toffeejack
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yelyah
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Don't recall many people laughing at this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Wi1LymzSE[video=youtube;y9Wi1LymzSE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Wi1LymzSE[/video]
Tubey, an IQ in the top 1% of the country* and watches half naked men roll around a ring for 2 hours.
And you eat a lot of food mate, what of it?
Shows a lack of intellect if you ask me.
Just sayin.
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efcfanwirral
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They're taking advantage of a Pr opportunity put into their laps. It'd be stupid if they ignored it for me
BoysInBlue
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Former British wrestler from Liverpool, and Current WWE employee, trainer and talent scout based in Florida... and mad Evertonian, Robbie Brookside:
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BoysInBlue
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This opinion is only really valid if you think wrestling is crap.
Loads of people either like it or aren't arsed.
The situation is basically an American celebrity who has enjoyed a bit of banter with Everton fans on twitter, developed a small interest in the club, keeps mentioning them on Twitter, the club has noticed, and has sent him a shirt. Which he has worn and tweeted about. It's a nice, fun, little bit of banter, a bit of publicity for the club in an area where they would not normally get publicity.
It's tremendous opportunism and marketing by Everton and Alan Myers in particular. Anyone who thinks this is embarrassing or a negative is utterly clueless. Anyone who thinks this is something 'we would laugh at if the RS did it' hasn't been paying attention, given they filmed Sheamus (another WWE wrestler) being given a tour of their ground a few years ago. English footy teams get mentioned in one fashion or another all the time in WWE. For example, Preston fan & British WWE star Wade Barrett writes a regular column for the Preston North End matchday programme.
Us giving Fandango a shirt really isn't something that other clubs haven't done with other wrestlers. It's certainly not some kind of shameful or embarrassing act; that's a really silly opinion to have.
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This opinion is only really valid if you think wrestling is crap.
Loads of people either like it or aren't arsed.
The situation is basically an American celebrity who has enjoyed a bit of banter with Everton fans on twitter, developed a small interest in the club, keeps mentioning them on Twitter, the club has noticed, and has sent him a shirt. Which he has worn and tweeted about. It's a nice, fun, little bit of banter, a bit of publicity for the club in an area where they would not normally get publicity.
It's tremendous opportunism and marketing by Everton and Alan Myers in particular. Anyone who thinks this is embarrassing or a negative is utterly clueless. Anyone who thinks this is something 'we would laugh at if the RS did it' hasn't been paying attention, given they filmed Sheamus (another WWE wrestler) being given a tour of their ground a few years ago. English footy teams get mentioned in one fashion or another all the time in WWE. For example, Preston fan & British WWE star Wade Barrett writes a regular column for the Preston North End matchday programme.
Us giving Fandango a shirt really isn't something that other clubs haven't done with other wrestlers. It's certainly not some kind of shameful or embarrassing act; that's a really silly opinion to have.
This.
I for one am delighted with this.
Good on him, say I
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