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Porthos
22 Nov 2003, 13:38
OK, this must be done, as I am more hyper than a kid on red cordial.

Brad Symes is obviously Eddie, after Eddie Munster

For Troy Chaplin, I like Horse in reference to the Trojan horse

Michael Pettigrew - Gruesome? Or just Grew as our Goo replacement.

Luke Peel - Orange, Mandarin.

Robert Forster-Knight - Sir Robert will do me.

Other suggestions? :D

Kid Dynamite!
22 Nov 2003, 13:41
Luke Peel - Orange, Banana, if he turns out to be a dud we can call him Lemon. The possibilities are endless.

Forster-Knight - The Force, Jedi ("may the force be with you").

Porthos
22 Nov 2003, 13:53
I was liking Orange or Mandarin for the matching hair colour.

Kid Dynamite!
22 Nov 2003, 14:01
Ah. Oh well.

More pictures of some of our boys, back in their u17 days.

http://www.gaa.ie/html/coaching/images/players/chaplin_troy.jpg
Horse

http://www.gaa.ie/html/coaching/images/players/peel_luke.jpg
Orange

Eago77
22 Nov 2003, 14:31
Chaplin - surely it has to be Charlie.

Peel = Orange, that's just really bad luck on his part.

mic59
22 Nov 2003, 15:46
Goddammit, Eago77. I was going to say Charlie.

Brad Symes - Pitt (Pitty or Pittster).

Luke Peel - Lucky (after the comic cowboy, Lucky Luke)

Rob Forster-Knight - Grassy.(work it out. hint:what are his initials)

Michael Pettigrew - Gruber or The Gruber

Macca19
22 Nov 2003, 16:13
Brad Symes is definately Eddie.

For Luke Peel...it will sound a bit wierd yelling out 'great goal Orange' or 'well done Mandarin' so, because his name can be linked to many different fruits....why not call him 'fruity'?? Or if a specfic fruit is required, I'd prefer Banana, then we can shorten it to 'nana and then we can sing the naaaaaaaaaa naaa naaaa nanina naaaaaa part of Hey Jude after his goals.

Pettigrew - Splinter v2.0

Forster-Knight - Bomber or Sir Robert.

Kid Dynamite!
22 Nov 2003, 17:00
Originally posted by Macca19

For Luke Peel...it will sound a bit wierd yelling out 'great goal Orange' or 'well done Mandarin' so, because his name can be linked to many different fruits....why not call him 'fruity'?? Or if a specfic fruit is required, I'd prefer Banana, then we can shorten it to 'nana and then we can sing the naaaaaaaaaa naaa naaaa nanina naaaaaa part of Hey Jude after his goals.

AH YA ****IN' FRUIT! If he stuffs up on field?

Now I'm thinking something along the lines of Ginger.

Asgardian
22 Nov 2003, 18:51
Robert Forster-Knight = I'm thinking either Major or flag

You're asking why the hell those nicknames? easy, MAJOR Isreal Foster's family held the Forster-Knight flag in their possession for many years after the American War of Independance.

http://fotw.unislabs.com/images/u/us-frstr.gif This is the Forster Knight flag

Information came from THIS (http://fotw.unislabs.com/flags/us-frstr.html) website

Asgardian
22 Nov 2003, 19:14
I agree with Chaplin = Charlie

and

Peel = "Naaaana"

and

Symes = Eddie

and

Michael Pettigrew could be "Roper" from THIS reference (http://www.aatrcrope.com/res_jul_13_14.htm)

or even better, he could be "General", or "Johnny Reb" or "Gettysburg" all from THIS reference (http://www.mwt.net/~ysys/brigade.htm)

Nicski
23 Nov 2003, 09:56
Originally posted by Macca19

Or if a specfic fruit is required, I'd prefer Banana, then we can shorten it to 'nana and then we can sing the naaaaaaaaaa naaa naaaa nanina naaaaaa part of Hey Jude after his goals.


I love it! :D

Nananaaaaana nananaaana Hey Luke.....

Plus Banana is a great nickname in itself anyway :p

Porthos
23 Nov 2003, 10:22
In that case, welcome to Charlie, Eddie, Banana, Sir Robert and er..Michael Pettigrew.

Kid Dynamite!
23 Nov 2003, 10:36
Sudden thought. What about 'Grover' for Pettigrew?

Beffery
23 Nov 2003, 13:35
Originally posted by Porthos
In that case, welcome to Charlie, Eddie, Banana, Sir Robert and er..Michael Pettigrew.

Hahaha.. lovin' it.

I believe a sign saying "watch out for the slippery Peel" would be appropriate :D

mic59
23 Nov 2003, 19:53
Originally posted by Macca19
Or if a specfic fruit is required, I'd prefer Banana, then we can shorten it to 'nana and then we can sing the naaaaaaaaaa naaa naaaa nanina naaaaaa part of Hey Jude after his goals.


Or the Batman theme.

sog35
24 Nov 2003, 10:23
Pettigrew - Cash, Crime or Coat.

Sandola
26 Nov 2003, 08:18
"The Force" is brilliant.

Mic59, are you confusin rfk with jfk? "Hotel Kitchen" just doesn't have much of a ring to it.

Kid Dynamite!
26 Nov 2003, 10:08
Originally posted by Sandola
"The Force" is brilliant.

Ta. :)