Joao Cancelo

[TikiTaka]

A real Mancunian has their tea (evening meal) between 5.30 and 6.30pm.

Anyone outside of these parameters is not only not a proper Mancunian they aren’t a proper human being either.

I see, thanks for that! But why do you call a cup of tea your meal? Isn’t it just, a cup of tea?

 

[TonyM]

Teatime is when you have sausages and beans or if you man is very lazy microwaved fish fingers and beans. :-)

 

[TikiTaka]

Teatime is when you have sausages and beans or if you man is very lazy microwaved fish fingers and beans. :-)

Sounds delicious. I wonder if Pep serves that at Tast.

 

[SouthStandStander]

Wrong.

High Tea is a name for the evening meal, usually associated with the working class and is typically eaten between 5 pm and 7 pm. ... However, in most of the south of England, the midday meal is almost universally called "lunch", with "dinner" being the evening meal, regardless of social class.

 

[nmc]

I see, thanks for that! But why do you call a cup of tea your meal? Isn’t it just, a cup of tea?

Don't come on here being all sophisticated... you lot seem to spend most of the afternoon asleep - who eats their tea at 10:0Opm? Personally, I'd get terrible indigestion.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Correct,puddin, chips and gravy and a barm

I prefer pudding, chips and curry sauce.

 

[nmc]

High Tea is a name for the evening meal, usually associated with the working class and is typically eaten between 5 pm and 7 pm. ... However, in most of the south of England, the midday meal is almost universally called "lunch", with "dinner" being the evening meal, regardless of social class.

Posh folk around here - including my son refer to something called lunch ! Although in his case this posh lunch seems to collide with good old breakfast!!!

 

[SWP's back]

High Tea is a name for the evening meal, usually associated with the working class and is typically eaten between 5 pm and 7 pm. ... However, in most of the south of England, the midday meal is almost universally called "lunch", with "dinner" being the evening meal, regardless of social class.

din·ner
/ˈdinər/
noun

• 1. The main meal of the day, taken around midday or in the evening.

 

[SouthStandStander]

din·ner
/ˈdinər/
noun

• 1. The main meal of the day, taken around midday or in the evening.

Yep. Remember the Dinner ladies at school. Around about midday.

 

[sir baconface]

High Tea is a name for the evening meal, usually associated with the working class and is typically eaten between 5 pm and 7 pm. ... However, in most of the south of England, the midday meal is almost universally called "lunch", with "dinner" being the evening meal, regardless of social class.

Correct. Tea is taken at 4 p.m. It involves diagonally sliced cucumber sandwiches served on a triple-tiered silver-plated tray, which is shared with scones and small cakes. As for the accompanying beverage, China cups and no tea bags, please.

Anything else is uncouth.

 

[Ballymagash Blue]

Where my wife comes from, the evening meal is called supper And afterwards, they don't 'do the dishes', they wash the vessels.

 

[TonyM]

You mean do the ware?

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Where my wife comes from, the evening meal is called supper And afterwards, they don't 'do the dishes', they wash the vessels.

is she part of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard?

 

[ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN]

din·ner
/ˈdinər/

Batman

 

[why me? Blue Manchester]

We're having chippy for tea now

 

[ctid1894]

Am now totally confused about the points being made on Cancelo. If that guy is saying the deal is worth around 55M and it's based on 27.5 each for the two players then the point I wanted to make was that I think Cancelo is worth more than Danilo. Also surprised to see that Juventus valued Cancelo at only 27.5M.

Maths isn’t a strong point is it fella.

 

[SWP's back]

Yep. Remember the Dinner ladies at school. Around about midday.

Only because it was you main meal of the day no doubt.

 

[roy.or.r]

Cancelo thread turned into tea, chips and gravy thread. Hahaha. Classic bluemoon.

 

[Cookieproof]

The amount of trouble I have had teaching students the difference between lunch, dinner and tea as an EFL teacher. I think I will just post this link in future.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

We're having chippy for tea now

What are you all having?