Sir L of D - the power of the royal blue jersey

Librarian · May 31, 2012

Yeah but will he leave his big job in the city?

Bill and Rob and the Big wheels better get turnin'

Saliba · May 31, 2012

chicoazul said:
He gets us. I'd love to see him permanently in the royalist of all blues.

Like everything it will come down to economics.

I'm really good at economics, it's what I do...I shall fix this conundrum. You heard it here first people, Saliba aka. Mr Economics has spoken, LD may sign with us. Key word being "may".

Leonard Rossiter · May 31, 2012

Saliba said:
I'm really good at economics, it's what I do...I shall fix this conundrum. You heard it here first people, Saliba aka. Mr Economics has spoken, LD may sign with us. Key word being "may".

do you mean there is a possibility of him signing for us or are you giving him permission?

tasslehoff · May 31, 2012

chicoazul said:
He gets us. I'd love to see him permanently in the royalist of all blues.

Like everything it will come down to economics.

Voodoo economics?

Kay20 · May 31, 2012

mezzrow said:
Just dropping in a post to share a special experience a young man experienced over here in Jacksonville while the USMNT was in for the friendly w/ Scotland. Friday night, there was an open practice w/ the team and his dad (a mate at work) mentioned they were going to the practice after work Friday evening. I have an LD #9 official 2012 jersey that doesn't really fit right, and a lightbulb went off in my head. How about putting young N. into that jersey - how slotted would he be to get an autograph from Landon? I brought the kit in, and let N. know that if he got the signature, the shirt was his.

Here's what I got back from his Dad (along with a picture of young N. with Landon)

Can't tell you how big the smile is on that young man in the photo. We know where Landon's heart for the game has gone. It's in storage at Goodison Park.

C'mon Bill, FFS!!!

Utterly adorable. Tell your friends thanks from Evertonians.