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2 minutes ago, Pompeyowl said:

The use of the word ‘chant’. 

 

We’re not witches sat around a fire trying to summon spirits. 

It's a shame we can't chant some spirit into the players in the first half.

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2 minutes ago, room0035 said:

Players are in England not Europe so stop calling them a different name

 

His name is Joao not 'Wow' it really annoys me when you listen to Radio Sheffield for the commentary

Bet you pronounce the silent K in Knife dont you... 

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3 minutes ago, OxonOwl said:

When the ball hits the post or bar and the commentator says something like "Wednesday saved by the woodwork"

 

If it didn't go in, then it was never going in. The woodwork has done bugger all!

and its not wood.........

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17 minutes ago, Bulgaria said:

making substitutions in injury time.

 

Corn beef tins, especially when the key you get to open them snaps.

 

Toasters.  Never get it right, they have one job to do and they cant do it right, either too burnt or not enough toast!!

 

You ain't ever noticed that toasters have a timer knob on then?

 

lol

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12 minutes ago, room0035 said:

Players are in England not Europe so stop calling them a different name

 

His name is Joao not 'Wow' it really annoys me when you listen to Radio Sheffield for the commentary

 

The correct pronunciation of my name doesn't change if I go abroad. Why shouldn't the same apply to footballers?

 

Joao is pronounced "ja-wow". I have a colleague with this name.

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Players using the point where the ball went out of play as the starting point for a 20 yard run before releasing the throw in. 

 

And referees who make the taker move 10 yards back, but take absolutely no action when the player then starts his run from that point and actually takes the throw in from his original position. 

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Just now, punkskaphil said:

 

The correct pronunciation of my name doesn't change if I go abroad. Why shouldn't the same apply to footballers?

 

Joao is pronounced "ja-wow". I have a colleague with this name.

But not in the Uk, at Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus, but players with that name over her are call Hey -zuse.

 

This is working class North Eng-er-land we pronouce it the way it is spelt.

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5 minutes ago, punkskaphil said:

 

The correct pronunciation of my name doesn't change if I go abroad. Why shouldn't the same apply to footballers?

 

Joao is pronounced "ja-wow". I have a colleague with this name.

 

 

  I pronounce it jayowoua , is that not right WTF:

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Sky never showing a replay of a goal as it happened, and to p me off even more they then put music to it !

 

Oh and every man and his dog saying " park the bus" because they heard Jose once say it 

 

And while I'm on a roll " left field signing " aaaahhhh

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