Daggers Posted 21 June 2006 Posted 21 June 2006 Isn't the appearance of Dave and Tony spouting forth on world cup topics a bit pathetic? It is SO obvious that they know less about football than Graham Taylor.
Head Honcho Posted 21 June 2006 Posted 21 June 2006 Isn't the appearance of Dave and Tony spouting forth on world cup topics a bit pathetic? It is SO obvious that they know less about football than Graham Taylor. Well apparently TB claims to have seen Jackie Milburn playing for Newcastle in the 50's. He must have a good memory as he would have only been about 3 or 4 at the time
Ultra Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 And I'm sure his parents, who were not exactly short of a few quid, would have been delighted to have taken him onto the terraces at St James's Park..
Daggers Posted 22 June 2006 Author Posted 22 June 2006 Why can't they simply say "Yup, it's a game everyone else loves and we wish them well but I personally know fack all about it!" ? Sycophantic buggers.
Nationwider Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 Whilst we're on the subject of governments leaping on bandwagons, how about the whole "Kiddies Go To The World Cup After All" story? Absolute bollocks if you ask me. Which you didn't, but you're going to get it anyway because it's got right up my 'arris . One of the great lessons learnt in life is that: life is a sh*thouse, and at some point in your life, you're gonna get taken for a ride. 300-odd kids magically get tickets to go to the World Cup from a magical website, and guess what? It was all a load of hocus-pocus! Enter Our Tony and the good ole FIFA boys and all of a sudden 300 quarter final tickets magically appear. The little sh*ts get some more time off school. HM Govt look like heroes. Will HM Govt be adopting a similar approach to all burglaries and mugging happening this week? Free tickets to the World Cup for all victims of injustice. No, I possibly think not. Blair, Blatter, you're w*nkers. Humbug. Don't feel sorry for the kids either - they should be in school, having learnt a valuable life lesson...and that's not "Tony'll Fix It" either.
hairy Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 Whilst we're on the subject of governments leaping on bandwagons, how about the whole "Kiddies Go To The World Cup After All" story? Absolute bollocks if you ask me. Which you didn't, but you're going to get it anyway because it's got right up my 'arris . One of the great lessons learnt in life is that: life is a sh*thouse, and at some point in your life, you're gonna get taken for a ride. 300-odd kids magically get tickets to go to the World Cup from a magical website, and guess what? It was all a load of hocus-pocus! Enter Our Tony and the good ole FIFA boys and all of a sudden 300 quarter final tickets magically appear. The little sh*ts get some more time off school. HM Govt look like heroes. Will HM Govt be adopting a similar approach to all burglaries and mugging happening this week? Free tickets to the World Cup for all victims of injustice. No, I possibly think not. Blair, Blatter, you're w*nkers. Humbug. Don't feel sorry for the kids either - they should be in school, having learnt a valuable life lesson...and that's not "Tony'll Fix It" either. Yeah but........they are worth jack sh*t if England dont get through to the 1/4 final.
macbeth Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 Whilst we're on the subject of governments leaping on bandwagons, how about the whole "Kiddies Go To The World Cup After All" story? Absolute bollocks if you ask me. Which you didn't, but you're going to get it anyway because it's got right up my 'arris . One of the great lessons learnt in life is that: life is a sh*thouse, and at some point in your life, you're gonna get taken for a ride. 300-odd kids magically get tickets to go to the World Cup from a magical website, and guess what? It was all a load of hocus-pocus! Enter Our Tony and the good ole FIFA boys and all of a sudden 300 quarter final tickets magically appear. The little sh*ts get some more time off school. HM Govt look like heroes. Will HM Govt be adopting a similar approach to all burglaries and mugging happening this week? Free tickets to the World Cup for all victims of injustice. No, I possibly think not. Blair, Blatter, you're w*nkers. Humbug. Don't feel sorry for the kids either - they should be in school, having learnt a valuable life lesson...and that's not "Tony'll Fix It" either. i suspect someones experienced disappointment and didn't get tickets
Thracian Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 Whilst we're on the subject of governments leaping on bandwagons, how about the whole "Kiddies Go To The World Cup After All" story? Absolute bollocks if you ask me. Which you didn't, but you're going to get it anyway because it's got right up my 'arris . One of the great lessons learnt in life is that: life is a sh*thouse, and at some point in your life, you're gonna get taken for a ride. 300-odd kids magically get tickets to go to the World Cup from a magical website, and guess what? It was all a load of hocus-pocus! Enter Our Tony and the good ole FIFA boys and all of a sudden 300 quarter final tickets magically appear. The little sh*ts get some more time off school. HM Govt look like heroes. Will HM Govt be adopting a similar approach to all burglaries and mugging happening this week? Free tickets to the World Cup for all victims of injustice. No, I possibly think not. Blair, Blatter, you're w*nkers. Humbug. Don't feel sorry for the kids either - they should be in school, having learnt a valuable life lesson...and that's not "Tony'll Fix It" either. Top gunning And where have all these spare tickets been hidden bearing in mind there's pubs full of Engand fans out in Germany who would love some tickets?. Grin and Blair It - the Holiday Camp Magician and New Chief Care Bear.
Head Honcho Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 Whilst we're on the subject of governments leaping on bandwagons, how about the whole "Kiddies Go To The World Cup After All" story? Absolute bollocks if you ask me. Which you didn't, but you're going to get it anyway because it's got right up my 'arris . One of the great lessons learnt in life is that: life is a sh*thouse, and at some point in your life, you're gonna get taken for a ride. 300-odd kids magically get tickets to go to the World Cup from a magical website, and guess what? It was all a load of hocus-pocus! Enter Our Tony and the good ole FIFA boys and all of a sudden 300 quarter final tickets magically appear. The little sh*ts get some more time off school. HM Govt look like heroes. Will HM Govt be adopting a similar approach to all burglaries and mugging happening this week? Free tickets to the World Cup for all victims of injustice. No, I possibly think not. Blair, Blatter, you're w*nkers. Humbug. Don't feel sorry for the kids either - they should be in school, having learnt a valuable life lesson...and that's not "Tony'll Fix It" either. Lucky the kids weren't from Liverpool cause they'd have probably got the same response as the Liverpool fans got for the FA Cup Final missing tickets!
macbeth Posted 22 June 2006 Posted 22 June 2006 jumping on bandwagons and to wrong conclusions/ running away with the wrong ideas /stretching the truth; its the only exercises some of us get these days
Daggers Posted 22 June 2006 Author Posted 22 June 2006 Whilst we're on the subject of governments leaping on bandwagons, how about the whole "Kiddies Go To The World Cup After All" story? I have a feeling it ends with the Head being sacked for poor SAT league table performance and a News of The World investigation into how five parents bought new houses on the back of reselling the tickets outside the stadium.
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