User:Ally-Bazza - Revision history

Rob184 at 00:25, 15 January 2008

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	Ally-Bazza is a former Economist and Sports Writer, currently manager of the [[Conservatives]].		'''Ally-Bazza''' is a former Economist and Sports Writer, currently manager of the [[Conservatives]].

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	Ally-Bazza is actually a Dr. earning his PhD at Glasgow University.		Ally-Bazza is actually a Dr. earning his PhD at Glasgow University.

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	Ally-Bazza is actually a Dr. earning his PhD at Glasgow University.		Ally-Bazza is actually a Dr. earning his PhD at Glasgow University.

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	Ally-Bazza was appointed Manager of the Conservatives where he agreed to work for free. After advising some of his key players [[Michael Airth]], Joshua Cook and Robbie Erskine to invest their money wisely as their carears would not keep them forever. ~~[[Michael~~ Airth ~~[[Airth]]~~ and Cook did so but Erskine remained an avid user of alcohol and attended late night parties.		Ally-Bazza was appointed Manager of the Conservatives where he agreed to work for free. After advising some of his key players [[Michael Airth]], Joshua Cook and Robbie Erskine to invest their money wisely as their carears would not keep them forever. Airth and Cook did so but Erskine remained an avid user of alcohol and attended late night parties.

	Ally-Bazza won V.77 by 4 points in his first season. But failed to win promotion into the fourth division. Ally-Bazza purchased his first player in a dutch man named Den Harder.		Ally-Bazza won V.77 by 4 points in his first season. But failed to win promotion into the fourth division. Ally-Bazza purchased his first player in a dutch man named Den Harder.

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	== Conservatives ==		== Conservatives ==

	Ally-Bazza was appointed Manager of the Conservatives where he agreed to work for free. After advising some of his key players [[Michael Airth]], Joshua Cook and Robbie Erskine to invest their money wisely as their carears would not keep them forever. [[Airth[[~~Michael~~ Airth]] and Cook did so but Erskine remained an avid user of alcohol and attended late night parties.		Ally-Bazza was appointed Manager of the Conservatives where he agreed to work for free. After advising some of his key players [[Michael Airth]], Joshua Cook and Robbie Erskine to invest their money wisely as their carears would not keep them forever. [[Michael Airth [[Airth]] and Cook did so but Erskine remained an avid user of alcohol and attended late night parties.

	Ally-Bazza won V.77 by 4 points in his first season. But failed to win promotion into the fourth division. Ally-Bazza purchased his first player in a dutch man named Den Harder.		Ally-Bazza won V.77 by 4 points in his first season. But failed to win promotion into the fourth division. Ally-Bazza purchased his first player in a dutch man named Den Harder.

Ally-Bazza at 16:06, 20 May 2007

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Ally-Bazza is a former Economist and Sports Writer, currently manager of the [[Conservatives]].

== Early Life ==

=== Glasgow University ===

Ally-Bazza attended Glasgow University where he eventually earned a PhD in economics. Holding fiscal conservatism as a key policy. His passion for football was reflected in the university paper where Ally-Bazza wrote commentries of local football games.

=== Early Sports Work ===

A failed trialist for two unknown English Clubs, Ally-Bazza early sporting work can be named as his two books. The first was "The Economics of Ground Management". While his second was "A History of the Strathclyde Clubs"

== Conservatives ==

Ally-Bazza was appointed Manager of the Conservatives where he agreed to work for free. After advising some of his key players [[Michael Airth]], Joshua Cook and Robbie Erskine to invest their money wisely as their carears would not keep them forever. [[Airth[[Michael Airth]] and Cook did so but Erskine remained an avid user of alcohol and attended late night parties.

Ally-Bazza won V.77 by 4 points in his first season. But failed to win promotion into the fourth division. Ally-Bazza purchased his first player in a dutch man named Den Harder.

Ally-Bazza won V.77 again in season 15, this time by one point, and was able to win promotion to IV.21.

IV.21 saw little go right for the conservatives. Finishing seventh in their first season and yet avoiding promotion. Ally-Bazza was diagnosed with exhaustion and almost resigned from the club.

Returning to the fifth division Ally-Bazza secured his third title winning V.117 by 14 points. Ally-Bazza declared he was "too good for division V." and "not good enough for IV"

== Trivia ==

Michael Airth went on to buy the conservatives but still refers to Ally-Bazza as "Sir".

Ally-Bazza is well known for his strict stance against alcohol and cigarettes. Although Robbie Erskine has often been found drunk by the press he has earned the respect of Ally-Bazza by staying at the club.

Ally-Bazza was offered the position of Vice-Chairman but turned it down.

Ally-Bazza is actually a Dr. earning his PhD at Glasgow University.