If you played football professionally

[Pat Vegas]

would it annoy you if every time you had the ball the crowd shout 'shooooooooot'?

[redgunamo]

would it annoy you if every time you had the ball the crowd shout 'shooooooooot'?

Certainly not. That's what all the money is for.

[Burney]

would it annoy you if every time you had the ball the crowd shout 'shooooooooot'?

I was getting so annoyed at that during the Chelsea game. Totally counter-productive :-( Almost as annoying as Olé-ing.

[Pat Vegas]

I was getting so annoyed at that during the Chelsea game. Totally counter-productive :-( Almost as annoying as Olé-ing.

He should turn around and blast it into his own net.

then give the crowd a how's about that then?

[Burney]

He should turn around and blast it into his own net.

then give the crowd a how's about that then?

:hehe: Would gross indecency be a yellow or red card offence? :rubchin:

Worth it for just a yellow imo.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

The Paul Scholes *tackle*
:-(

[Viva Prat Vegas]

He should turn around and blast it into his own net.

then give the crowd a how's about that then?

:nod:
Hands on hips and standing proud like Ronaldo

[Brentwood]

He should turn around and blast it into his own net.

then give the crowd a how's about that then?

:hehe: with a comedy cigar he pulls out of his socks

[Burney]

The Paul Scholes *tackle*
:-(

I would go with a t-shirt worn under the shirt saying 'HOW'S ABOUT THAT THEN?' for the gesture.

Who was that bloke who kept a dummy in his undies that he would put in his mouth when he scored? That was rank. :-(

[Pat Vegas]

I would go with a t-shirt worn under the shirt saying 'HOW'S ABOUT THAT THEN?' for the gesture.

Who was that bloke who kept a dummy in his undies that he would put in his mouth when he scored? That was rank. :-(

Our young Joel Campbell

[Burney]

:hehe: with a comedy cigar he pulls out of his socks


It would show a remarkable grasp of UK popular culture, to be fair.

However, I fear some namby-pamby types may feel it's still too early for Jimmy Savile-themed goal celebrations. Maybe in a few year's time.

[Burney]

Our young Joel Campbell

God, yes! I'd tried to block from my mind the fact it was one of our own. :-(

'Get it out while you can, Joel!'

[Pat Vegas]

It would show a remarkable grasp of UK popular culture, to be fair.

However, I fear some namby-pamby types may feel it's still too early for Jimmy Savile-themed goal celebrations. Maybe in a few year's time.

You never know there might be some eastern bloc country where Savile was some kind of legend.
Like Benny Hill. I can't remember exactly where it was but there was some place where they loved him. Even perhaps a statue was built? Or I might be thinking of someone else.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

I have now remembered
It was Norman Wisdom

[redgunamo]

You never know there might be some eastern bloc country where Savile was some kind of legend.
Like Benny Hill. I can't remember exactly where it was but there was some place where they loved him. Even perhaps a statue was built? Or I might be thinking of someone else.

Albania, George Formby, I think.

[Pat Vegas]

I have now remembered
It was Norman Wisdom

Thanks similar person.

[redgunamo]

I have now remembered
It was Norman Wisdom

Right, that's the one.

[Burney]

You never know there might be some eastern bloc country where Savile was some kind of legend.
Like Benny Hill. I can't remember exactly where it was but there was some place where they loved him. Even perhaps a statue was built? Or I might be thinking of someone else.

I think you mean Norman Wisdom and Albania. I don't think anyone's likely to put up a statue of Jim in his 'How's about that then?' pose with the legend underneath:

'Sir Jimmy James Savile, 1926-2011 - Him fùck much little girls'

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Thanks similar person.

I'm welcome

[Pat Vegas]

I think you mean Norman Wisdom and Albania. I don't think anyone's likely to put up a statue of Jim in his 'How's about that then?' pose with the legend underneath:

'Sir Jimmy James Savile, 1926-2011 - Him fùck much little girls'

Well Fulham had Michael Jackson outside.

[Burney]

Albania, George Formby, I think.

George Formby was big in the Soviet Bloc due to them mishearing his lyric as 'I'm Lenin on a lamppost on the corner of the street...'?

[Burney]

Well Fulham had Michael Jackson outside.

Fair point, actually. :-(

[Brentwood]

Fair point, actually. :-(

Who was the wimber who was obsessed with MJ? Think he was a rozzer as well

[Burney]

Who was the wimber who was obsessed with MJ? Think he was a rozzer as well

Yeah, I remember him. You could always be guaranteed to get a rise out of him about Jackson. I once said it was like saying you were a fan of Gary Glitter and he went ballistic. :hehe:

[Brentwood]

It would show a remarkable grasp of UK popular culture, to be fair.

However, I fear some namby-pamby types may feel it's still too early for Jimmy Savile-themed goal celebrations. Maybe in a few year's time.

See, that's the edge you get when you hire English players. They're in touch with popular culture

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4phhtmSsu1r587auo1_400.png

[Burney]

See, that's the edge you get when you hire English players. They're in touch with popular culture

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4phhtmSsu1r587auo1_400.png

He's got the 'How's about that, then?' pose all wrong, though. :-(

[Viva Prat Vegas]

See, that's the edge you get when you hire English players. They're in touch with popular culture

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4phhtmSsu1r587auo1_400.png

Ashley Cole did that with his inflatable

[Brentwood]

Ashley Cole did that with his inflatable

Imagine letting your kid go for a ride in this fella's car

http://i1.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article88789.ece/BINARY/image-26-for-jimmy-savile-life-in-pictures-gallery-483563539.jpg