"I call my wife's legs Dunk and Duffy, because (insert punchline)..."?
...they'll be balls bouncing off them all night long?
"I call my wife's legs Dunk and Duffy, because (insert punchline)..."?
She's forbidden anything to do with the Albion? Are you sure you want to marry her?
You stand up, you look lovingly into your misses eyes, you raise your glass...
"OLE OLE OLE OLE, BRUNO, BRUNO!"
"I call my wife's legs Dunk and Duffy, because (insert punchline)..."?
...they're never more than five yards apart."I call my wife's legs Dunk and Duffy, because (insert punchline)..."?
When I got married nearly 40 years ago, my best man painted a horrible but perhaps realistic picture of my demeanour when the Albion weren't doing well and went on to say that my wife had better realise that she was marrying me for better, for worse, and even if the Albion lose. ( And on that day we actually went down 4-1 at Liverpool...)
There is probably a going down / not going down reference somewhere, but it might depend on the audience etc...