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The Official Rochdale Match Thread (Sponsored by Jack Tucker "for all your one goal in the last SEVEN at home needs")

1659942425378.pngMost of people associate "Nobby" with word “noble” (and that’s really good bonus) but according to Merriam-Webster Nobby comes from the noun "nob," which is used in British English to mean "one in a superior position in life." Also appearing in English in 1788, "nobby" was first used to describe people of strikingly exquisite appearance. Anyway now it is defined and used “cleverly stylish; chic, smart”. Describing the color palette and the branding in whole it is modest and temperate like Nobby style is. We applied this brand identity to the shopping
 
Gilles Lingam said:
View attachment 59419Most of people associate "Nobby" with word “noble” (and that’s really good bonus) but according to Merriam-Webster Nobby comes from the noun "nob," which is used in British English to mean "one in a superior position in life." Also appearing in English in 1788, "nobby" was first used to describe people of strikingly exquisite appearance. Anyway now it is defined and used “cleverly stylish; chic, smart”. Describing the color palette and the branding in whole it is modest and temperate like Nobby style is. We applied this brand identity to the shopping
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"used to describe people of strikingly exquisite appearance. "

I'll take that, thanks 😊 👍

Some on here think it means "denier of hat tricks"
 
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