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Lyle Taylor - August 2025 signed for Chelmsford City (p295)
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Yes.SpicedAddick said:
The black box is the replies to Bowyer's farewell statement on Instagram to which Lyle Taylor has replied with two emojis (clapping hands and a heart) which indicate some happiness; someone has asked LT if those emojis are Lyle's happiness at Bowyer leaving or his love for Bowyer. To which Lyle Taylor responds that he was applauding Bowyer's classy statement and Bowyer himself as a person and that he bore no ill-feeling towards the club.seth plum said:I read that stuff in the black boxes above, maybe it is printed out of context or something, or maybe it is the format, but I have feck all idea who is talking to who about what.
Does this kind of format of communication have any real meaning to anybody? It’s like random words, phrases and sentences thrown together like a chite art installation.
Is it a series of text messages. An email conversation? Instatweets? Does the world actually operate in any kind of significant way with this method of ‘communication’?
Guesswork has more gravitas.
Does that help?
Thank you.
You are helpful, the format is unimpressive however.1 -
True. Think the screenshot is from Instagram. Which is a hive of avocado on toast #blessedIdleHans said:seth plum said:I read that stuff in the black boxes above, maybe it is printed out of context or something, or maybe it is the format, but I have feck all idea who is talking to who about what.
Does this kind of format of communication have any real meaning to anybody? It’s like random words, phrases and sentences thrown together like a chite art installation.
Is it a series of text messages. An email conversation? Instatweets? Does the world actually operate in any kind of significant way with this method of ‘communication’?
Guesswork has more gravitas.You know that thing about an infinite number of monkeys and and infinite number of typewriters?That's Twitter, that is.It's a hive of arseholes.7 -
I was thinking he was 116 year old grandad.ricky_otto said:
Absolutely. He is probably a 14 year old kid who spends all day knocking one out over his social media commentsSporadicAddick said:
as much as I might dislike Taylor, I dislike people like jamesb1905 much much more.ElliotCAFC said:
Lyle commenting on Bowyers leaving message for all you bitter voyeurs0 -
ricky_otto said:
Absolutely. He is probably a 14 year old kid who spends all day knocking one out over his social media commentsSporadicAddick said:
as much as I might dislike Taylor, I dislike people like jamesb1905 much much more.ElliotCAFC said:Lyle commenting on Bowyers leaving message for all you bitter voyeursKids today! It didnt take me all day to knock one out when I was 14.(it does now)21 -
That's an unpleasant mental imageIdleHans said:seth plum said:I read that stuff in the black boxes above, maybe it is printed out of context or something, or maybe it is the format, but I have feck all idea who is talking to who about what.
Does this kind of format of communication have any real meaning to anybody? It’s like random words, phrases and sentences thrown together like a chite art installation.
Is it a series of text messages. An email conversation? Instatweets? Does the world actually operate in any kind of significant way with this method of ‘communication’?
Guesswork has more gravitas.You know that thing about an infinite number of monkeys and and infinite number of typewriters?That's Twitter, that is.It's a hive of arseholes.
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Powell2ThePeople said:Can everyone please remember the Taylor situation next March, or whenever the last 10 or so games are to be played (set a calendar alert now), so that we can remind ALL players, globally, who are out of contract at the end of the season and are 29+, that it's time to down tools and stop playing for your fans and employer.
If we don't, some of them might forget.Oh, I forgot to set the reminder..1 -
Maybe explains today's second half performance?Powell2ThePeople said:Powell2ThePeople said:Can everyone please remember the Taylor situation next March, or whenever the last 10 or so games are to be played (set a calendar alert now), so that we can remind ALL players, globally, who are out of contract at the end of the season and are 29+, that it's time to down tools and stop playing for your fans and employer.
If we don't, some of them might forget.Oh, I forgot to set the reminder..3 -
Cant even get on the pitch now .. 3 rd choice striker ....... hope he got a blanket on that bench
he will be available at the end of season ... would he gone back ? Would we have him ? .. suppose money will be him joining Bowyer if they stay up ..
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Why the Birmingham link. Bowyer slated Taylor in public and as we know, he is stubborn. I would be surprised if bowyer ever wanted him again.Would taylor drop to league 1 with Birmingham? His next move will be somewhere like Luton where he can be the main man again.2
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Not much difference between Taylor and Bowyer both tefused to see out their contractsTodds_right_hook said:Why the Birmingham link. Bowyer slated Taylor in public and as we know, he is stubborn. I would be surprised if bowyer ever wanted him again.Would taylor drop to league 1 with Birmingham? His next move will be somewhere like Luton where he can be the main man again.
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It totally depends on who you follow.IdleHans said:seth plum said:I read that stuff in the black boxes above, maybe it is printed out of context or something, or maybe it is the format, but I have feck all idea who is talking to who about what.
Does this kind of format of communication have any real meaning to anybody? It’s like random words, phrases and sentences thrown together like a chite art installation.
Is it a series of text messages. An email conversation? Instatweets? Does the world actually operate in any kind of significant way with this method of ‘communication’?
Guesswork has more gravitas.You know that thing about an infinite number of monkeys and and infinite number of typewriters?That's Twitter, that is.It's a hive of arseholes.0 -
Not really... We were lining up a replacement for bow who could come in straight away... Taylor left us when we couldn't replace him in any way and when we needed him most.redashdave said:
Not much difference between Taylor and Bowyer both tefused to see out their contractsTodds_right_hook said:Why the Birmingham link. Bowyer slated Taylor in public and as we know, he is stubborn. I would be surprised if bowyer ever wanted him again.Would taylor drop to league 1 with Birmingham? His next move will be somewhere like Luton where he can be the main man again.6 -
Dont think Lyle cares if he is loaned out or sold,if the price is right for Lyle he will take it,not many pay days left at his age1
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Isn’t Taylor in fairly decent money at Forest Ona three year deal ? Not sure which clubs that would realistically want him would pick up those wages and he’s not taking a pay cut.
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SexyDave said:
Not really... We were lining up a replacement for bow who could come in straight away... Taylor left us when we couldn't replace him in any way and when we needed him most.redashdave said:
Not much difference between Taylor and Bowyer both tefused to see out their contractsTodds_right_hook said:Why the Birmingham link. Bowyer slated Taylor in public and as we know, he is stubborn. I would be surprised if bowyer ever wanted him again.Would taylor drop to league 1 with Birmingham? His next move will be somewhere like Luton where he can be the main man again.
Or we were lining someone up for when we sacked Bowyer0 -
That would confirm that the situations were entirely different.redashdave said:SexyDave said:
Not really... We were lining up a replacement for bow who could come in straight away... Taylor left us when we couldn't replace him in any way and when we needed him most.redashdave said:
Not much difference between Taylor and Bowyer both tefused to see out their contractsTodds_right_hook said:Why the Birmingham link. Bowyer slated Taylor in public and as we know, he is stubborn. I would be surprised if bowyer ever wanted him again.Would taylor drop to league 1 with Birmingham? His next move will be somewhere like Luton where he can be the main man again.
Or we were lining someone up for when we sacked Bowyer2 -
So who were we lining up to play the last games of the season instead of Taylor? The two departures are completely different.redashdave said:SexyDave said:
Not really... We were lining up a replacement for bow who could come in straight away... Taylor left us when we couldn't replace him in any way and when we needed him most.redashdave said:
Not much difference between Taylor and Bowyer both tefused to see out their contractsTodds_right_hook said:Why the Birmingham link. Bowyer slated Taylor in public and as we know, he is stubborn. I would be surprised if bowyer ever wanted him again.Would taylor drop to league 1 with Birmingham? His next move will be somewhere like Luton where he can be the main man again.
Or we were lining someone up for when we sacked Bowyer2 -
How comes hes been able to go abroad? Thought it was banned at the moment0
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Because USA is not a red list country - provided negative COVID test you can come into UKSamB09 said:How comes hes been able to go abroad? Thought it was banned at the moment1 -
World Cup Qualifying probably with Montserrat, they're playing two games in Curacao... Same as the likes of Lewandowski etc are allowed to come over to England for their games and dont have to worry about self-isolating for the required number of days afterSamB09 said:How comes hes been able to go abroad? Thought it was banned at the moment0 -
Why would Taylor leave Forest,no one would match his wages,and he considers football is just a job.So who out of us would turn down the chance to get 15-20k a week for doing nothing.7
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forest might be happier letting someone else have him and only contribute some of his wage.thickandthin63 said:Why would Taylor leave Forest,no one would match his wages,and he considers football is just a job.So who out of us would turn down the chance to get 15-20k a week for doing nothing.
if he isn't getting a game it's be better to let him leave and only be paying him 5k rather than paying his full wage1 -
cafcdave123 said:
forest might be happier letting someone else have him and only contribute some of his wage.thickandthin63 said:Why would Taylor leave Forest,no one would match his wages,and he considers football is just a job.So who out of us would turn down the chance to get 15-20k a week for doing nothing.
if he isn't getting a game it's be better to let him leave and only be paying him 5k rather than paying his full wage
With all due respect who cares9 -
well, you obviously...redashdave said:cafcdave123 said:
forest might be happier letting someone else have him and only contribute some of his wage.thickandthin63 said:Why would Taylor leave Forest,no one would match his wages,and he considers football is just a job.So who out of us would turn down the chance to get 15-20k a week for doing nothing.
if he isn't getting a game it's be better to let him leave and only be paying him 5k rather than paying his full wage
With all due respect who cares
seriously though, I was answering a question not actually caring what happens to the bloke0 -
I am pretty sure they would love to unload him,but his actions at Charlton will bite him on the arse,no one will take him even for a reduced amount,he is a busted flush.cafcdave123 said:
forest might be happier letting someone else have him and only contribute some of his wage.thickandthin63 said:Why would Taylor leave Forest,no one would match his wages,and he considers football is just a job.So who out of us would turn down the chance to get 15-20k a week for doing nothing.
if he isn't getting a game it's be better to let him leave and only be paying him 5k rather than paying his full wage2 -
2 goals (1 a pen ) for everyone’s favourite ex Addick in a World Cup qualifier today against Antigua and Barbuda, ended 2-21
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Survived the training pitch then?oohaahmortimer said:2 goals (1 a pen ) for everyone’s favourite ex Addick in a World Cup qualifier today against Antigua and Barbuda, ended 2-2
Judas cnut!8 -
I heard he got stung by a giant stingray after jumping into the seas to celebrate actually scoring a goal.soapy_jones said:
Survived the training pitch then?oohaahmortimer said:2 goals (1 a pen ) for everyone’s favourite ex Addick in a World Cup qualifier today against Antigua and Barbuda, ended 2-2
Judas cnut!0
