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Zlatan goes home after a week at the Euro's, now he's in the states sucking Beckhams cock whilst the rags go on their Chinese tour.

I've got a feeling big nose will be taking the piss. Long may that continue.
 
Heard the shouty parry say on talkshite that maureen is winning the mind games already and pep will be really nervous about it haha nearly choked on my toast
 
So many here I don't know which one suits the swamp dwellers most....
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http://all-sorts.org/nouns/cunts

Bexley has a nice geographical connection for many.

Every time I hear or read someone pushing them as the Red Devils I add that person to this list. It had been around for ages since they stole if from Salford RLFC but there seems to be a concerted marketing effort to push this artificial nickname.

Be traditional, be Mancunian - call 'em the rags.
 
Bexley has a nice geographical connection for many.

Every time I hear or read someone pushing them as the Red Devils I add that person to this list. It had been around for ages since they stole if from Salford RLFC but there seems to be a concerted marketing effort to push this artificial nickname.

Be traditional, be Mancunian - call 'em the rags.

It's simple yet effective, reminds them how much the fuckers owe it's and they don't like it.
 
Heard the shouty parry say on talkshite that maureen is winning the mind games already and pep will be really nervous about it haha nearly choked on my toast


Pep must be a nervous wreck who does not know what he has let himself in for.

The only two managers who get 'credited' for their 'mind games' are Baconface and Peggy. Fancy that.

One man's mind games is another's talking bollox. I have always thought the latter.
 
tatterdemalions!

definitions...

collins english dictionary
noun, rare: a person dressed in ragged clothes.

mirriam-webster
noun tat·ter·de·ma·lion \ˌta-tər-di-ˈmāl-yən, -ˈmal-, -ˈma-lē-ən\
: a person dressed in ragged clothing :
"The exact origin of tatterdemalion is uncertain, but it’s probably connected to either the noun tatter ("a torn scrap or shred") or the adjective tattered ("ragged" or "wearing ragged clothes"). We do know that tatterdemalion has been used in print since the 1600s. In its first documented use in 1608, it was used as a noun (as it still can be) to refer to a person in ragged clothing - the type of person we might also call a ragamuffin. (Ragamuffin, incidentally, predates tatterdemalion in this sense. Like tatterdemalion, it may have been formed by combining a known word, rag, with a fanciful ending.) Within half a dozen years of the first appearance of tatterdemalion, it came to be used as an adjective to describe anything or anyone ragged or disreputable."

dictionary.com
[tat-er-di-meyl-yuh n, -mal-]
noun:
a person in tattered clothing; a shabby person.
adjective:
ragged; unkempt or dilapidated.
 
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