Dyche eats worms
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Dyche eats worms
you have heard it all now
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Re: Dyche eats worms
Clearly a quiet news time
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To be fair Timon and Pumbaa said they taste like chicken.
For that reason alone they're worth a try.
For that reason alone they're worth a try.
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Re: Dyche eats worms
And so, the Legend grows.



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Re: Dyche eats worms
.....and omelettes!
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Re: Dyche eats worms
The early birds have to ask him permission.....
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Re: Dyche eats worms
Earthworms can be nutritional but they are basically fleshy tubes with soil inside. The SAS eat them, don't they.
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Re: Dyche eats worms
My mate used to do that trick on a regular basis until a number dropped out of his sleeve one day... busted !
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“Let me put it this way: I wouldn’t want to share lunch box with him.”
He's obviously hung like an anaconda as well.
I suppose he would be.
He's obviously hung like an anaconda as well.
I suppose he would be.
Re: Dyche eats worms
Edit your post asap, DSR will be a long soon to tell you off, he doesn't take to kindly to these sorts of racist stereotypes.bfcjg wrote:“Let me put it this way: I wouldn’t want to share lunch box with him.”
He's obviously hung like an anaconda as well.
I suppose he would be.
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Re: Dyche eats worms
Do you get worms in modern pitches?
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Re: Dyche eats worms
Just nematodes.2 Bee Holed wrote:Do you get worms in modern pitches?
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Re: Dyche eats worms
On survival courses, you are taught to put them on the hot stones that surround yourHipper wrote:Earthworms can be nutritional but they are basically fleshy tubes with soil inside. The SAS eat them, don't they.
camp fire and cook them like that. They taste very much like bacon rind when done
like that.
A blinkin' good substitute for a Twix, get 'em served up on t'Turf.
Re: Dyche eats worms
We must have enough for a decent chant now, other than Ginger Mourinho.
Even if it does involve him eating worms.
Even if it does involve him eating worms.