What’s your favourite ever match day experience?
I’ll start things off.
When we beat Newcastle 1-0 in 2016, I was sat next to a pretty blonde and when we scored her boobs rubbed against my arm as she celebrated.
By the end I was cheering throw-ins to rub against her.
What’s your favourite ever match day experience?
I’ll start things off.
When we beat Newcastle 1-0 in 2016, I was sat next to a pretty blonde and when we scored her boobs rubbed against my arm as she celebrated.
By the end I was cheering throw-ins to rub against her.
And with that, Sue Barker calmly walks off Centre Court for the last time in her role as BBC presenter with no fuss whatsoever. A broadcasting legend who will be sadly missed here. #Wimbledon
Can’t believe we were knocked out of Europe.
Reminds me of the time Stephen K. knocked me out for telling Suzie B. (his then-girlfriend) that I had touched myself over her when I was in her music group.
Also this account has lost its authenticity so gonna leave it here.
End.
@SkySportsPL Okay so true or false that one time I was kept behind after school so after that I went and sat in the girls' changing room to see what women's odours are?
Why does The Weeknd only call [his significant other] when it's half past five? Is it because he's on the commute home? Surely he's allowed to look at his phone when he's at work as he's an adult?
If you say 'Tier four, London nil' it sounds like a football result but you're actually making a pun on the new strain of COVID ravaging through the South right now and killing hundreds of people daily.
Wordplay.
Me: What do I have in common with a Manchester United forward?
Emma: Please leave me alone, Sam, I’m trying to conc-
Me: We’d both love to go down in and around your box!
Tyreek is an Arsenal fan so at school I asked him "are you looking forward to playing United next season... Rotherham United!" and I'm pretty sure he punched me in the face because I've just woken up on the floor in the playground and it seems lunchtime finished two hours ago.
If you put in your group chat, “I don’t see United losing this” then at the end of the game you can pretend you were right whatever happens because both West Ham and Manchester United are ‘United’, and it’s physically impossible for them both to lose.
Lol!
And the fun doesn’t stop there, because if you concede from a set-piece you can say “I know Christmas is a time of giving, but I really feel we gifted them that goal.”
If I were a football manager, every December I’d say in my press conferences “it may be Christmas time, but the only gift I want is three points on the pitch” to show that I’m light-hearted and relevant, but also serious.