Cliches I fucking despise

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There are just not enough words, metaphors and similes in the English language to find new ways to describe things that occur so frequently and have been talked and written about for over a hundred years.

Every word, every person says or writes about football is, essentially, a cliche.
 
"Why are the likes of Bournemouth in the top division and we're down here?"

BECAUSE THEY FUCKING EARNED IT YOU SELF ENTITLED CUNTS.
Pretty sure the reason they're up there and we're down here is that McCabe decided to cut his cloth accordingly and try to follow the financial protocols and other such nonsense to ensure we're a well-run football club.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth went into admin to avoid paying their debts, then overspent year after year on the financial fair play rules without ever feeling the consequences as the fines only get applied when you stay at the same level. They kept going up so avoided the fines, they're due a massive one whenever they end up back in the Football League, but by then they'll have racked up oodles of Premier League money and couldn't care less.

So the cliche I hate the most is that Bournemouth is some kind of rages to riches story. Their run of promotions was earned on the pitch, but they did it while spending outside the rules to acquire players they wouldn't have had if they stuck to the spending rules. They're cheats who worked the system to their advantage, we played fair and got nowhere.
 
"He's whipped it in"

Formerly known as crossing, centreing, or just passing it.

"The keeper's done a worldie, and it's hit the beans"

Welcome to Merson World, the fount of all stupid utterances
 
take a boo son , andy grayism
unbelieveable , kammyspeak
that Gary Megson is a ginger cunt,,,, everyone else


they are a massive club looking to get back up in the big time
for a city of its size it should have at least one club in the premier league
 
And one from the players ... whenever a ball is hoisted into the area, someone always shouts "AWAY!"
But the strange thing is – even if the entire back four is Scottish, or Croatian, or from wherever – the person who shouts "AWAY!" always has a cockney accent.
 
Any sentence with the word "Amazing" in it.....................at all
 
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Predictably unpredictable - you mean unpredictable.
Consistently inconsistent - you mean inconsistent.
There is a reason those two words exist on their own.

Almost as if... - you mean it is.
Wax lyrical - you mean you've eaten a crayon and have written a song about it?

Going great guns - doesn't make any grammatical sense and sounds crap.
 



"I didn't see it / have a clear view"..............Managers talking about any incident where a situation went in their favour that shouldn't have due to unfair play / poor refereeing or where their player was sent off fairly for unarmed combat
 
Owt Paul Merson says, awful pundit, hardly a linguist extraordinaire.

In fact most of the soccer Saturday lot. Enjoy the show, despise their cliches.
His favourite one is, "he hit the beans on toast". "Unbelievable Jeff". (Kammy).
 
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'He'd run through a brick wall for the team' - well that's hardly necessary is it.
'That's naive defending' - that was crap defending.
'He's a clever player' - he's 5' 5" and can pass.
'He's a strong powerful player' - he's big and black.
'A real relegation 6 pointer' - still only worth 3 points.
'You have to say that's fantastic' - no I don't.
'That's the worst start imaginable' - has a giant volcano erupted, covering the entire ground in molten lava? (Even that wouldn't be the worst start imaginable)
 
"We'll do our talking out on the pitch"........




"Ooh I like your boots Steve"

"Cheers Paul, yeah I got 'em from Foot Locker, on sale at £40"

"Bargain mate, I might have to get myself som- Oh bollocks here we are rabbiting away and they've just scored against us, how embarrassing"
 



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