foxile5 Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 14 hours ago, casablancas said: And he puts it in the top bin hate it. As mentioned earlier in the thread the plural 'top bins' is even worse.
Lovejoy Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 7 hours ago, foxile5 said: As mentioned earlier in the thread the plural 'top bins' is even worse. I've only ever seen this with the Soccer AM thing, where did it come from originally?
Stadt Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 "He's a great technician." Wow I didn't know Adam Lallana could operate complex machinery
foxile5 Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 3 hours ago, Lovejoy said: I've only ever seen this with the Soccer AM thing, where did it come from originally? I'm guessing it's their brainchild.
Donut Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 I dont like hearing Merson and his cronies refer to hitting "the beans".
Wymsey Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 ''Man Utd and Liverpool top-four contenders'' all the while, as if presenters and pundits think they deserve it despite not being good enough to challenge for the top-two.
SystonFox Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 1 hour ago, Donut said: I dont like hearing Merson and his cronies refer to hitting "the beans". Mersons hit the beans plenty of times. SNNOOOOORT
Blue ROI Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 The talk of a player being World Class is becoming a bit annoying. Linked in a big way to Sky and their 'best league in the world' talk.
Nick Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 One mans 'world class' player is another mans 'national team' football player.
Nick Posted 29 March 2017 Posted 29 March 2017 Oh and Glen Hoddle - he was sacked for crazy madness and I had no issue with him getting back into coaching but now he's allowed to talk again on live match commentary - the worlds gone mad Jeff.
Lovejoy Posted 30 March 2017 Posted 30 March 2017 10 hours ago, Blue ROI said: The talk of a player being World Class is becoming a bit annoying. Linked in a big way to Sky and their 'best league in the world' talk. The best thing about a player being called "world class" is it is almost always follows the statement "I know the term world class is over used these days, but..." .
SystonFox Posted 30 March 2017 Posted 30 March 2017 World class is bad buts it's no "top, top player" probably already been mentioned in here
Blue ROI Posted 30 March 2017 Posted 30 March 2017 7 minutes ago, SystonFox said: World class is bad buts it's no "top, top player" probably already been mentioned in here It's fair to say 'Top, top player' has been ridiculed for a long time though.
Donut Posted 30 March 2017 Posted 30 March 2017 Not so much a term commentators use, but in an international game between england and a small nation we have to constantly be reminded how small and bad the small nation is. "And thats silivalivicius...hes playing his football these days in the cypriot 4th division but has bagged an impressive 2 goals this qualifying campaign" blah blah blah. Patronise the shit out of the small team to make england look dominant. Except its when england are 1-0 up and labouring as normal with zero quality themselves and germany would be 6 up
Guest Posted 31 March 2017 Posted 31 March 2017 Been going on for a while now: referring to a club as 'the brand'.
RowlattsFox Posted 31 March 2017 Posted 31 March 2017 Referring to 2-2 as Desmond on soccer Saturday is starting to bug me. I think every phrase related to football has appeared in this thread at some point.
Nalis Posted 1 April 2017 Posted 1 April 2017 Not exclusively a football term but hate the word plucky. Such a patronising term used for an underdog after a match.
Tuna Posted 1 April 2017 Posted 1 April 2017 'Schmeichel double fisted punch'. 'Feet only clearance'. Maybe this is just a Stringer thing.
foxile5 Posted 1 April 2017 Posted 1 April 2017 On 30/03/2017 at 22:43, SystonFox said: World class is bad buts it's no "top, top player" probably already been mentioned in here Jamie Redknapp on some show or other : 'He's a top, top, top player.'
Cruss5 Posted 1 April 2017 Posted 1 April 2017 On 3/30/2017 at 07:00, casablancas said: Transfer window and Jim white. I hate the term 'Over the Line'. Its being used all the time, especially on Talksport.
SystonFox Posted 1 April 2017 Posted 1 April 2017 1 hour ago, Cruss5 said: I hate the term 'Over the Line'. Its being used all the time, especially on Talksport. The ball in 66 was over the line
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