"sorry lads,regulars only tonight"
their team really got going "early doors"/arghhhh
"that man has forgotten more about football than you will ever know"/like what the hell???
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"sorry lads,regulars only tonight"
their team really got going "early doors"/arghhhh
"that man has forgotten more about football than you will ever know"/like what the hell???
"they gave 110%"
"no we can't have sex tonight "
thats very odd cos my right hand says zip to me:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by max power
"no we can't have sex tonight "
Work "Let's be pro-active"
Girls "If you don't know what's wrong, there's no point telling you"
Sport "rattled the old onion bag"
it's good that it offers directions ;) :DQuote:
Originally posted by the 12 th man
thats very odd cos my right hand says zip to me:rolleyes:
A the much walked pathQuote:
Originally posted by tiktok
Girls "If you don't know what's wrong, there's no point telling you"
His Response; Fine so
Then she goes mental; "How could you forget its a year since we first went shoping together whilst sharing a trolley?" or the likes.
Quote:
Originally posted by tiktok
it's good that it offers directions ;) :D
my, my ,you were up early this morning.very sharp altogether ;)
what about we never got "the rub of the green"
Hate to spoil a thread so early but i gots to....
Same difference!
"At the end of the day"
"Its a game of two halves"
and worst of all the GAA "take yer points lads, the goals will come" - they just automatically happen at some stage :D
"Do it early"....strongly used in junior soccer circles.
"Soft Day, Thank God"
"C'mere I wantcha, biy"
"Git yer wrappin' paper.....foive for feeefty".
at kids football matchs when one kid has the ball and is running towards the opposition and is about to be tackled:"skin him
jason/darren/johnathan!!!!"
"i just want to be friends from now on"/oh yeah sure you do
"thats football"/of course its football you thickie!!!!!
tomorrow is another day
time is a great healer
'thats a bit of a cliche'
more often used to be snobby towards people
and the phrase used a lot in the wrong context 'deja vu'
it means u have a feelin youve done somethin before but have no memory of it. its not - this feels the same as when we did this last year/week
At kids football matches when one of them is taking a throw and he shouts "I'm not superman!"
Footy:
"A great touch for a big lad" so lanky players have a sh!t first touch then eh?
Women:
"Its not you, its me..." Its you....
"Of course we can still be friends" nope!
"We'll always keep in touch" an odd email (feeling guilty) and then... nothing...
or when ya ask something when your a kid to your parents, "Mum/Dad can i go out/play footy/whatever.. tonight" "No!" "Why?" "THATS THE WHY!!!"
Work:
1. My aim is to streamline x y and z
2. People, we need to be singing from the same hymn sheet.
3. Wake up ya lazy bugger.
Sport
1 Sick as a parrot
2/3/4. if you had offered me a 2-2 draw before the game i would have laughed at you, this is (insert ground) afterall, not many teams get anything here, but the lads done well, covered every blade of grass on the pitch and on balance i think we desreved to win it.
Ol Dolls
1. Thats fine!!!!!!!( when its blatantly not fine :p )
yeah, that bainisteoir thing is annoying alright. Hear that kind of thing a lot in other contexts too- e.g. University literature I've seen has things like "languages available: French, Spanish, Germand and Gaeilge." Why they have to do stupid things like that? :rolleyes:
anything that eanna says generally annoys me...
:p
at kids football match when a throw in is about to be taken:"down the line"(shane,darren,johnathan,)
no, but City do play at the Cross, Bohs play in Dayler, and Rovers play at the.... oh, that's right, they don't have anywhere to play!Quote:
Originally posted by Conor74
He also says 'Semple' as if it's a place as in 'the Tipp lads played well in Semple yesterday...' The name of the ground is Semple Stadium. Do Man Yoo play at 'Old'? Do Cork City play at 'Turner's'? Do Pats play at 'Rich'? Why give half the name of the stadium?
going for the jugular-in a football match??
pool of blood__newspapers reports on assaults nearly always include it
just before the match starts
come on (insert your team here),from the start!!!!!!!
1 Suffixing every utterance with "in all fairness like"
2 Heavy use of the word "actually"