Wenger out!

[Burney]

Here he is defending a clearly absurd, tired, ineffective and unpopular strategy. :rolleyes:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8040167/BBC-boss-hits-criticism-woke-version-classic-dramas.html

[Luis Anaconda]

Here he is defending a clearly absurd, tired, ineffective and unpopular strategy. :rolleyes:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8040167/BBC-boss-hits-criticism-woke-version-classic-dramas.html
Piers Wenger is surely an oxymoron

[Pat Vegas]

Piers Wenger is surely an oxymoron

Wenger is the Oxy part?

[Luis Anaconda]

Wenger is the Oxy part?

Indeed p - well played

[Burney]

Indeed p - well played

Giving one's son the name Piers does seem to be a certain way of ensuring he grows up to be a bellend. In fact, I can't think of a non-bellendrical Piers.

[Sir C]

Giving one's son the name Piers does seem to be a certain way of ensuring he grows up to be a bellend. In fact, I can't think of a non-bellendrical Piers.

There was that Piers who was slinging it up Edward Longshanks, wasn't there? Bad business.

[Burney]

There was that Piers who was slinging it up Edward Longshanks, wasn't there? Bad business.

Piers Gaveston? Yes, but he wasn't slinging it up Longshanks. Longshanks was as straight as the day is long (albeit an utter savage with an admirable capacity for battering the scotch and the welch). No, he was slinging it up Longshanks' son, the future Edward II. When Gaveston was butchered by nobles in a medieval hate crime incident, Edward took up with a chap called Huge Dispenser.

[Tony C]

https://youtu.be/eB8K1jPBnwc