[Football] Battle of Britain

[Justice]

To be fair how shit must rangers be to lose to that shower

Rangers were down to the kids they have a lot injuries. Manure had the first team out

 

[happypig]

That's a bit unfair on Robbie Savage, who seems to me a reasonable person.

I find him an utter twat.

 

[PeterT]

I find him an utter twat.

I met Chris Sutton recently, I said he deserved a medal for putting up with Robbie Savage! Chris Sutton was very personable when I met him, I know he plays along a bit to the professional Mr Grumpy image a bit!

 

[nevergoagain]

Pull your pants up and go make me a cup of tea!.

 

[US Seagull]

I watched Wrexham v Birmingham City instead. I wonder what that would have been called.

The men in blazers podcast, while interviewing Ryan Reynolds called it "the high cheek bones derby"

In case anybody is interested:



And apologies for misremembering it, it was actually the "high cheek bones classico"

 

[Eeyore]

The men in blazers podcast, while interview Ryan Reynolds called it "the high cheek bones derby"

That's actually quite funny.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Commentator mentioned this several times tonight during ManUre Rangers game.

My pal Bob with whom I watch telly football was livid.

A horrendous moment in history when countless young men died, is not equivalent to a Europa league football match.
What the actual f***.

I appreciate this may seem like small beer.
No doubt Robbie Savage will call the last 10 minutes a Holocaust for Rangers.

I don't think you can effectively "trade mark" words or phrases like that. You hear people using "D-day" all the time, and I haven't come across anyone having problems with that.

There are holocausts and there is "The Holocaust" - the two are not the same.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I don't think you can effectively "trade mark" words or phrases like that. You hear people using "D-day" all the time, and I haven't come across anyone having problems with that.

There are holocausts and there is "The Holocaust" - the two are not the same.

Yes, you are probably right.
I don't want to start turning into Alfredmizen!

My pal Bob was so cross, though.
I guess I got swept up in some washover.

All the best from not very windy Faversham

 

[BN41Albion]

Did they play The white cliffs off Dover?

I thought the white cliffs were part of Dover, not off Dover?,

 

[Zeberdi]

I thought the white cliffs were part of Dover, not off Dover?,

Did they play The white cliffs off Dover?

Well both right - Despite some very significant coastal erosion over the decades, the white cliffs haven’t quite all fallen off yet so some are still part OF Dover but certainly some are OFF.