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[aromulus]

Portsmouth face Liverpool in the early Premier League game and there are five more later, along with a weather-hit Football League programme.

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Another glorious chance for Liverpool to give some points away.......

[aromulus]

Another glorious chance for Liverpool to give some points away.......

Oh...... And looks like that Man Utd is on the walk of shame too....

Now lads, to have a good laugh, you all have to wait for post match complaints from Rafa and Fergie...

I am not gloating, believe me, I am just happy.

[South-east boy]

Oh...... And looks like that Man Utd is on the walk of shame too....

Now lads, to have a good laugh, you all have to wait for post match complaints from Rafa and Fergie...

I am not gloating, believe me, I am just happy.

That Fulham -Man U score was a bit of a surprise! I bet Arsenal won't take advantage of it though as they very rarely do! The team above them cock-up, then they do or at least don't win!

[aromulus]

That Fulham -Man U score was a bit of a surprise! I bet Arsenal won't take advantage of it though as they very rarely do! The team above them cock-up, then they do or at least don't win!

Do you really like this forum.... Boy....???

[South-east boy]

Do you really like this forum.... Boy....???

Yes, why? Have you not heard that term before? I'm sorry, I did not mean anything bad by it. It is a British slang term meaning mess-up that is not rude or insulting and is mentioned in most dictionaries, been printed in The Guardian and been in quite a few BBC prime-time comedy shows going right back to the 1970's. They would not use that term if it is swearing and neither would I - if you look at any of my previous posts, you will see that I am not a rude, vulgar or an insulting person as I am not like that and do not post things like that.

[aromulus]

Yes, why? Have you not heard that term before? I'm sorry, I did not mean anything bad by it. It is a British slang term meaning mess-up that is not rude or insulting and is mentioned in most dictionaries, been printed in The Guardian and been in quite a few BBC prime-time comedy shows going right back to the 1970's. They would not use that term if it is swearing and neither would I - if you look at any of my previous posts, you will see that I am not a rude, vulgar or an insulting person as I am not like that and do not post things like that.

I meant to leave Chelsea out of it...........