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Time to rename the Spanners ?

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  • soapy_jones
    soapy_jones Posts: 21,347
    edited October 2023
    The C***S has always worked for me.
  • MillwallFan
    MillwallFan Posts: 3,347
    The C***S has always worked for me.
    Same
  • sam3110
    sam3110 Posts: 21,237
    The Sinkers?

  • I don’t get it, rename them what ? 

  • The doggers it is.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,976
    Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
  • Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    That was duck tape but I agree.
  • Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


  • Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


    Aren't they called the spanners because The Den looks like a toolbox?
  • Baldybonce
    Baldybonce Posts: 9,640
    Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


    Aren't they called the spanners because The Den looks like a toolbox?
    No, the above story is correct about the spanner being thrown on the pitch.
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  • Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


    Aren't they called the spanners because The Den looks like a toolbox?
    No, the above story is correct about the spanner being thrown on the pitch.
    Well there you go, you learn something new every day!
  • Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


    Aren't they called the spanners because The Den looks like a toolbox?
    No, the above story is correct about the spanner being thrown on the pitch.
    Think it was Reading away. The rusty toolbox is the place to keep spanners.
  • sam3110
    sam3110 Posts: 21,237
    I thought they were The Spanners because they're a bunch of fucking idiots, and The Toolbox was because i) it looks like one from the outside and ii) where better to find a bunch of spanners than inside a toolbox
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,976
    Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


    Ok thanks. So you want to rename them the kitchen sinkers.
    I can't see that catching on somehow.
  • MrLargo
    MrLargo Posts: 7,989
    Except it wasn't Millwall that dogged it out.
    I agree with wheresmeticket, the thread makes no sense whatsoever.
    they are called ‘spanners’ because one of them once threw a spanner onto the pitch during a game…it might have been the infamous Luton away game but somebody might need to correct me on that

    Cawley’s post quotes ‘they threw the kitchen sink at us’ which I’d read as it being Millwall doing it


    Aren't they called the spanners because The Den looks like a toolbox?
    No, the above story is correct about the spanner being thrown on the pitch.
    Think it was Reading away. The rusty toolbox is the place to keep spanners.
    Correct, Elm Park mid 90s. Reference here: https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/the-roll-of-shame-6317387.html

    (You have to scroll quite a long way down past all of their other misdemeanours to get to 1995).
  • Wheresmeticket
    Wheresmeticket Posts: 17,304
    edited October 2023
    Why are we even talking about changing what we call them?
  • IAgree
    IAgree Posts: 1,839
    Why are we even talking about changing what we call them?
    Spuds2?
  • Big_Bad_World
    Big_Bad_World Posts: 5,859
    edited October 2023
    IAgree said:
    Why are we even talking about changing what we call them?
    Spuds2?
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  • SE10Addick
    SE10Addick Posts: 2,963
    edited October 2023
    Come on, we cant sink to new levels and just make up nicknames. It's just cringeworthy, shows a lack of understanding, no history and frankly is very very embarrassing to both parties.

    Leave all that for the Glaziers, the Eagles, the Nigels Crystal Palace.