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Not wanting to lay into him or anything. But obviously this is after Barton did the same thing, obv - has anyone on here ever heard anyone use that word to describe something like a football defeat? Or anything equally trivial?
Or is it an expression that’s just common in football, for some weird reason?
Seems really strange to happen at all, never mind twice. Am sure I’ve never heard anyone use it in that way, ever.
Posted By: jampersands, Nov 28, 16:41:58
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- 4If he said a holocaust rather than the Holocaust
Posted By: KevinBond, Nov 28, 17:54:37 - Heard it on the radio as it happened
Posted By: NxNW, Nov 28, 17:49:20 - 3I heard Perry Groves use it a few months ago on Talksport as well
Posted By: Yellalee, Nov 28, 17:37:32 - 2Case of someone trying to sound clever reaching for big words and grabbing the wrong one?
Posted By: trafford_canary, Nov 28, 17:06:15 - 7Could just be he got his words messed up/ wrong and
Posted By: Captain Bligh, Nov 28, 17:05:59 - 16He's a Nazi, obvs
Posted By: paulg, Nov 28, 17:00:19 - om nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom
Posted By: Spacebar Monster, Nov 28, 16:48:00 - Sorry, messed up title. Meant to say this is just a question re
Posted By: jampersands, Nov 28, 16:43:06
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