96 - four short of his ton.
'Fail of the century', you might say.
96 - four short of his ton.
'Fail of the century', you might say.
I wonder who they'll get to replace him on Just A Minute.Originally Posted by Burney
Nish Kumar, perhaps. We can have Woke Just A Minute.
He went to St Olave's, you know? Ghastly, chippy little grammar school tick.
He's quite high on my list for stringing up from lampposts. Not Top 4, obvs, but in the Europa League places.
The most appalling mincers on a riugby pitch, I remember.
He's quite high on my list for stringing up from lampposts. Not Top 4, obvs, but in the Europa League places.
I don't suppose the young Nish was a particularly fearsome front row.
He'd probably accuse you of racism every time you tackled him.
Man Utd fan from Wandsworth
He's quite high on my list for stringing up from lampposts. Not Top 4, obvs, but in the Europa League places.Hanging's too good for him.
"Fail of the Century" - nice
Wandsworth? I thought he was Croydon?Man Utd fan from Wandsworth
"Fail of the Century" - nice
You're right - I looked it up in Wiki. But according to a by piece by him in the New Yorker he grew in Croydon. I would post a link but I am sure you wouldn't want to read it
Who could forget the greatest moment of his career..?
Mr Jolly Lives Next Door.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
You beat me to it, what a masterpiece of British comedyWho could forget the greatest moment of his career..?
Mr Jolly Lives Next Door.
'Seems that I was busy doing something close to nothing
But different than the day before'
'Met a dwarf that was no good, dressed like Little Red Riding Hood'
'Now you're unemployed, all non-void
Walkin' round like you're Pretty Boy Floyd'
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