- proper craic in boozers, 90 mins before a west ham game and the crowd are singing and drinking at speed, no TV, no food, just men standing around getting leathered before a match
- The Royal Navy
- The FA Cup
- The Boat Race
- The Championships at Wimbledon Lawn Tennis and Croquest club
- The Rugby Football Union
- The Open
- Airey Neave
- When Alan Green switches over to Mike Ingham with 22 and a half minutes gone in the second half
I get it. You’ve been to 3 or 4 West Ham home games in your life. No need to labour the point, cunt.
- Proper football songs. “im forever blowing bubbles, pretty bubbles in the air, etc…”
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- The wonderfully condescending way in which learned classes dismiss with a patronizing comment the leaders of other nations and their culture. e.g. “here is a man who is known as the President of Ireland…”
@Declan Moffat - for FFS - you went from 197 to 168.
Please continue from 218, folks.
- Prince Philip . " do these people still throw spears at each other"
218, controversial this, but the Queen as an individual, (rather than a monarchy) as head of state. She is an outstanding head of state.
- Sue Barker
- Sky Sports News
- Paul Scholes
- Ian Wright and his comical efforts at the english language.
- The Fast Show.
Sue barker. O fucking hell, can’t bear that woman. As annoying as Brenda and Derek mooney rolled into one, and that, is going some.
I enjoyed her presentation of the coverage of the wedding of Prince Edward and Sophie Rees-Jones. She struck the right balance and conveyed the carnival atmosphere of the occasion while at the same time keeping the necessary level of gravitas required for such serious business as a Royal wedding.
- Transfer Deadline Day
- Harry Redknapp’s availability to the media through a car window
- The innate confidence of the English particularly in a metropolis such as London
- Liam Gallagher’s walk
- Geoff Hurst utilising a diverse range of skills with his hat-trick in the 1966 World Cup final - one headed goal, one right-footed goal and one left-footed goal.
- The never ending drama in The Rovers Return.
- Stag parties feeding the Irish economy.
- Joe Harts shampoo comercials
- Women with a mild Yorkshire/Lancashire accent.
- Woy Hodgsons speech impediment