Well that would've been of use a couple of hours ago!
"Disraeli" is the street way to refer to Yossi Benayoun
"I keep calling him but he just doesn't hear me." Def (deaf) as in a defender?
@Trix - time's up!
Spill!
and Dr. = MD. So Def. Mid.
Old Benjamin = Old/Broken/Injured Ben. So the injury-prone Ben.
Dr. Ross = ER. So DER
Solution: The Injury-prone Defensive Midfielder Sven Bender
Old Benjamin was the name in of the Donkey in animal farm = Ass
I keep calling him but he doesn't hear me so I took him to the doctor = Ear ill
Dr Ross was George Clooney's character in ER = ER
they did a good job of fixing him = Mend he
Ass ear ill ER Mend He
Definite interest on our part, managers preference but waiting to assess his options. The interest though is mutual
Waheeey!Old Benjamin was the name in of the Donkey in animal farm = Ass
I keep calling him but he doesn't hear me so I took him to the doctor = Ear ill
Dr Ross was George Clooney's character in ER = ER
they did a good job of fixing him = Mend he
Ass ear ill ER Mend He
Definite interest on our part, managers preference but waiting to assess his options. The interest though is mutual
"Poor old Benjamin, I keep calling him but he just doesn't hear me. So I took him to see Dr Ross, who has done a really good job of fixing him."
Someone poor and old = ill(a)
Benjamin needs fixing = mend(i)
That's my partial stab at it.
Old Benjamin was the name in of the Donkey in animal farm = Ass
I keep calling him but he doesn't hear me so I took him to the doctor = Ear ill
Dr Ross was George Clooney's character in ER = ER
they did a good job of fixing him = Mend he
Ass ear ill ER Mend He
Definite interest on our part, managers preference but waiting to assess his options. The interest though is mutual