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7 | Joao Cancelo - 2022/23 Performances
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Decepticon
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C'mon now!!Following the transfer window dealings I have just placed a £100 bet on Arsenal to win the league title. Easy money thanks to Mr Guardiola's man management skills.
Should we start calling you fannyheart?
BillCarlisle
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Yeah, that's about right. When I was a kid growing up in Failsworth it was a term regularly used for any other kid who was soft. Spoilt kids were generally accepted to be soft, hence it probably derived from that.no, it is old northern slang, as said from marred as in something spoilt or off, someone being sour
he/she's right marred they are, eventually it became mard
Nicholas van Whatsisface
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Following the transfer window dealings I have just placed a £100 bet on Arsenal to win the league title. Easy money thanks to Mr Guardiola's man management skills.
LOOK AT ME!!!
Sorry but Clive for me firstWe r Manchester city, not fans of cancelo or aguero or Franny Lee, not even of clive Wilson.... Non of players is more important of the club.... maybe we will not win some silver this season, maybe we r in a bit of crisis, im sorry bout that but.... CTID.
GaudinoMotors
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Oh yes, how telling.think it’s very telling the lack of posts on social media from his teammates wishing him luck
Centurions
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He's not a wum, he is however a wanker.And some call me a WUM!!! Lol
Not sure why you’re asking me as I don’t know but surely everyone’s arse is shitty at times?Isn't it from the French merde? So it's like shite arse.
Can anyone explain where the term mard arse comes from- have used it myself but ain’t got a clue
it comes from the French word Mardi, for Tuesday, and the English word arse, for arse. Used when someone is being an arse on a Tuesday, which is why it is the only day of the week you will see it used on Bluemoon.
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