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cuck·oo Pronunciation: 'kü-(")kü, 'ku-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural cuckoos
Etymology: Middle English cuccu, of imitative origin
1 : a largely grayish brown European bird (Cuculus canorus) that is a parasite given to laying its eggs in the nests of other birds which hatch them and rear the offspring; broadly : any of a large family (Cuculidae of the order Cuculiformes) to which this bird belongs
2 : the call of the cuckoo
3 : a silly or slightly crackbrained person  

Fiction and Fact Mixed Haphazardly! Concocted in such a manner as to be bordering on the heretical and dangerous to the sanity of anyone reading it!

Our resident birdie has decided to dedicate the title of Cuckoo to yet another football manager.
 

Keith Curle, the manager of Chester City has been spotted by the bird with the word. High from his nest on top of the control room at Sincil Bank he spied Curle arguing with the referee and make a parting riposte as the Official was walking away. His inability to keep his comments to himself earned him a dismissal to the stands and an appointment with the FA. So this is dedicated to Keith Curle. You are indeed, a fruitcake.

 

 

 
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