1. Off the up right. 2. (When an expensive player scores a goal) And that's why you pay £... for him.
"I've seen them given." (Penalty decisions.) When someone says this (often Alan Shearer), it pretty much invariably means "I've seen them INCORRECTLY given".
Ultimate worsts Chelsea are preparing a bid. (Chelsea only used as an example) What the **** does that even mean. Thrash out a deal. War chest. Basically any term that Sky Sports use to make a transfer more exciting.
He is human after all.......................Means 50 miliion pound player misses absolute sitter...reverse to thats why you pay £ for him
On the radio commentary when Burnsy says - City are playing from left to right - it's the effin radio ffs
Something along the lines of... 'his game isn't suited to the championship' Believing that a good premier league player somehow can't cut it in the championship.
"Advertising hoardings" Even though it's the right word to use, I always think it should be "boards". You only seem to get hoardings in football, everywhere else it's a board or a sign.