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You might want to edit the fact that you put us in the PL a full decade before we actually got there ;)
Sorry, I thought I’d done this in non-football :(
There would have been a thread about who is going tonight or how many tickets have we been allocated etc etc but it would appear that nobody gives a fuck right now!This is supposed to be our big derby!
Just out of curiosity, how many have we sold?There’ll be around 2,000 there tonight that give a f**k, they just don’t frequent this site.
We’ll win tonight too, 2-1 :)
Has Andy Delort vanished off the face of the Earth?
No. During the match last night he was posting selfies of his naked torso on Instagram. I kid you not.
[/quote]I’ve just seen his Facebook page and if this guy was made of chocolate he would eat himself. From what I’ve seen of him I can see why he ain’t getting a shirt and maybe a bit of a bollock’s been dropped signing him in the first place. I’ve seen him doing some nice tricks during the subs half time kick around though
Damn, and there’s me thinking I’d be able to pay on the night.
Roger … Great goal, excellent assist, not bad for a headless chicken?
Kiernan … Keep reading he’s going to be a good one.. Love to know exactly what they base that opinion on?Espinoza played very well today and took his goal well, too. Get you rose tinted specs off though, he dropped a few bollocks as well. ;)
Fortune was MOM by a street in my opinion. Forshaw decent. Nothing much to say about any of the others.[/quote]
You must mean that sublime “bollock” of a pass that Maloney scored from, whenever Espinoza make a mistake or gives the ball away he chases it down keeps going until he either wins it back or the pressure he creates allows someone else to do so, I wish golden boy McMananan did the same, he just stands there with his hands on his hips moaning while Roger and others clear his mess up.[/quote]
McManaman will never be midfiled player as long as he has a hole in his arse so there’s no comparison. Quite why Rosler keeps playing him as one is a completely mystery. Every tackle he makes is a potential red card.[/quote]
Wow, word for word too! :ohmy: I said the very words on Saturday so I’ll stick to that explanation rather than being victim to your subliminal implant ;)
Granted, the two Mcs may need to work on their tackling if they were to play wing backYou’re not kidding. We must have the angriest wingers in the game. Every challenge they make’s a potential red card
I don’t think he’s injured. You’d think a player of his calibre would be in the running for a starting place, let alone a seat on the bench. His absence from the 17 is strange unless, of course, he is actually injured.
And what’s happened to Perch? Is he another player that’s fallen foul of Rosler?The guy I sit next to told me at the Millwall game that he’d heard there had been some altercation between Perch and the manager and he reminded of the same on Saturday. I personally DFKDFC and take it with a pinch of salt as we all hear this sort of stuff like this being bandied about.
I just think Tavernier is in favour because he’s half decent, puts in a shift and seems to take a lot of dead balls (corners, crossed free kicks).
Well then Back in the day. Thank goodness some fans are starting to show some emotion about this mess created by Rosler. It is just not good enough. The football churned out is now even more of a bore than than that shite we had to endure under Martinez and his record is abysmal compared to Could. The team and tactics change more than my grundies and watching players struggle by playing out of position is getting beyond the joke. Fans have a right to show they are not happy with this mess created by Rosler. Its crap!!Just nine days ago exactly the same team turned in a five star performance to beat the top of the league team in their own backyard. We haven’t actually lost in six games. It could be far worse.
Slightly off topic…
I once worked with a girl called Rhoma Twaddle. Instead of sucking it up and calling herself “twod-al” she pronounced it “twad-elle”.
She then married a bloke called Bogg and took the name Bogg-Twaddle. I managed to convince a colleague that she didn’t like the sound of “Bogg” either and therefore wanted to be known as “boge twad-elle”. It was beltin’ when he introduced her accordingly to a room full of visitors.
Cold winter nights, and all that…
Jeez, that’s gotta be a nightmare for a girl with an already awkward name, praying when she meets someone they’re gonna be a Smith or a Jones or whatever, then clapping her eyes on a bloke, fancying him like mad and finding out he’s a Bogg! :lol:
I bet they’re on the receiving end of a bit of toilet humour ;)[/quote]
I don’t think either of them are bothered what others say. They’re flush.[/quote]OK, OK, enough’s enough. I think it’s time for you to stop, cock.[/quote]
Sorry. I just had to get it out of my cistern.[/quote]We’re plumbing new depths, now[/quote]
You’re not kidding, this thread’s gone right down the pan.
Slightly off topic…I once worked with a girl called Rhoma Twaddle. Instead of sucking it up and calling herself “twod-al” she pronounced it “twad-elle”.
She then married a bloke called Bogg and took the name Bogg-Twaddle. I managed to convince a colleague that she didn’t like the sound of “Bogg” either and therefore wanted to be known as “boge twad-elle”. It was beltin’ when he introduced her accordingly to a room full of visitors.
Cold winter nights, and all that…
Jeez, that’s gotta be a nightmare for a girl with an already awkward name, praying when she meets someone they’re gonna be a Smith or a Jones or whatever, then clapping her eyes on a bloke, fancying him like mad and finding out he’s a Bogg! :lol:
I bet they’re on the receiving end of a bit of toilet humour ;)
There’s only one way to pronounce Beauchamp and there ain’t no beach in there.
I’ve always pronounced it “Beecham” – but what do I know?
Apparently Debretts has no idea either:)
http://www.debretts.com/forms-address/surname-pronunciation/bathurst-bolingbroke%5B/quote%5D
So have I, and anyone I’ve ever known.
Maybe in Leyth they pronounce it Bow-Shomp. Nothing would surprise me. ;)[/quote]
No matter where you’re from it’s Bow-Sho with an almost silent ‘m’ and a totally silent ‘p’. Anyone with such a name and calling themselves Beecham is trying to Anglicize it so they don’t sound posh or something. Being called Beauchamp and coming from Wigan is a bit like being called Higginbottom and coming from Marseille.
I’m only exiled in the land of lobby, for my sins. I’m actually a WN6er that got promoted/relegated to being a WN7er.
Jason Puncheon Judy is my favourite on this thread. I don’t doubt Sammy Salt’s existence, it’s just a dodgy seaside name but not as rubbish as C Weed :)
Sonny Anderson
That’s some faux pas (pronounced forx pass, of course) from Debrett’s innit?
There’s only one way to pronounce Beauchamp and there ain’t no beach in there. It’s currently lying second in rubbish seaside attempts (1st is C Weed, 3rd is Sammy Salt). You should’ve saved Chris Beech for tomorrow’s footballers that sound like trees, flora and fauna thread.
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