He made his first outing for the reserves last night in a 0-0 draw against Boro. Hopefully the start of an illustrious career with us.
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Desaparecido
Player Valuation: £15m
José Baxter. It's an unusual combination is it not? I find him intriguing for that reason alone. I wonder how good the club think he could be. What do the rest of the lads call him? 'joe-zay', 'joze', 'jo-ball', 'bax', 'baxo',
'souper bax' - You saw it here first.
I hope he doesn't pronounce his own name incorrectly which is an unfortunate thing I have encountered before.
'souper bax' - You saw it here first.
I hope he doesn't pronounce his own name incorrectly which is an unfortunate thing I have encountered before.
Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
Hispanic?
I was wondering about the Spanish first name. Is his mum Spanish/Hispanic? Does anybody know?
Does anybody care?
I was wondering about the Spanish first name. Is his mum Spanish/Hispanic? Does anybody know?
Does anybody care?
Desaparecido
Player Valuation: £15m
Baxter, José Luis [Joe] (1940-), activist and revolutionary, was born on 24 May 1940 at El Moro stud farm in Marcos Paz (Buenos Aires province of Argentina)
At ten, Baxter had an accident in the school and broke his elbow. For this reason, he would not be able to move correctly the right arm. One of those physical types inclined to be rather corpulent, Joe was nicknamed El Gordo. [That means 'the fat one]
Joe had plenty of time to hang around the political debate meetings at Café Paulista together with pupils of Salvador and San Agustín Catholic schools. He was fascinated by their nationalist discourse and became an enthusiastic pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic activist.
When the Cuban president Osvaldo Dorticós visited Argentina in 1962, Joe Baxter was captivated with Castro's revolution and its anti-imperialist challenge to the United States. Owing to the creation by Fr. Julio Menvielle of Guardia Restauradora – a Catholic segment within Tacuara – the organisation split and Baxter and others set up Tacuara Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNRT). Therefore began Joe Baxter's metamorphosis from fascism to Marxism
By 1963 Joe Baxter was a full-time political activist. He admired Algeria's nationalist revolution and rejected anti-Semitism
By the early 1970s he was living in Chile with his wife and daughter Mariana, born in 1968 in Cuba.
Then he signed for us. Given his past decisions we'd best be on the lookout for a possible sale to the dark side.
At ten, Baxter had an accident in the school and broke his elbow. For this reason, he would not be able to move correctly the right arm. One of those physical types inclined to be rather corpulent, Joe was nicknamed El Gordo. [That means 'the fat one]
Joe had plenty of time to hang around the political debate meetings at Café Paulista together with pupils of Salvador and San Agustín Catholic schools. He was fascinated by their nationalist discourse and became an enthusiastic pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic activist.
When the Cuban president Osvaldo Dorticós visited Argentina in 1962, Joe Baxter was captivated with Castro's revolution and its anti-imperialist challenge to the United States. Owing to the creation by Fr. Julio Menvielle of Guardia Restauradora – a Catholic segment within Tacuara – the organisation split and Baxter and others set up Tacuara Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNRT). Therefore began Joe Baxter's metamorphosis from fascism to Marxism
By 1963 Joe Baxter was a full-time political activist. He admired Algeria's nationalist revolution and rejected anti-Semitism
By the early 1970s he was living in Chile with his wife and daughter Mariana, born in 1968 in Cuba.
Then he signed for us. Given his past decisions we'd best be on the lookout for a possible sale to the dark side.
Andriy.EFC
Player Valuation: £8m
Isn't he almost 17? Did he sign for us?
monty
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Yes to both
Andriy.EFC
Player Valuation: £8m
Good news if true. I was afraid he'd sign for Liverpool him being a red and all.
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Gazdalf
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He thought that about Spinks also. Ali stated "Spinks hit me so hard my ancestors felt it back in Africa". Quality
Andriy.EFC
Player Valuation: £8m
I think he's just turned 16 five days ago, not 17. Football manager has him down as born in 1991, but the FA U16 site has him down as born in 1992, which would make sense; makes him younger than Rodwell which explains why he's just started for the reserves while Rodwell has been there for a while.
Rodwell has always been in a higher age group than him for England.
Rodwell has always been in a higher age group than him for England.
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