So fed up with this mantra about Millwall’s ground being so daunting for away sides. Harris constantly putting out platitudes like ‘the fans really make it a hard place for the opposition’
Bore off - it’s just a few flat caps going millllllll
Charlton lost, our rivals won, there's no news on the sale of the club, Daisy hasn't made a (public) faux pas for for weeks and there's been no damning Brexit announcements for a few days. Something was always going to fill the void.
The Ashes, or rather the fact that some people from the UK consider it an important world sporting event. It isn't, it's a two team tournament played by one team who has a huge population, the majority of which don't give a toss about cricket, against the other team with a very small population the majority of which love cricket. No other country cares, no really, no one does unless of course you went to grammer school in the U.K., or are unfortunate enough to be Australian.
The Ashes, or rather the fact that some people from the UK consider it an important world sporting event. It isn't, it's a two team tournament played by one team who has a huge population, the majority of which don't give a toss about cricket, against the other team with a very small population the majority of which love cricket. No other country cares, no really, no one does unless of course you went to grammer school in the U.K., or are unfortunate enough to be Australian.
The Ashes, or rather the fact that some people from the UK consider it an important world sporting event. It isn't, it's a two team tournament played by one team who has a huge population, the majority of which don't give a toss about cricket, against the other team with a very small population the majority of which love cricket. No other country cares, no really, no one does unless of course you went to grammer school in the U.K., or are unfortunate enough to be Australian.
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Bore off - it’s just a few flat caps going millllllll
How the fuck do you manage to get that wrong?
BBC strikes again with a televisual feast
Posted at almost 2.30 am I can only think it was a boozy one-night stand or a dodgy call girl.
It isn't, it's a two team tournament played by one team who has a huge population, the majority of which don't give a toss about cricket, against the other team with a very small population the majority of which love cricket.
No other country cares, no really, no one does unless of course you went to grammer school in the U.K., or are unfortunate enough to be Australian.