The words you hate in football

[Knightmare]

Gold Coast bid.
Sydney Roosters and "Champions" in the same sentence.

 

[next knights half]

"there was deadset a ttttthhhhoooouuuussssaaandddddd defenders there"
"he has struck it beutifully but it just misses"
"big busling bary ward"
"everyone wants a willie that big"
"mason with a ramrod of a run"
anything that mario says
my fav
does the dispsy doodle

 

[King of the Hill]

The phrase "back end of the season" got a good run last night
Really came out of nowhere, replacing "brace of tries" as channel 9's latest one

 

[the_knights_rule]

Sydney Roosters and "Champions" in the same sentence.

unless its 'Sydney Roosters lose to the champions'

 

[realredhillboy]

broncos

 

[Knightmare]

Oh, and who could forget Sterlo's "If we freeeeeze it theeeere...." :roll:

 

[Southernsaint]

"...And Timmins changes the point of the attack"

Cheers,
Ben S.

 

[TigerMo]

Andy Raymond

 

[bluesbreaker]

"Hard against the grain"

 

[TiTTieS_[CNTDN]]

Would definately have to be:
"...leading by 16 points to 10." Either say "...leading by a scoreline of 16 points to 10" or leading 16 points to 10" without the by