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I bet they all had to rehearse for ages and ages to get both the words and the tune right.
Bahhhhh humbug PB :twisted: , Your bed is very warm by the way, but i dont like your lampshade :twisted: thought i would pass comment on recent speculation :wink:
@anita Gofradump wrote:
Bahhhhh humbug PB :twisted: , Your bed is very warm by the way, but i dont like your lampshade :twisted: thought i would pass comment on recent speculation :wink:
Bah humbug be buggered …. you’ve got to admit that these ”songs” are bloody boring and monotonous.
I’m only surprised that they can all wobble along ‘singing’ with bellies full of lager and pies. Still that’s football fans for you eh?
hu hummmm pb!!! stereotyping now :twisted: typical non footy fan… bet you like rugby dont you? :lol: funny shaped balls….
I shall be a “wobbler” come saturday, how very dare u lol.
I think PB is more into building houses and boats made of matcsticks, and tortoise racing :P .@sharongooner wrote:
hu hummmm pb!!! stereotyping now :twisted: typical non footy fan… bet you like rugby dont you? :lol: funny shaped balls….
Yup … there’s nothing to beat a good bit of prejudicial stereotyping and yes I am a rugby fan (in spite of the oval ball).
Well there are loads of good looking slim and fit young men into Rugby. Ive yet to see one without fat ears :wink:
England need to improve. They have been rubbish so far. Is Johnny “Sicknote” Wilkinson fit yet? (he’s not a bad looker for a rugger boy) :wink:
Yes I have to agree that the England team are currently playing like a bunch of nancy boys in suspender belts. I think it will be a toss up between South Africa; New Zealand; or Australia (in that order) for world champions.
BTW – Not all Rugby players have cauliflower ears – this is usually restricted to the forwards and particularly those who don’t use headbands or ear protectors. I used to play loose head prop until I retired from playing when I was 51 and I always wore a headband so mine aren’t ‘cauliflowered’.
True, you get battered around a little bit and can have the occasional ‘disagreement’ with somebody over who should have the ball etc – but in general serious injuries (at club level anyway) are pretty rare.
The International players do their thing at a much higher level and consequently attract the more sreoius type of injury – although some of ’em are prone to long term injury (like Jonny Wilkinson).
That was me just joining in with a bit of good old prejudicial stereotyping :wink:
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