Phrases you hate

Chizz

Woke

IAgree

3-1

ads

Calling out

ricky_otto

We go again 

bazjonster

Lacksadaisical (instead of 'lackadaisical').

Gun-ho (instead of 'gung-ho').

Tenderhooks (instead of 'tenterhooks').

And, "oh my days". 

PS: Starting a sentence with 'so'. 

Stig

To die for

SuedeAdidas

soapy_jones said:

One up the bum no harm done...  It's so 20th century!

One up the rectum, doesn’t affect em. 

Garrymanilow

The mostly American phrase 'all I know'. Usually used in reference to some really minor thing like 'all I know is that Tomer Hemed isn't good enough' or 'all I know is I'm hungry'. It's not all you know, is it?

DoctorCharlton

They gave me everything

cafcdave123

DoctorCharlton said:

They gave me everything

Unless you’re a mugger boasting about your work 

ForeverAddickted

"Thanks, Son is crying now"

One of those that has been done to death now, amusing the first couple of times... not anymore

man_at_milletts

Talk is cheap.

ElfsborgAddick

ricky_otto said:

We go again 

Like.

ElfsborgAddick

Banter.

No, you're taking the p*** mate.

ricky_otto

Number 6 Jason Pearce

i_b_b_o_r_g

Often times

TEL

He was like and I was like and she was like..... what happened to he said I said, she said?

also “ I want you to take ownership of this for me.... 

Lincsaddick

Charlton ..  nil

ads

'the feels', not sure what it means but the red mist descends when I hear it

ImBetterThanShaun

can you 'reach out' to … 

IdleHans

'swap out'

Why not just 'swap', FFS?

IdleHans

PWR
when asking a question that has been answered twenty times in the thread already

IdleHans

'limbs'
'scenes'

9goalswentpastperry

"Cancelled" when "postponed" is the correct word. Two very different meanings where a football match being called off is concerned. 

"Our game's been cancelled." Harsh, why should we only play 45 games when the others play 46? 

Stig

Northern powerhouse 

IAgree

What now?

Salad

moving forward

JiMMy 85

“You do you”

Baldybonce

This group

mickc

Yeah-No 

Premiership players response at the start of an interview.