With all things in life we pick up and learn most from our parents, I have loads of odd sayings that only my mum says, but I've also got loads of football sayings that I got from my dad, so what have you picked up from your dad?
I'll start with a few of mine!
For a hand ball: "he nearly took the lace out of that ref" I still shout that! And I don't think I ever saw a game where they used an old ball!
My dad was a plumber and I can only imagine I got "I wouldn't pay him in washers" from him.
"He's too slow to catch a cold" is a fav of mine.
Please feel free to add your old favs.
Any chance of a multi board admins?
Football sayings inherited for your dad!
posted on 6/11/13
huh?
posted on 6/11/13
"...and fetch me a Bovril while you're there", that was another one...
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Not from my Dad but a few years back I heard this gem at the Etihad
"Ireland, you couldn't beat a carpet"
posted on 6/11/13
when I was a young un the coach use to shout "let the ball do the work" .
ffsf- heard the same from villa fans priceless
posted on 6/11/13
My dad's in his 80's & his comments always amuse me. He says things like 'you're a wet egg' or a 'damp squib', and them blames me & always starts off 'well back in my day...'
Dad, you're at the game today...it's still in your day'
posted on 7/11/13
John Barnes was always a "fairy on a gob o'lard". Whatever the hell that meant
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"I wouldn't pay him in cherry bobs" whatever the fook they are.
Or about the manager...." I wouldn't give him a job holding horses heads"
posted on 7/11/13
When a pundit used to try to predict a score my dad used to say "he couldn't tip a sh@t cart"..
He still swears he wasnt a rag-and-bone man in his youth
posted on 7/11/13
Missed pens would always provoke "he couldn't hit a barn door with a handful of cow $hit "