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Kirchner apparently pulled out of a bid for Direby and is now sniffing round Both Ends.

Apparently 34 years old, allegedly has huggins of brass, but for some reason rings loads of alarm bells with me.

54 or 64 with huggins of brass sounds like an astute business man.

34 sounds like someone who got lucky (maybe or maybe not astutely) and is now looking for something to play with to reduce his tax bill and could get unlucky just as quick.

Er, Barry Rubery anyone?
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OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by Baggiebob(BBB) - 28-02-2022, 16:01
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by Amelia Chaffinch - 28-02-2022, 18:26
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by SHEP_HTAFC - 28-02-2022, 18:43
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by Amelia Chaffinch - 28-02-2022, 19:09
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by Lord Snooty - 28-02-2022, 20:17
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by theo_luddite - 28-02-2022, 21:55
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by jjamez - 01-03-2022, 20:05
RE: OLD FOR NEW, THEN OLD? - by theo_luddite - 01-03-2022, 21:18

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