John McKain
UniGoldenrods - Propping up Capital Football since 1994
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I have to say I don't recall him from the NSL days - anyone have anything on him.
Have to admit I was half-asleep when I heard this on the radio this morning, but instantly had the image of the 74-year old Republican Senator from Arizona in a Phoenix shirt.
Maybe we could add him with that Nigerian striker Barak Obama...
If we do sign McKain and his namesake wins in November, perhaps a chant to the tune of "Hail to the Chief" would be appropriate
UniGoldenrods - Propping up Capital Football since 1994
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I have to say I don't recall him from the NSL days - anyone have anything on him.
Have to admit I was half-asleep when I heard this on the radio this morning, but instantly had the image of the 74-year old Republican Senator from Arizona in a Phoenix shirt.
Maybe we could add him with that Nigerian striker Barak Obama...
If we do sign McKain and his namesake wins in November, perhaps a chant to the tune of "Hail to the Chief" would be appropriate
Ahhhhh McKain, you've done it again!
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at least now the Nix will have god on their side
I like tautologies because I like them.
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at least now the Nix will have god on their side
Although all US candidates have to profess their love for god to get anywhere near nomination (theocracy?), McCain is actually relatively secularist.
Compare McCain's god-o-meter (lol!)with Obama's or Clinton's and you'll see that McCain draws much less on god.
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YIPPEE KI YAY MUTHA FU.CK.ER
Or is that John McClane?!
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at least now the Nix will have god on their side
Although all US candidates have to profess their love for god to get anywhere near nomination (theocracy?), McCain is actually relatively secularist.
Compare McCain's god-o-meter (lol!)with Obama's or Clinton's and you'll see that McCain draws much less on god.
This is a quote from what you highlighted:
"It may be one more reason not to vote for McCain for some Evangelicals. But my hunch is that for the most part, this story does nothing to radically change McCain's relationship with Evangelicals. I mean, what? All of a sudden Evangelicals won't vote for him because of this, or now vote for Obama or Clinton? I don't see it."
I like tautologies because I like them.
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There is a bit in the transfer speculation thread as well.
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
sounds good
I like tautologies because I like them.
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
sounds good
So did Elirich.......
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at least now the Nix will have god on their side
Although all US candidates have to profess their love for god to get anywhere near nomination (theocracy?), McCain is actually relatively secularist.
Compare McCain's god-o-meter (lol!)with Obama's or Clinton's and you'll see that McCain draws much less on god.
This is a quote from what you highlighted:
"It may be one more reason not to vote for McCain for some Evangelicals. But my hunch is that for the most part, this story does nothing to radically change McCain's relationship with Evangelicals. I mean, what? All of a sudden Evangelicals won't vote for him because of this, or now vote for Obama or Clinton? I don't see it."
Just because 'evangelicals' might vote for McCain (due to historical ties to the GOP), it doesn't mean he is theocratic.
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
I think quoting Wikipeadia should be banned.
Its no longer a problem.
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
I think quoting Wikipeadia should be banned.
Just calling anyone who quotes from it a Wikipedophile should see it stop.
Nix, Leyton Orient and Alloa Athletic supporting schmuck.
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
I think quoting Wikipeadia should be banned.
Just calling anyone who quotes from it a Wikipedophile should see it stop.
That and cuuting off the offenders hands.....
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
sounds good
So did Elirich.......
OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH nice one! must be more cynical, must be more cynical....
I like tautologies because I like them.
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Eh, don't think you can really view players past history as the be all and end all - Smeltz at Halifax springs to mind.
a.haak
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
sounds good
I thought McKain was a striker...
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A Central Defender who can also play midfield ... Has 12 caps for Australia, including 3 appearances at the 2005 Confederations Cup, also represented aussie at the 2004 Olympics.
sounds good
I thought McKain was a striker...
No, a defender....although he did play for the Brisbane Strikers.
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is the guts of this thread so far that no-one knows anything about the guy?
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I'm locking this. Carry it on in the signed thread. I'll move anything in here that's relevant, but most of us are just talking bollocks in here.
Hard News2008-02-28 22:53:04
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