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Colin.Response to your first sentence.I'm sure they will be back next year. And I've enjoyed watching bits of them on the telly this year. And I don't often say that about PL sides. But surely, you'd have to admit, it WOULD be funny if they win nowt?The rest of your post, I'm not going to respond to, other than to say I just hope you're a Liverpool supporter and I've upset you inadvertently as a result. Because if you've got upset with me to this extent over this post without that context then frankly, it's disturbing.
Trouble with that though is there are somethings you Kitson say.
You Kitson make it up.After the Leeds match at Wembley, I went back to pick up the family from my mother-in-law's in Reading. Had my Rovers shirt on. There was a bloke looking like a shifaced Phil Daniels with a Leeds shirt on staggering through the forecourt. He clocked me from 100 yards away and shouted in choice cockney, "Caaaaaaarrrrrrrnnnnntttt."I shouted back, "Brian or Immanuel?"
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on March 12, 2020, 12:34:30 amColin.Response to your first sentence.I'm sure they will be back next year. And I've enjoyed watching bits of them on the telly this year. And I don't often say that about PL sides. But surely, you'd have to admit, it WOULD be funny if they win nowt?The rest of your post, I'm not going to respond to, other than to say I just hope you're a Liverpool supporter and I've upset you inadvertently as a result. Because if you've got upset with me to this extent over this post without that context then frankly, it's disturbing.Ee by gum lad, don’t tek on so.
This has become a very nasty place again and I know one or two people on here who are unrecognisable from their real life characters .
I used to enjoy this forum. Sad so many folk need spoon feeding these days. BobG
Belton.6/10 for effort.A few things to brush up on.- "Wunce"? This is not Emmerdale land!- "Alreet"? Ditto. It rhymes with "late" not "eat". - "Now"? It's "Nah". D'oh.- "Yers"? Where does that "s" come from? It's like someone has let Chris Waddle into the conversation.- "Thee". Far too elongated a vowel. "Thi". Clipped and almost spat out.You have potential but these are sloppy mistakes.
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on March 15, 2020, 12:43:41 amBelton.6/10 for effort.A few things to brush up on.- "Wunce"? This is not Emmerdale land!- "Alreet"? Ditto. It rhymes with "late" not "eat". - "Now"? It's "Nah". D'oh.- "Yers"? Where does that "s" come from? It's like someone has let Chris Waddle into the conversation.- "Thee". Far too elongated a vowel. "Thi". Clipped and almost spat out.You have potential but these are sloppy mistakes. BillyI think it’s probably because I no longer live in the heart of South Yorkshire. I’m now closer to Scunthorpe than Donny, so I suppose it’s inevitable that I would lose some of my working class, Yorkshire dialect. Since I moved here I have never seen a whippet and they all use standard English in Scunny - not like you Yorkshire plebs.
Yeah we did used to have a lot of humour on here.Now we get threads like this one.
Yeah but what if Liverpool win nowt? That would be so funny!