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Costa in Wetherby...
I happened to go into Costa Coffee in Wetherby this afternoon, though I don't really go to Wetherby very often. Just coming out of the shop as I went in was Luke Ayling with his partner and young child. Seems that some of the players frequent Costa as well as Bielsa. There was no sign of the Boss though....Ayling is a tall gangly bloke in real life - he should have plenty of presence in aerial battles....
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
A lot of the players live in and around Wetherby, Ayling a regular in M&S
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
YorkshireSquare wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:38 pm A lot of the players live in and around Wetherby, Ayling a regular in M&S
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
Affluent area.YorkshireSquare wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:38 pm A lot of the players live in and around Wetherby, Ayling a regular in M&S
We looked at properties around Wetherby when we moved back to Yorkshire 20 years ago, way out of our league then
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
There seem to be about a hundred estate agents in Wetherby. As you say, it is pricey. It's a beautiful town though, I prefer it to Harrogate.
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
Were his locks in full flow?CHAPELALLMAN wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:16 pm I happened to go into Costa Coffee in Wetherby this afternoon, though I don't really go to Wetherby very often. Just coming out of the shop as I went in was Luke Ayling with his partner and young child. Seems that some of the players frequent Costa as well as Bielsa. There was no sign of the Boss though....Ayling is a tall gangly bloke in real life - he should have plenty of presence in aerial battles....
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
Can’t imagine what I’d do if I went out for a coffee and God walked in
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Re: Costa in Wetherby...
I think we’re all proud to have a Leeds player wear the England shirt again. It certainly makes it easier to watch Southgate’s dreadful tactics.
It’s a testament to Phillips’ character that he has done so well since getting his call up, and not just on the pitch. When you have young players like Greenwood, Chilwell, Sancho and Abraham breaking lockdown rules or Foden messing around behind his partner’s back on international duty it just goes to show how level headed KP is.
Very proud to have an ambassador like him for our club. It’s refreshing to see a young footballer who cares only about his family, the club and playing the game.
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Indeed, well said. The sky is the limit for KP, and any success that comes his way will be all well-earned. He's a credit to our club, to the kids who look up to him, and a great advert for working hard. Love his relationship with Bielsa too, almost a father/son dynamic and it seems Bielsa, who is well known for not getting too close to his players, has a special fondness for KP.Fridge wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:51 am I think we’re all proud to have a Leeds player wear the England shirt again. It certainly makes it easier to watch Southgate’s dreadful tactics.
It’s a testament to Phillips’ character that he has done so well since getting his call up, and not just on the pitch. When you have young players like Greenwood, Chilwell, Sancho and Abraham breaking lockdown rules or Foden messing around behind his partner’s back on international duty it just goes to show how level headed KP is.
Very proud to have an ambassador like him for our club. It’s refreshing to see a young footballer who cares only about his family, the club and playing the game.