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Toonpack

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  1. No, but in the name of consistency, you'd have expected a couple of yellow's out of 14 fouls, if 16 = 4 yellows and one red. I can think of two Larsons kick in Shola's chest, and Gardners taking out of Santon 2nd half, which should have been yellow. Cuellar's "non foul" through the back of BA was worth a yellow by today's standards an all.
  2. 16 fouls we commited and got 4 yellow and one red, they commited 14 fouls and got fuck all, how's that work ????
  3. Anyone else notice the golf ball chucked at Cabaye at our last corner ??
  4. He books WIlliamson, yet didn't book Gardner for taking Santon out minutes earlier, un-fucking-believeable.
  5. Not at all, was a yellow at the very worst, Atkinsons hardly card happy today, see the Larson/Shola incident for evidence. If Tiote'd tried to do him, fair does, but no way on earth did he, I'd be screaming blue murder over Tiote if I thought that, I'm not his biggest fan by a long way.
  6. Nope, not at all, never a straight red in a million years, extremely harsh red. Fletcher flopping around like a beached salmon didn't help
  7. No he fucking didn't. His foot was up and turned side on.
  8. Utter rubbish, he hung his leg out, never left the ground and his instep hit Fletcher, not even studs up. Bullshit ref-ing. Game killed, well done Mr Atkinson.
  9. "This is the strongest Sunderland team I've faced. They've got some players who could get in our team".
  10. The very fact that no matter the gulf in class between us and them makes me fear "the law of averages".
  11. ............. 380,000 Jews were deported by 30 June 1944 – the rounding-up was undertaken by the Hungarian Gendarmerie
  12. Not heard that one (neither at the coast or elsewhere - for clarity)
  13. We used Ralphy, that was a reference to Ralph Gardner school "pupils" next to the Ridges (now Meadowell) or those like them. Mid sixties.
  14. Different age groups use things with different context's I guess. I haven't used "gadgie" for as long as I can remember, but do use codge/codger. I would guess as I am now a "gadgie" I use the next term up for those older than me. Once I'm a codger I guess all I'll have left to use is corpse.
  15. Nope, just stating how it was used when I was lad, which was considerably before you lot were lads. I will soon be promoted from Gadgie to Codger.
  16. Usually an older bloke when we used it (in my yoof), I would be a gadgie now, you wouldn't.
  17. As the crow flies, it's 11 miles. A normal assesment of distance between two points, I would suggest.
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