Halsey and Poll, are they both R's men? Anyone read their books?

[BuffooneRy]

I know Poll is an R but I'm sure that I read somewhere that Halsey is an R's man too....

Anyway, Poll was none too complimentary to his fellow Hoop on the radio today... Talk Sport in case anyone is interested....

Was also wondering whether anyone has read either or both of their books and if they are both Rangers boys do we get much of a mention?

[QPRDave]

I think they're happily married....to women!

[stan_bowles]

I think they're happily married....to women!

Very good.

[winalotto]

Poll is

[BuffooneRy]

Very good.

Really? It doesn't even make comedic sense if he's referring to the title as its nowhere near ambiguous enough to turn into a double entendre.....!!!

[vblockranger]

Halsey is a Bolton fan i think

[BuffooneRy]

Halsey is a Bolton fan i think

On TS earlier Poll mentioned that he would turn up at Refs get togethers and be in Trotters gear... However it made me think, could I turn out in another team's kit even if it was just because I was training with them which it what I heard them say.... Anyway I suppose that's another dilemma altogether....

[QPRDave]

Really? It doesn't even make comedic sense if he's referring to the title as its nowhere near ambiguous enough to turn into a double entendre.....!!!

oooh listen to her...................such a bitch

[QPRDave]

Try google buffoon......lazy ****

Mark Halsey will make a welcome return to top-level officiating tomorrow when he takes charge of Blackpool's visit to Wigan, having entered remission from the throat cancer he was diagnosed with a year ago.

Halsey, who is 49 and from Hertfordshire, refereed the Rotherham-Port Vale game in League Two in April and Ian Holloway, the Blackpool manager, is full of admiration for his friend as he prepares to oversee a Premier League game for the first time since last season's opening day.

"Mark is a really good friend of mine. He used to be a QPR fan and is so honest that he told [his] bosses that he never wanted to referee QPR again. I wished he had done, though, because I needed some help when I was there," the former Queens Park Rangers manager joked.

[BuffooneRy]

Try google buffoon......lazy ****

Mark Halsey will make a welcome return to top-level officiating tomorrow when he takes charge of Blackpool's visit to Wigan, having entered remission from the throat cancer he was diagnosed with a year ago.

Halsey, who is 49 and from Hertfordshire, refereed the Rotherham-Port Vale game in League Two in April and Ian Holloway, the Blackpool manager, is full of admiration for his friend as he prepares to oversee a Premier League game for the first time since last season's opening day.

"Mark is a really good friend of mine. He used to be a QPR fan and is so honest that he told [his] bosses that he never wanted to referee QPR again. I wished he had done, though, because I needed some help when I was there," the former Queens Park Rangers manager joked.

You're a deeply unpleasant individual aren't you but thanks for taking to time to copy and paste the extract above it is much appreciated....

[QPRDave]

You're a deeply unpleasant individual aren't you but thanks for taking to time to copy and paste the extract above it is much appreciated....

In your opinion ...So what do you expect me to say to that?...Oh yes you are spot on there buffy,..... duh.. t**t...

[qblockoompah]

Mark Halsey is defo a Ranger,he's my uncle

[Yousef]

Halsey is a Bolton fan i think

Isn't he the one disallowed Clint Hill's goal agaisnt Bolton 2 years ago.

[nuffieldranger]

In your opinion ...So what do you expect me to say to that?...Oh yes you are spot on there buffy,..... duh.. t**t...

Yet another Rangers love in !!!! some of us on here need to take a chill

[Norths]

Isn't he the one disallowed Clint Hill's goal agaisnt Bolton 2 years ago.

No.