Blues players you would most/least like to have for Xmas dinner

[DTS]

who would you for for and why.

Think I would most like to have Chris Barker. Strikes me as a nice sort of family chap so I think he would understand the kids can get a bit messy at the table. Can image he would be the sort of bloke that says "let me wash up, you go and put your feet up" also which would be most welcomed. I think he would be happy go lucky when it came to the choice of afternoon TV viewing which is handy as the mother in law is very particualr in what she likes to watch. Dont think he would outstay his welcome either.

Think I would least like to have Britt over. Just dont think the conversation would be up to much, I imagine no matter how good lunch was he would find fault and I can just see him on his bloody phone all day which would get annoying.

Thoughts people....

 

[Dick Bate's Protege]

Most - Phillips because he seems like a decent fella who might want to entertain the kids on the PS3 whilst I'm fulfilling my mother in law's every whim.

Least - Smith in case he spills wine all over my carpet.

 

[enfieldblue]

sorry, it has to be akinfenwa from northampton, enough meat on him for boxing day curry:smile:

 

[MK Shrimper]

Most - Anyone but Bilel Mohsni.

Least- Bilel Mohsni because he's a ****.

 

[Rattus Norvegicus]

Least - Barks; his wheelchair would make a mess of my carpets ( his legs have gone, you know ......)

Most - Ron Martin - an ideal opportunity to get to know the "real" man beneath his public persona .....

 

[Neil 24]

most smith because he is a top bloke
least ?

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

Most - Britt, so he can feel extra wanted and want to stay for next Christmas too.

Least - Ben Clarkson, lovely man I'm sure but I couldn't afford the mince pie bill.

 

[Ayrshire Blue]

Most - Tomlin or Benyon, both great banter and personality.

Least - Smith, no personality.

 

[Ozzer]

Having thought about it, I'd still prefer a turkey.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Definitely agree with Dave re Britt Assombalonga. If his tweets are anything to go by, he'd be insufferable.

I'd love to have Luggy over though; think he'd be an ideal guest and if he brought Blair along, then we'd also have lots of Star Wars DVDs to plough through.

 

[Neil 24]

hoping smith wins the minority of haters around he is a decent stopper for us and i had the pleasure of meeting him a couple years ago and he is a genuinely top bloke

 

[South Bank Hank]

hoping smith wins the minority of haters around he is a decent stopper for us and i had the pleasure of meeting him a couple years ago and he is a genuinely top bloke

Neil, we're trying to stop the Smith debate taking over every thread, and the same argument applies to those that want to support him as those who want to find fault. Stay on topic, this is NOT another Smith thread. Thanks.

 

[OldBlueLady]

We've seen Britt's family at some away games and they all seem lovely and very friendly so doubt Britt would be too bad a guest! However, I very much doubt I'd have much in common with him so he wouldn't be top of my list.

Most - Clohessy, he was really friendly and chatty when we had lunch with him on the back of the Zone sponsorship plus as a dad of a youngster, he'd join in with playing and laughing with Kev's little grand-daughter

Least - not sure there is a "least" to be honest

 

[Neil 24]

fair play apologize

 

[Shrimper2thecore]

Most - Hurst - seems like a thoroughly nice chap.

Least - Spicer - Would be worried I wouldn't recognise him when I opened the door.

 

[Pubey]

Most - Laird, looks like he needs a good meal

Least - Bilel, would need to hide the sharp objects

 

[fatgrandad]

Most - Derrick Parker - so I could ask him why he missed that chance against Liverpool in'79. And again in the replay. Not that I hold grudges.

Least - Roy McDonough. Having just read his memoirs, would have to lock up daughters and wouldn't fancy the drinks bill.

 

[wally4pm]

Most - Benji to thank him for putting the ball in the Bury net.
Least - Ron Martin because he would insist on only using 3 sides of the table.

 

[mrsblue]

Christmas day with Ron as i love fairytales.

 

[Suffolk Shrimper In Dorset]

Most - Derrick Parker - so I could ask him why he missed that chance against Liverpool in'79. And again in the replay. Not that I hold grudges.

Close your eyes tight enough, drift off in to a deep sleep, and then he does score. We go on to dominate Europe and the Scousers end up in the Northern Premier League. :smile: