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Roy! said:
You were also chasing me around afterwards and because I've bantered you back you've started pretending you're mother teresa.

Make your mind up please
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Joke - to lighten the mood... yet pulls from your post:

Son to Farher: "Dad, why did you choose the names that you did for me and my sis?"

Father: "Well, with your sister - at that time your mum was really into Easter. So we called her Teresa, which is an anagram of Easter - but why do you ask now, Alan?"
 
FosseFilberto said:
Joke - to lighten the mood... yet pulls from your post:

Son to Farher: "Dad, why did you choose the names that you did for me and my sis?"

Father: "Well, with your sister - at that time your mum was really into Easter. So we called her Teresa, which is an anagram of Easter - but why do you ask now, Alan?"
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A classy lady
 
haslam said:
To clarify, all it was is that you responded to Peej rather than Roy with one comment abotu Newcastle fans attending Sunderland matches. Peej supports Everton so be nice to him, he needs all the support he can get.
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Don't excuse the muppet. His rage made him look more stupid, if that’s possible.

Roy seems to have him tightly wound up.
 
Nothing says "North London Derby" more than two groups of players from surrendering countries gently shoving each other, hard enough to rile the crowd up but not hard enough to risk chipping a nail.

Was half expecting Porro to leap to his feet and kiss the badge when Timber got the yellow card.
 
pompeymeowth said:
Tottenham have a lovely stadium.

There's a gay corner too, by the looks of it.
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It is quite special when you’re there but doesn’t feel like a football ground to me. Doesn’t sound right when stuff happens but I’ve only been in the fancy bits. Would like to stand behind the goal or be in the away end some time.
 
pompeymeowth said:
Tottenham have a lovely stadium.

There's a gay corner too, by the looks of it.
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I hadn't realise before how close the fans are to the pitch. Only gripe I'd have about it is why are all the adults seemingly at the front row and not kids.
 
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