You can't beat a good old football cliche - sent in by AbsoluteFC visitor 03/10/00
Well, all credit to the lads...
Well, at the end of the day...
Well, over the full ninety minutes.
Well, it was all there to play for.
we’ve done our talking where it counts, on the pitch.
You don’t win the raffle if you don’t buy a ticket.
He’s covered every blade of grass on the pitch.
It’s a little bit of handbags at ten paces, nothing more.
They’ve set their stall out early doors.
The lads have given it 110%.
You make your own luck in this game.
There’s no prizes for runners-up in football.
You can’t question the player’s commitment.
That leaves us with a mountain to climb.
The young lad has said "thank you very much".
You can’t ask for anymore than that.
We’ll just take each game as it comes.
To be honest, I don’t think it’s really sunk in yet.
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Football Jokes sent in by AbsoluteFC visitor - 2/10/00
Many faces within football have been paying tribute to Sir Stanley Matthews;
Kevin Keegan said he was "a legend"
George Best described his talent as "sublime"
Bobby Charlton called him "a Brazilian in an England shirt"
Gary Lineker was quoted as saying "he was the last great gentleman of the game"
David Beckham said "Its a real shame. Posh and I loved his Turkey Drummers. They're bootiful"
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Football Jokes sent in by AbsoluteFC visitor -2/10/00
Paul Jewell was driving down the motorway one day when he is pulled over by the police. He is obviously a bit worried as the policeman walks up to the drivers side and asks him to get out of the car.
The policeman looks at him rather critically and says, "I'm sorry sir, but you have been driving erratically and I am afraid that I am going to have to ask you to take a breath test."
At this, Paul Jewell rummages around inside his coat and pulls out a card which states "Paul Jewell, Registered asthmatic - do not breathalise."
"In that case" states the policeman, "I'm afraid you are going to have to come down the station for a blood test." Paul promptly rummages around inside his coat again and pulls out another card. This time it states "Paul Jewell, registered haemophiliac - do not take blood tests."
The policeman, getting a bit irritated at this point, follows up by saying, "Very well sir, if that is the case I am going to have to ask for a urine sample." At this, he rummages around a bit more and pulls out a card which states "Paul Jewell, Sheffield Wednesday Manager - DON'T TAKE THE P**S"
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