Mags embarrassing themselves yet again

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
Translation:
Bastard! Fecking Bayern. Now I've ended up at this ****hole.

His problem is that he's not the kind of person a working class area can take to.

No offence but he looks, and acts, weird as well as looking really awkward on a football pitch.

When he's interviewed he sounds vague and disinterested as if he's at a formal dinner but came in fancy dress by mistake.

The Mags love a 'Famous Number Nine' who's a bit like them ...

... Woltemade is nothing like anyone on Tyneside unless they're a mature student struggling with their sexuality, on a drama school course, and getting their clothes from the Salvation Army charity shop.
 
His problem is that he's not the kind of person a working class area can take to.

No offence but he looks, and acts, weird as well as looking really awkward on a football pitch.

When he's interviewed he sounds vague and disinterested as if he's at a formal dinner but came in fancy dress by mistake.

The Mags love a 'Famous Number Nine' who's a bit like them ...

... Woltemade is nothing like anyone on Tyneside unless they're a mature student struggling with their sexuality, on a drama school course, and getting their clothes from the Salvation Army charity shop.

Hey Smug, not wishing to be pedantic but you've omitted the word "Werld" and then compounded the error by spelling Faymas and Numba wrang marra....
 
His problem is that he's not the kind of person a working class area can take to.

No offence but he looks, and acts, weird as well as looking really awkward on a football pitch.

When he's interviewed he sounds vague and disinterested as if he's at a formal dinner but came in fancy dress by mistake.

The Mags love a 'Famous Number Nine' who's a bit like them ...

... Woltemade is nothing like anyone on Tyneside unless they're a mature student struggling with their sexuality, on a drama school course, and getting their clothes from the Salvation Army charity shop.
Have to pick you up on one of those points. Salvation Army place near here has some really canny clothes, good makes, as good as new, much nicer than his rags.