The words you hate in football

[Murphdogg1]

I agree with salivor,

Some of the grammar sucks, especially from Daley, i mean hes a nice guy and was a great player but hes just got to sort out his english!

 

[astrogirl]

Any story by... Jessica O'Halloran, Jacqueline Magnay, Rebecca Wilson...

No clue! :evil:

All women!! :shock:

 

[Dr Crane]

Some of the grammar sucks, especially from Daley, i mean hes a nice guy and was a great player but hes just got to sort out his english!

There was a great example over the weekend, i just can't remember it!


"As we freeze it here on the Bundy Rum telestrator you'll see the winger has come off his wing. This allows space for the flick pass on to the winger and they are in in the corner as play continues"

 

[brooksy19]

Anything those Kiwi commentators spit out..utter dribble.

 

[bubs]

I HATE the following sayings.
1. "The team did not show up to play tonight." Really bothers me.
2. Sydney Roosters. Bothers all of Sydney.
3. St George Dragons. Bothers all of Southern Sydney.
4. Phil Gould. Bothers EVERYONE.

 

[eagle_eye]

"In the RUCK area"

 

[frank]

Andy Raymond seems to be on a crusade to break the world record for number of cliches spoken within 80 minutes.
His americanism drives me bonkers.
Show & Go, Shake & Bake, Reward Line, Strikes It & Likes It and Charity Stripe are not Rugby League terms.
Stick to boxing and basketball Andy.

While I'm at it, one of the NZ blokes has, rather disturbingly, started referring to defence as D.
I'm pretty sure it's Daryl Halligan. He must be stopped.

Still on Halligan, during a small biff session in Auckland a few weeks ago, I heard him tell the rest of the commentary team "Good stuff, that's how we used to play the game"

f**k me Daryl, did you ever even get dirty on a football field?

 

[rufus youngblood]

what about " SALARY CAP " :shock:

 

[Billy Gunn]

I hate three works

1. Reported - ie xxxxxxx has signed for a reported $XXX per season.

IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE AMOUNT DON'T GUESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2. Salary Cap - any post on a forum site that has these two words in it's title - there are enough accountants in the world without every two headed freak who watches footy thinking that they are a qualified auditor

Billy

 

[^ Pando]

I don't like the word "journeyman". Whoever taught Mark Geyer that word deserves an uppercut.

Never been happy with referees calling players by their first name or nic name.

 

[Big-Steve]

Is it just me or does a thread asking what we hate seem negative OR is my criticism canceling my argument out. :?

I LIKE Expansion, 16th team, Central Coast Bears, tradition, foundation club.

If fact I LOVE it and can't wait for it

 

[Davester]

I get a bit sick of hearing many players say "mate" too much in interviews, it must be a habit all players pick up saying...

 

[ethos]

How the commentators on Nine (mainly Sterlo) say "for mine". For your what? #-o

 

[Fibroman]

We just have to focus on playing good footy.

 

[Cammo]

We are taking it one game at a time.

 

[rooster69]

50 meters on the fly.............after a drop kick.

 

[Kurt Sherlock's Mo]

"He's lost his legs! Dominant!"

NFL terms such as red zone and hang time.

 

[Dr Crane]

While I'm at it, one of the NZ blokes has, rather disturbingly, started referring to defence as D.
I'm pretty sure it's Daryl Halligan. He must be stopped.

Peter Wopati.


[yelled]


"Jaason Costigaan"


"Tahu, Yahoo!!"

 

[theVodkaCircle]

Pretty much anything Vautin says.

On referring to Lockyer "he gliiiiiiides across the field"

Those kiwi blokes on the radio are funny though. One Warriors game one of them came out with this classic.

"Hes spunding tun munutes un the sun bun"

I was on the floor.

 

[NPK]

In post-game interviews, whenever a player gets asks a question, the answer is often "Yea, for sure mate."