People who start sentences with ‘listen’ are used to not being listened to. Usually for good reasonNot a cliche but there's some annoying southern c*nt doing the punditry on Talksport now who keeps starting his sentences with "look".
Also can't stand when people also start sentences with "listen".
*tut tut* I'll let you off. :-)We fight to the end. Oops, sorry @Eccles Blue.
In fact @KS55 I double let you off having read the back page headline of the Daily Express!! (Online only I add)*tut tut* I'll let you off. :-)
He normally follows anything he says with a swill of saliva round his square jawed gob,sounds as well. Dirty vile scouse wanker.After carragher says something he regularly follows his own statement with "it really is", which is weird, it really is.
I did that frequently when I was a customs officer.Pretty much anything to do with goalkeeping. "Shouldn't get beaten at your near post" and "should have done better" both spring to mind.
The latter, in particular, since it's said whenever a goalie gets their fingertips to a shit. In those cases they'd get less criticism if they made less of an effort to save it.
Most ubiquitous now is starting to answer a question with 'So..Not a cliche but there's some annoying southern c*nt doing the punditry on Talksport now who keeps starting his sentences with "look".
Also can't stand when people also start sentences with "listen".