General things that Annoy you

DaveMehmet said:

MrWalker said:

Why do the NZ rugby boys get to do their choreography before every game and no other team?

Why cant England do a Morris dance before each game and the other team have to stand around watching?

Yeah, that would put the fear of god into opponents 

Ok. The Birdie Dance then. 

suzisausage said:

Clinton Morrison. 

I was just wondering what team he played the most games for? 

snowinberlin said:

when stuff has no price on in the supermarket

You see something on the end of aisle which is specifically for special offers, you see something that tickles your fancy, you think úllo how much reduction, no f-cking price, ARGH!

Set a budget for the item at full price (this can ascertained if you make a short walk to the aisle where the in date alternatives are on display) and you'll definitely have enough then

Getting back the right to not price out of date food and waste the yellow sticker, THAT'S what we voted for

Karim_myBagheri said:

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher 

got sky sports for a month or so as we're on there a few times. thought i'll watch the liverpool v spurs game. i forgot the incessant amount of spouting these two do. 

All about choices, I think they are good, especially Neville who seems very honest with his opinions even when its Man U and they are playing badly

It’s diwali 

edited for spelling 

Bloody morons that don’t realise that it is Diwali. 

golfaddick said:

Silly "jingles" on Sky sports signalling an ad break. No idea what is said/sung on the current football ones (primarily today 's Super Sunday) but also goes for their cricket ones. All through the WC  I had no idea what the "strap line" was. Just some muffled words that could be anything....

Algarveaddick said:

I know it's been done to death, but New Zealand getting preferential treatment over other nations with their war dance. 

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/rugby-world-cup/england-could-face-fine-following-their-response-to-new-zealands-haka/ar-AAJrIR6?ocid=spartanntp

This photo sums up the whole use of the Haka in the sporting arena  -

Algarveaddick said:

Thing is, I, and I am sure many others, don't mind the Haka if that's what floats the Kiwis (and others) boat. Live and let live. It's just the authorities insistence on dictating how the opposition react to it that pisses me off... 

Still, England reacted the best way possible for the next 80 minutes. 

That's what has always annoyed me, teams should be able to respond or to be honest completely ignore it. Englands response was perfect 

MrOneLung said:

I would just do the hokey cokey and ignore it.

the Haka is for the fans more than anything.

SoundAsa£ said:

Footballers who protest to the ref when they get booked by saying it’s their first foul.....as if that somehow absolves them from being booked.....completely nonsensical.

It is however it always used to be a lond of unwritten thing, certainly in lower league football up until relatively recently 

When I was still playing if I was up against a whippet I'd always look to let them know I was there and you always got the first one for free and expected the same the other way. I'm not talking knee high cripplers here