name, it looks worse than it sounds, it smells worse than it looks and it tastes worse than it smells.

Why is it called ‘Shito’? I’m not 100% sure to be honest but the experience I went through the following morning is probably a clue.

Anyway, if Bogle signs in the next seven days I’ll eat a whole jar of the stuff whilst running naked in front of the Pontoon. Go on Omar, I dare you...

I rather liked it...we had a work experience student from Ghana - one thing we make them do is cook a national dish for an office lunch. I suggest you persist...