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I think its all a bit too much for mullie having so much talent in the yard, he,s finding it too hard to place his horses as it is, the best horses need to face each other for the spirit of the game imo just to keep this sport we love honest....
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mullie wullins ?
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aye wullie mullie, if he don't know, how are we supposed to perceive things?
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Sometimes horses step up to the plate just before March, and plans can change quickly. All of a sudden something shows something it wasn't before. I don't get too annoyed at anyone not spelling out where horses will be aimed, that's up to them. I get slightly irked when horses are entered in races they have absolutely no chance at appearing in. There's absolutely no need for it most of the time. Nobody is going to run away from a Mullins horse at Cheltenham, because if they do they are going to bump into another one of his anyway, so basicallyt it's pointless.
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Another quality post arklearkle...
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No, you're wrong. That's how someone doing a bad impression of a Scottish person would pronounce things. It's Willie(will he) or wontie(won't he). Will he send it to the rsa, or won't he. I was born in republican Glasgow.
I say, I say ... again not quite right. While about to have a Brazilian by laser beam possibly leading to having his nads singed off and an overcooked chipolata, Sean Connery definitely said in his own dialect to Goldfinger .. 'I shuppoje shou exshpect me to talk' If you watch the movie again he definitely says this. Goldfinger has a double take then replies ... 'No Mr Bond I expect you to die muahahahaha' As far as I am aware neither character said Willie Wontie during this or any other Bond movie so I feel we are going off the point a little. |