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Nah, the knob jokes are fine. If anyone wants to call Ronaldo a fucking gay little * wanker I think his mam's OK with that too. :D


you missed out *preening and cat fucking* there

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you missed out *preening and cat fucking* there


and 'greasy'...

and 'diving'...

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"BOAC, A Bit Of A Chuckle. Popular abbreviation used in text messages and e-mails. Believed to have originated on a Manchester City Football Club on-line fans forum in 2007"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boac

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"BOAC, A Bit Of A Chuckle. Popular abbreviation used in text messages and e-mails. Believed to have originated on a Manchester City Football Club on-line fans forum in 2007"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boac


Have you put that on?

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Hello.

I've never been on here before but same as you, was one of Benny's friends from a non-football walk of life and knew he spent a lot of time on here.

I just wanted to thank all of you for the fantastic messages of support on here. It's amazing to see how many people loved him and will miss him. People that knew him so well even thought they'd never met him.

I think it helps to write about how your feeling at time like this. Same as most people on here I've been going through phases of anger and just questioning why... asking why the hell he didn't talk to us, why he didn't mention something in the pub on Friday afternoon, when we were drinking and laughing. Why didn't he just say something one of the times when I hugged him and WHY... :(

I'm sure anyone who knew him would have dropped everything and rushed to do anything for a man that everyone agrees was probably one of the nicest people you could ever meet. An intelligent, funny, thoughtful, selfless person. And one who was great to be around


I love the posts - the old pictures he posted, the cowboy boots and especially the graph of bennylove ratio :) it makes me smile to see he had so many friends that loved him so much.


We were in the process of making him a leaving book for his move to the isle of man. Various pictures of him in hilarious situations and some great ones of his birthday / GlastonBenny round at his house. This leaving book seems even more apt now and we're going to continue with it. I love the tribute ideas of something at Man City as well and I know he would have loved that.


I'm glad that my last memory of Dave is him laughing and joking and generally being dave in the 4 in hand on Friday. That memory will stay with me forever.

I had probably known him for only 12 months but spent many weekends at his house or him round at ours. I'll miss him a lot. I hope he's happy and smiling and peaceful and I hope one day I'll see him again.

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Have you put that on?


No I just found it like that

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Hello.

I've never been on here before but same as you, was one of Benny's friends from a non-football walk of life and knew he spent a lot of time on here.

I just wanted to thank all of you for the fantastic messages of support on here. It's amazing to see how many people loved him and will miss him. People that knew him so well even thought they'd never met him.

I think it helps to write about how your feeling at time like this. Same as most people on here I've been going through phases of anger and just questioning why... asking why the hell he didn't talk to us, why he didn't mention something in the pub on Friday afternoon, when we were drinking and laughing. Why didn't he just say something one of the times when I hugged him and WHY... :(

I'm sure anyone who knew him would have dropped everything and rushed to do anything for a man that everyone agrees was probably one of the nicest people you could ever meet. An intelligent, funny, thoughtful, selfless person. And one who was great to be around


I love the posts - the old pictures he posted, the cowboy boots and especially the graph of bennylove ratio :) it makes me smile to see he had so many friends that loved him so much.


We were in the process of making him a leaving book for his move to the isle of man. Various pictures of him in hilarious situations and some great ones of his birthday / GlastonBenny round at his house. This leaving book seems even more apt now and we're going to continue with it. I love the tribute ideas of something at Man City as well and I know he would have loved that.


I'm glad that my last memory of Dave is him laughing and joking and generally being dave in the 4 in hand on Friday. That memory will stay with me forever.

I had probably known him for only 12 months but spent many weekends at his house or him round at ours. I'll miss him a lot. I hope he's happy and smiling and peaceful and I hope one day I'll see him again.

Mark


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Mark McIver wrote:
Hello.

I've never been on here before but same as you, was one of Benny's friends from a non-football walk of life and knew he spent a lot of time on here.

I just wanted to thank all of you for the fantastic messages of support on here. It's amazing to see how many people loved him and will miss him. People that knew him so well even thought they'd never met him.

I think it helps to write about how your feeling at time like this. Same as most people on here I've been going through phases of anger and just questioning why... asking why the hell he didn't talk to us, why he didn't mention something in the pub on Friday afternoon, when we were drinking and laughing. Why didn't he just say something one of the times when I hugged him and WHY... :(

I'm sure anyone who knew him would have dropped everything and rushed to do anything for a man that everyone agrees was probably one of the nicest people you could ever meet. An intelligent, funny, thoughtful, selfless person. And one who was great to be around


I love the posts - the old pictures he posted, the cowboy boots and especially the graph of bennylove ratio :) it makes me smile to see he had so many friends that loved him so much.


We were in the process of making him a leaving book for his move to the isle of man. Various pictures of him in hilarious situations and some great ones of his birthday / GlastonBenny round at his house. This leaving book seems even more apt now and we're going to continue with it. I love the tribute ideas of something at Man City as well and I know he would have loved that.


I'm glad that my last memory of Dave is him laughing and joking and generally being dave in the 4 in hand on Friday. That memory will stay with me forever.

I had probably known him for only 12 months but spent many weekends at his house or him round at ours. I'll miss him a lot. I hope he's happy and smiling and peaceful and I hope one day I'll see him again.

Mark

Hi Mark. Sorry we've had to 'meet' in such circumstances but welcome to the forum and thanks for your words about our Benny.

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Have you put that on?


And as if I would have been able to spell... "abbreviation" all on my own.

I wonder if Benny put it on there.

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And as if I would have been able to spell... "abbreviation" all on my own.

I wonder if Benny put it on there.


It's been on there a while. Not sure who's doing it was though.

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Mark McIver wrote:
Hello.

I've never been on here before but same as you, was one of Benny's friends from a non-football walk of life and knew he spent a lot of time on here.

I just wanted to thank all of you for the fantastic messages of support on here. It's amazing to see how many people loved him and will miss him. People that knew him so well even thought they'd never met him.

I think it helps to write about how your feeling at time like this. Same as most people on here I've been going through phases of anger and just questioning why... asking why the hell he didn't talk to us, why he didn't mention something in the pub on Friday afternoon, when we were drinking and laughing. Why didn't he just say something one of the times when I hugged him and WHY... :(

I'm sure anyone who knew him would have dropped everything and rushed to do anything for a man that everyone agrees was probably one of the nicest people you could ever meet. An intelligent, funny, thoughtful, selfless person. And one who was great to be around


I love the posts - the old pictures he posted, the cowboy boots and especially the graph of bennylove ratio :) it makes me smile to see he had so many friends that loved him so much.


We were in the process of making him a leaving book for his move to the isle of man. Various pictures of him in hilarious situations and some great ones of his birthday / GlastonBenny round at his house. This leaving book seems even more apt now and we're going to continue with it. I love the tribute ideas of something at Man City as well and I know he would have loved that.


I'm glad that my last memory of Dave is him laughing and joking and generally being dave in the 4 in hand on Friday. That memory will stay with me forever.

I had probably known him for only 12 months but spent many weekends at his house or him round at ours. I'll miss him a lot. I hope he's happy and smiling and peaceful and I hope one day I'll see him again.

Mark


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Beautifully put mate.

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Mark McIver wrote:
Hello.

I've never been on here before but same as you, was one of Benny's friends from a non-football walk of life and knew he spent a lot of time on here.

I just wanted to thank all of you for the fantastic messages of support on here. It's amazing to see how many people loved him and will miss him. People that knew him so well even thought they'd never met him.

I think it helps to write about how your feeling at time like this. Same as most people on here I've been going through phases of anger and just questioning why... asking why the hell he didn't talk to us, why he didn't mention something in the pub on Friday afternoon, when we were drinking and laughing. Why didn't he just say something one of the times when I hugged him and WHY... :(

I'm sure anyone who knew him would have dropped everything and rushed to do anything for a man that everyone agrees was probably one of the nicest people you could ever meet. An intelligent, funny, thoughtful, selfless person. And one who was great to be around


I love the posts - the old pictures he posted, the cowboy boots and especially the graph of bennylove ratio :) it makes me smile to see he had so many friends that loved him so much.


We were in the process of making him a leaving book for his move to the isle of man. Various pictures of him in hilarious situations and some great ones of his birthday / GlastonBenny round at his house. This leaving book seems even more apt now and we're going to continue with it. I love the tribute ideas of something at Man City as well and I know he would have loved that.


I'm glad that my last memory of Dave is him laughing and joking and generally being dave in the 4 in hand on Friday. That memory will stay with me forever.

I had probably known him for only 12 months but spent many weekends at his house or him round at ours. I'll miss him a lot. I hope he's happy and smiling and peaceful and I hope one day I'll see him again.

Mark


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Mark McIver wrote:
Hello.

I've never been on here before but same as you, was one of Benny's friends from a non-football walk of life and knew he spent a lot of time on here.

I just wanted to thank all of you for the fantastic messages of support on here. It's amazing to see how many people loved him and will miss him. People that knew him so well even thought they'd never met him.

I think it helps to write about how your feeling at time like this. Same as most people on here I've been going through phases of anger and just questioning why... asking why the hell he didn't talk to us, why he didn't mention something in the pub on Friday afternoon, when we were drinking and laughing. Why didn't he just say something one of the times when I hugged him and WHY... :(

I'm sure anyone who knew him would have dropped everything and rushed to do anything for a man that everyone agrees was probably one of the nicest people you could ever meet. An intelligent, funny, thoughtful, selfless person. And one who was great to be around


I love the posts - the old pictures he posted, the cowboy boots and especially the graph of bennylove ratio :) it makes me smile to see he had so many friends that loved him so much.


We were in the process of making him a leaving book for his move to the isle of man. Various pictures of him in hilarious situations and some great ones of his birthday / GlastonBenny round at his house. This leaving book seems even more apt now and we're going to continue with it. I love the tribute ideas of something at Man City as well and I know he would have loved that.


I'm glad that my last memory of Dave is him laughing and joking and generally being dave in the 4 in hand on Friday. That memory will stay with me forever.

I had probably known him for only 12 months but spent many weekends at his house or him round at ours. I'll miss him a lot. I hope he's happy and smiling and peaceful and I hope one day I'll see him again.

Mark


Nice to meet you Mark. One day, when we meet Benny again, we'll all have a drink wherever it is that we go when we pass over, probably something in a glass with a poncy straw, smoking marlboro lights and chatting about whether City's latest formation is working or not. I'm hoping Benny's making friends with Frank Swift, I'd like him to introduce us one day! :)

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Nice to meet you Mark. One day, when we meet Benny again, we'll all have a drink wherever it is that we go when we pass over, probably something in a glass with a poncy straw, smoking marlboro lights and chatting about whether City's latest formation is working or not. I'm hoping Benny's making friends with Frank Swift, I'd like him to introduce us one day! :)


I fucking love you KB. Genuinely fucking love you.

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Benny and I were not as close as we used to be in the last 6 months but I am going to miss him deeply - great friend, neighbour, drinking buddy, confidant and ironically one of the few people who would have genuinely made me feel better about such devastating news.

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mark, MWTB, burnage - well put.

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Nice to meet you Mark. One day, when we meet Benny again, we'll all have a drink wherever it is that we go when we pass over, probably something in a glass with a poncy straw, smoking marlboro lights and chatting about whether City's latest formation is working or not. I'm hoping Benny's making friends with Frank Swift, I'd like him to introduce us one day! :)

This. But first of all I'm going to kick him in the balls for being such a daft sod.

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This. But first of all I'm going to kick him in the balls for being such a daft sod.


Another smile. First time I've smiled twice in one day for a couple of days!

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He was the last person to ban me on here, well, me and Gibbi to be fair, now i feel quite honoured.;)


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He was the last person to ban me on here, well, me and Gibbi to be fair, now i feel quite honoured.;)


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