• -si-

    • Post #4503

    Also uses the term goalie when referencing the ’keeper.

      -si- Goalie was common in British playgrounds in the 80s e.g. “rush goalie”

      Totally acceptable IMO

          vinnyt77 To be fair, that’s a massive upgrade on him calling it soccer, so I’ll allow it 👍️

          Sorry, my bad, he still calls it soccer.

              • -si-

                • Post #4507

                bosstrabs

                Fly ’keeper or spider nets must be the equivalent of rush goalie?

                  bosstrabs totally agree. Not sure what Si’s issue is with football slang terms in this country.

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                    Mad_Cyril Lunchies

                    Lunchies?!

                    And in the evening did you have your “din-dins”?

                    Has Ed hacked your account?

                        Ed would probably call it Lunchy Ts.

                        Smallman1 tops off in the children’s comedy tent?

                          Went to one of my favourite small chain restaurants in London tonight. They have been hugely consistent across all their restaurants and I like they have varied each place slightly menu wise. Tonight was in the Borough one.

                          Tonight the baos were great, the ox heart skewers are assume, plus the Taiwanese chicken and chilli chicken all hit the spot. Love the place

                          https://baolondon.com/

                            RichM Tonight the baos

                            The plural of bao is bao.

                            Don’t go calling them ‘bao buns’ either, a bao is a bun.

                                I feel immediately compelled to rinse one straight off the knuckles every time you lecture us on food Dave.

                                Phoaaarr

                                I will take a bao Sean, thank you.

                                  Smallman1 Don’t know about the Oslo Court, you should be in the Hague for your crimes.