blueyorkie
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Yes , appreciate that let out comment!Do you mean ‘should of’ instead of ‘should have’ ?
Incidentally, my spell check thing altered it to read like yours.
Yes , appreciate that let out comment!Do you mean ‘should of’ instead of ‘should have’ ?
Incidentally, my spell check thing altered it to read like yours.
In the afternoon, when they’re all lying there in their prime spot near the pool, just dive bomb near them so they all get soaked.Towel leaving sunbed tossers.
Also when the linesman at a corner stands in front of the ball when the referee is talking to someone and hasn’t blown his whistle yet.When a player taking a corner puts the ball down and has to wait until the lines person cranes their neck over it to see that a fraction of it is over the line. Lord have mercy!
Nicely observed. I miss the days when a player could launch such a foul-mouthed tirade at the linesman that it would prompt a ferocious waving of the flag. You always knew that spelt trouble, but headsets and microphones have robbed us of that drama.Also when the linesman at a corner stands in front of the ball when the referee is talking to someone and hasn’t blown his whistle yet.
What do these linesmen think happens on the other side of the pitch where there’s no linesman when these things happen? Do they think players just plonk the ball in the wrong place and take the corner before the ref has blown his whistle?
I know footballers are generally thick as fuck, but that does my swede in.
He also comes out with Mahress. Keown also gets on my tits with his constant references to Roddery.There's a match commentator (BT I think), who pronounces his "G"s like "K"s, eg: Erlink, Bellinkham, Sterlink, Sportink. Quite off puttink
Or you park somewhere well away from other cars so that you can get in and out easily (and there is no chance of an accidental ding in a door) only for some halfwit to come and park alongside....You turn up at the supermarket and the car park is fairly empty. I think great its going to be empty'ish inside. Only to find it packed with employees doing online shopping.