Shaun Derry is being quoted by Auntie Beeb as saying "Our performances of late have been top drawer. We are different animal now." [ http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25846045 ] I've been wondering what he meant:

 

a) the Gorillaven

 

b ) the Alliook

 

 

 

 

or c) the zebiphant

 

 

 

There's loads of these curios @ Google images "hybrid animals" if anyone wants to they can cut 'n' paste 'n share their own ideas.

UPIES?

 

rofl lol!!!

superb post, very good @Nesh! thanks for this.

I say B.) but can I phone a friend just to be sure and does anyone have Shaun Derry's number?

This is class Nesh! Nice to see you adding humour to our community. YP!!

You're welcome, @liampie and @notts-joe - inspired by the words of our man Derreh!

Nice one.Very funny.

@Nesh i wonder what other animals we might be
 

CHEETAH MUTANTS seem quite cool having looked around.

Link

Notts County is a traditional, classic, world renowned, untameable beast, much like a mustang. 

But it's also prone to acts of buffoonery and silliness, like a pug.

And it requires the right guidance to make sure it goes in the right direction.

 

@liampie - when I saw the link was about King Cheetah's I naturally assumed it was referring to Graham Westley, but that page is much more interesting. Is your point that Notts are evolving into kings under SD?

 

That's cool, much better than the 'genetic bottleneck' referred to at the end of the article and in a lesser known work: "Stevenage Under Westley: Knuckledragging, Art or Science?"   

Heh heh, that's brilliant @Joe Jones! Looks exactly like Derreh riding the beast too - Wild Shaun Derry!

 

We have friends who have a pug who can only pee when it's doing a handstand - needless to say, the pee dribbles everywhere. Isn't that a direct comparison to Notts' Wheelbarrow?

@liampie - when I saw the link was about King Cheetah's I naturally assumed it was referring to Graham Westley, but that page is much more interesting. Is your point that Notts are evolving into kings under SD?

 

That's cool, much better than the 'genetic bottleneck' referred to at the end of the article and in a lesser known work: "Stevenage Under Westley: Knuckledragging, Art or Science?"   

haha!!!