Saint Gaston!
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You weird bastard.
You're clearly not familiar with Northern Irish slang.
I always thought 'get to ****' was Scottish. Probably because I've met far more Scottish people than I have Northern Irish people.
I am, I was just misappropriating your comment at face value for comedic effect.
Now get tah feck.
Of course I joined in the Poznan , I also consider myself to be one of the few who instigated the police re-imforcement. Went ****ing mental when Lambert netted. Never seen my dad take a football shirt off so quickly
I was trying to sound like Father Jack. I know he's from south of the border, but let's face it, those guys are better.
I'll let one of the more creative fellas on here sort that out. Needs to involve this though;
**** me it's beautiful Im gonna stick it in my signature.
And dan I was thinking the same
Watched BBC MOTD3, the online 5 minutes of punditry, and they went through a list of 10 players who were likely to be in the PL before the window closes.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19314163
Ramirez was in the list, and Lawrenson said he was not going to come to Southampton. Credit where it was due though, presenter Colin Murray said he would really like to see Ramirez at Saints, instead of the usual suspects. I've always sort of liked Colin Murray, for his humour and presentation, and now the like is no longer sort of. He's a good 'un.
But Lawrenson may well be right.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19314163
Ramirez was in the list, and Lawrenson said he was not going to come to Southampton. Credit where it was due though, presenter Colin Murray said he would really like to see Ramirez at Saints, instead of the usual suspects. I've always sort of liked Colin Murray, for his humour and presentation, and now the like is no longer sort of. He's a good 'un.
But Lawrenson may well be right.
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