"All Day" An utterly irritating phrase (specifically designed to be so) used by smug opponents to declare your attacking efforts as weak and unlikely to succeed, even if repeated. Often said twice in quick succession – as a speculative effort flies into neighbouring allotments – to compound the humiliation.
That was originally from this site http://angleofpostandbar.blogspot.co.uk/ . There's some cracking stuff on there all about the clichés used in the game (both playing and watching).
Remember playing for Cray Harriers years ago and an opponent said this after we had a soft penalty saved, the ref booked him for it, and it was a second yellow, so off he went. We ended up winning 3-0, Spankie scoring 1, me scoring the other two albeit against 9 men by that stage.
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Cant believe the all time favourite isn't on there though.
'Turn and face, turn and face' - you have to say it twice for some reason
"DON'T LET HIM DO THAT!" - to be shouted just after he's done that.
An utterly irritating phrase (specifically designed to be so) used by smug opponents to declare your attacking efforts as weak and unlikely to succeed, even if repeated. Often said twice in quick succession – as a speculative effort flies into neighbouring allotments – to compound the humiliation.
so true
#desperately trying to get through the thick skull of Tajinder Sehmi before he is booked that he is playing as a ringer
"Line it".
"Hold the line!" despite the fact you know the dopey bloke you've got running the line will miss any offside anyway.
after a dubious penalty is missed.
heard this 2 Saturdays ago.
"I'm not ******* Usain Bolt"