Wednesday, September 26, 2007

The correct collective noun for shout-outs is:

(a) A 'cacophony'
(b) A 'holla'
(c) An 'Oscars speech'
(d) A 'metric shitload'

Proper Engrish usage notwithstanding we gots lots of shout-outs to give this Weak, so share the love and witness tha fitness.

Big ups to the following upstanding lot of good bastards:

The North Sydney Bearitohs
So Manly, having made the NRL Grand Final, are now expecting the city of Sydney and the state of New South Wales to forgive and forget generations of entirely justified toxicity and get in behind the Sea Uglies for their Sunday night clash with the News Limited Storm. Because all that 'I support two teams, mine and whoever's playing Manly' carry-on is soooo pre-Super League. Manly's new generation of stars, including the likes of Anthony 'AVO' Watmough (thanks v. much HG Nelson) and fullback Brett Stewart, allegedly the Sexiest Man In League (who the fuck voted? His mum?) have declared the old ways dead, claiming that kids these days just didn't hate Manly the way they used to, and were even many young fans' second favourite team these days.

Arsebiscuits.

Manly may have had a wee bit of a struggle-wuggle since the Super League war, the only positive of which being the end to their mid-90s dominance, but we still remember enough of the dim distant past to know you lot are a bunch of cunts. We remember the 'bought' premierships, the lopsided penalty counts week-in week-out, the rorted administration of the league with Sea Eagle stalwarts like Ken 'Arko' Arthurson in charge. And we remember the North Sydney Bears. We have to remember them because they don't fucking exist any more, because you fucked them over, shotgun-marriage preceding gold-digging divorce settlement which gave you the entire North Shore and them a future in football oblivion.

Well, actually, not quite.

For in the Premier League Grand Final, curtain-raiser to the Big One at the Grand Old Girl, fighting from the red and black corner, give it up for the North Sydney Bears!

The mere presence of the Bears on the last Sunday in September would be reason enough for celebratory shout-outedness, but add to that the Bears' partnership with Southern neighbours the Rabbitohs, owned by little-known former Neighbours actor Rusty Crowe, and it all summates to an unlikely continuation of the Bunnies' Cinderella season after its untimely demise at the hands of the wicked hermaphroditic stepsister from the northern beaches. Half the Bunnies' regular squad are still eligible for Bears jumpers and have starred in their Grand Final run, including departing halfback Joe Williams, stoopid-good midget dummy half Eddie Paea and legendary rangy fullback David Peachey, who might even get the premiership sendoff he deserves in retirement.















Peach put in for the cause in the quarter-final against Penrith, pulling off a try-saving tackle in the last minute to keep the final score at 24-20. They went on to turn Balmain over 22-16 in the semi-final.
Wow, almost like a real sports report and stuff.


Up against the Bears are the Eels, who came within 15 points of getting all three sides into Grand Final action - their Flegg kiddies are going around against Penrith, their reserve graders ('Premier League' my arse) will be trying to poo on Norths' parade the same way they did to Newtown last year, and their NRL side will be... drunk at PJ Gallaghers and wondering what might have been.

Casey Stoner and the good offices of Ducati Team Corse
Stoner is the first Strayan to win the title since Mad Mick Doohan, he of the five-consecutive-world-titles and more recently nuding-up-in-Darwin-stripjoints; Ducati are the first non-Japanese manufacturer to win the title since MV Agusta in 1974. There's not much more that you can say about Stoner that hasn't been said already. He's six foot eleven, has a third nipple and can play the bagpipes underwater - that's not been said already.





















And yes, that sponsors' logo in the background is two people rooting.

Special commendation: in the spirit in which the MotoGP season was fought (i.e. the polar opposite of Formula One, with fairness, decency and a delightful lack of British tabloid bullshit infecting proceedings), a marginally smaller but no-less-worthy shout-out to Stoner's graciously vanquished rival Vale Rossi, for dedicating his ballsy Portuguese GP win the weekend prior to the memory of Colin McRae. Which brings us to:

Colin McRae
A legend and a hero, sadly missed. That 'McCrash' sobriquet doesn't get any less apposite though does it?

Henry Lawson

As in the former Australian and NSW fast bowler, Sydney optometrist and now Pakistan cricket coach rather than the rather dead bush poet, for turning what looked like the shitfight to rule them all into an almost-arsey-win over the Auld Enemy in the World Twenty20 final. Despite Henry's fine work, all is not well; as a result of the win, in much the same manner as the bridge-flag-flying bets between Premier Pete and Bob 'I don't drive a' Carr over the results of Origin games, India now own full rights over Kashmir. The remaining members of Led Zeppelin are said to be considering their legal options.





















Including finally catching up with this bloke and legally beating the piss out of him for defiling their song for a movie about a giant radioactive lizard.
Yeah. Uh huh.


Berrick Barnes

No relation of Jimmy, though this workin' class man and had the driving wheels to have the Welsh crying 'Lay down your guns, I surrender' in their recent France 2007 World Cup clash held in an unfashionable outer suburb of Paris called Cardiff. (On a related topic, what the hell was Barnesey The Elder up to with all that cheap wine and that three-day goat?) The stupid-haired twiglet is likely to see an arseload more game-time now that Stephen Larkham is crocked for the tournament with MRSA of the kneecap (exhibiting the sort of familial timing which saw his cousin, former V8 racer Mark Larkham, amount to bugger all in the sport other than a Formula Ford title in the '80s and a Bathurst pole in '99). Here the World of Bollocks would normally warn of the folly of putting too much faith in anyone with two surnames and no first name, but we choose to rescind such sentiments on the basis that Berrick is a pretty dumb surname and noone famous enough to be in Wikipedia has it, so it's a moot point, as well as being a shit one.

The Special One
Finally, English football is a little bit more shitbox this week for the loss of Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, who was levered out of his position by delusional megalomaniac club owner Roman Avanadashityabitch in order to give his off-sider Avram Grant a gig. Mourinho was sardonic, sarcastic, cynical, mercurial and arrogant, and those were his redeeming qualities. He will be missed by Chelsea players and fans alike, none of whom now stand a chance of winning much more than the club meat raffle on Thursday night, and the British media, who will now have to find their quotable quotes elsewhere.

Meanwhile, on a tacky game show set somewhere inside FIA headquarters...



















The Doctor is OUT like McLaren from the constructors' points table.

Sunday, September 09, 2007

Community service announcement

Ah well. As feared, Souths got touched up like an Opus Dei choirboy, but at least the Broncs got molested even worse. Best of luck to the Sea Biggles hereafter; you may be silvertail scum from the insular peninsula but at least you and Parra weren't Super League turncoat fucks like the rest of the finals survivors.

As a service to our loyal World of Bollocks readers we present the following Mad Monday-related community announcement. For your own personal safety, here are a list of licenced premises to avoid on or about the week commencing the evening of Sunday September 9, on account of them being full of drunk footballers whose seasons have ended a bit earlier than expected:
SA residents: The Old Lion Hotel, North Adelaide
Qld residents: Anywhere within a ten mile radius of Red Hill
NSW residents: South Sydney Leagues Club, the Clovelly Hotel, the Coogee Bay Hotel, whatever pretentious wanker bar the Swannies hang out in, and that pub in Coffs which Their Russ had some strife with

For the week commencing the evening of September 16 we expect to update this list with further venues to avoid in south Auckland, the Canterbury-Bankstown area and Melbourne's inner eastern suburbs, particularly Hawthorn and Collingwood. (Yup, we're predicting more shot birds from the second round of AFL eliminations.)

Technically we can't call this a preview since the fucker's already started, but anyway
That puffing sound you may be able to hear in the background is the collective pride of New Zealand inflating itself to physiologically unsustainable proportions, which can only mean one thing - the All Blacks haven't choked yet. It's Rugby World Cup time again and that means another one of our potentially actionable previews (now with 95% less diligent research!)

The tournament
The Rugby World Cup is played each four years between whichever countries can be arsed sending a team. This is usually in direct proportion to the number of private schools per head in the leafier, more affluent, more heavily Volvo-infested suburbs of the larger cities. Though billing itself as a genuine World Cup, the RWC is at best the third most important of the major World Cup tournaments behind those of football and cricket. The RWC's status as the 'Third World Cup' is further emphasized by the third world nations which are permitted to compete, including Namibia, Romania, Tonga, Georgia and New Zealand.

RWC2007 is being held in France, in pretty much the same bunch of stadia which hosted the football World Cup in 1998, except that the IRB has been obliged to rope in Edinburgh and Cardiff as additional venues as the French can't be arsed rescheduling national league football games at the other grounds. As with everything, when the French can't be arsed doing something, they do it with panache. Actually they do it in exactly the same manner, but more haughtily, and often with random italics.

Pool A: England, South Africa, Samoa, USA, Tonga
South Africa: Contenders however harmed by their failure to resolve debilitating team selection issues which, in fairness, are entirely black and white. The white being coach Jake White, no relation of either of the White Stripes, who appears to spend his entire life sitting in press conferences in an astonishingly gay blazer.
England: Slow, ponderous and stupid.
Samoa: Currently the most in-form of the Pacific Islands teams. Gave both the Pool A bigs a scare at RWC2003. May do again this time out, but probably not consistently enough to outlast the English for the second finals berth behind the Yaapies.
USA: American.
Tonga: Tune in for the war dance then flip channels.

Pool B: Australia, Wales, Fiji, Canada, Japan
Australia: Can be charitably described as a fucking horrible excuse for a rugby side. However, will win the group based on their being noone else less incompetent then them. Game plan will revolve around the pick-and-drive, long kicking, and hoping like the Jesus fuck that Latham doesn't get crocked again. In the absence of Wendy Sailor, will rely heavily on Lotsa Tequilas to provide the all-important aimlessly-running-sideways factor, random spear-tackling of opponents, a large chest to bounce perfectly-catchable short balls off, and of course the after-match entertainment.
Wales: Oooooo. Rugby, shit weather and sheep, it's the New Zealand of the north. Pity they're crap. Like New Zealand, they peaked equidistant between World Cups, winning the Six Nations in 2005, and have done bugger all since. Home games at the Millennium will help, but they'll be staying there at home once the tournament gets serious.
Fiji: Would be really good if the tournament was seven-a-side, kava skolling, or 'see who can have the most military coups between world cups'. It ain't. Might scare the Welsh for a half or so.
Canada: About as much use as Candida, but given they've turned up to every RWC since day 1, equally persistent.
Japan: Toire wa doko desu ka? It's out there on the field in stripey red uniforms; not even All Black legend John Kirwan on antidepressants can coach this lot into not being absolutely shithouse. Soo desu ne. (And with that, our entire stock of Year 7 Japanese is extinguished.)

Pool C: New Zealand, Scotland, Italy, Romania, Portugal
New Zealand: In light of their national compulsion towards falling over hopelessly in the semis of any international sporting tournament, the All Blacks™ have employed Gilbert Enoka, not a Kenyan marathon runner but a pudgy Kiwi shrink, as their 'mental skills coach'. Judging by recent press comments from senior players, his approach to preventing the All Blacks™ from choking in the semi is to instruct them to stick their fingers in their ears and go LALALALALA I'M NOT LISTENING whenever anyone brings the issue up. Predicted result: will choke in the semi. In order to avoid being lynched at Auckland Airport, the entire team will agree to be bought wholesale by Ernesto Bertarelli, and will go on to win the 2011 Rugby World Cup for Switzerland.
Scotland: Their moth-eaten new uniforms, like everyone else in Canterbury jerseys, look a total haggis. Despite playing like men who wear skirts as their national dress, will probably end up with the spare quarter-final berth after the All Blacks™ have finished defiling the still-warm carcasses of their pool-stage competitors. Team sponsor, the Famous Grouse, is in fact not really that famous and not really very grouse either.
Italy: Italians take to rugby about as well as cappuccinos after midday, organised traffic and uncorruptible football referees. Unsurprisingly most of their team are either Argies of Italian extraction, adopted Southern Hemisphere types, or lost.
Romania: Who? How? And more to the point, why?
Portugal: Divers. The lot of 'em.

Pool D: France, Ireland, Argentina, Georgia, Namibia
France: Oh dear. Despite neanderthal flanker Seb Chabal's boast that France had 'thirty Zinedine Zidanes' in their squad (useful only if things deteriorate into a nutting competition, surely?) the weight of expectation on the hosts has become plain to see, with coach Laporte coming out with increasingly lunatic claims about southern hemisphere drug testing and rule breaking (something about needing to change the rules because the All Blacks™ understand them properly?) and then collapsing in a screaming pile of number deux when the Argies asked a few tricky questions in the tournament opener. It's their party, and they'll cry if they want to: you would cry too if you failed to make the knockout stage, which they probably will.
Ireland: Irish. Best ranked of the Home Nations, though overly dependent in attack on New Zealand's favourite spear-tacklee Brian O'Driscoll, which is a bit of a pity as he's crocked. Entire team probably drunk right now.
Argentina: Tournament dark horses, even before creme brulee-ing the French on matchday one; have been in excellent form on their recent travels, having beaten England, Ireland and Italy. Most of their squad play for French clubs.
Georgia: Most of their squad play for French clubs too but it's not going to help them. Neither will fielding fifteen blokes with widows' peaks, heavy five o'clock shadow at two in the afternoon, and names ending in 'adze'.
Namibia: In the last world cup, they were beaten by 142 to nil, by a second-string Wallabies team 'boasting' the likes of Sludge Rogers and Lotsa Tequilas, in Adelaide. It doesn't really get more embarrassing than that, folks.

Nostrildramas busts out tha mad skillz once more with feeling:
Pool results:
(A) Saffers first, Poms squeak second
(B) The Wobbilies then the Welsh, boyo
(C) The All Blacks™, then daylight, then the Scots
(D) Argentina first, France second after some truly charitable hometown refereeing in the Ireland game, probably from Steve Walsh

It's A Knockout: (that's the name of the game, allegedly)
QF1, Oct 6 Marseilles: Australia def England
QF2, Oct 6 Cardiff: New Zealand def France
QF3, Oct 7 Marseilles: South Africa def Wales
QF4, Oct 7 St-Denis: Argentina def Scotland

SF1, Oct 13 St-Denis: Australia somehow def New Zeahhh.. can't breathe... throat constricting...
SF2, Oct 14 St-Denis: Argentina def South Africa, just for the hell of it

Kiss-yer-sister game, Oct 19 Paris: neither NZ nor RSA turns up having entered the Witness Protection Program to avoid being lynched by own rabid fans

Final, Oct 20 St-Denis: Argentina def Australia, after controversial match-winning try from Argentine number 10 who ascribes clear goal-line knock-on (missed by referee) to 'the Hand of God'


You read it here first. (Obviously, because no other bastard would bother plagiarising this rubbish and printing it elsewhere.)

The Doctor is OUT like red and green stripes in September.
SO last month.

Thursday, September 06, 2007

Bollocks 101

As with any long-running series, milestones such as the 100th episode (or even the 138th) are contractually required to result in a clip-show style extravaganza of self-congratulatory onanism and historical- revisionist exclamation of one's significance, importance, legacy etc which would make even Nine's Danny Weidler vaguely embarrassed.
The World Of Bollocks hereby extrudes:

Bollocks 101
A Hundred And One Things I Learned From Writing This Rubbish

or We Re-Read These Fucking Things, So You Don't Have To

1. Roy Symonds was lambasted after Australia's ODI loss to Bangladesh in England, not for being too drunk to play, but for being un-Australian to lack skills enough to get away with it.

2. The non-selection of Billy Slater in the Qld Origin Team was the most controversial dropping of a player named Slater since a former NSW opener developed a debilitating powder-related nasal habit leading up to the 2001 Ashes tour and once there couldn't work out which of the three fluoresencent Andy Caddicks was supposed to be bowling at him. However, team management preferred to use less controversial phrases as 'unfortunate loss of form', and later, 'anklyosing spondylitis'.

3. Australians know what it takes to give quality crowd at a big game. And, Barmy Armed Forces, it takes knowing more than two fifths of fuck-all about the game and showing up thoroughly off-chops on Wankingbone's Old Incorrigible or some other room-temperature colostomy-bag supernatant.

4. This week's tips: Dragons over Tigers by 12-; Eels over Cowboys by 13+ (take the points start on NQ); Wellington over Canterbury by 12-; Swans over Eagles by a goal (plus or minus two); Chelsea over anyone and everyone one-nil (applicable for the rest of the season); Martyn over the hill, hotly pursued by Gillespie, Hayden and Langer; Symonds over Boonie's flight-home piss-sinking record by two cans; and Kate Moss over two lines of blow by lunchtime.

5. NOT being out in the streets bellowing 'Campione, campione, ole ole ole-o' the night Australia qualified for the World Cup would have been more un-Australian than being (a) John Howard or (b) parked outside Lucas Heights with a bootful of fertilizer.

6. Bloggers are a bunch of self-immersed, egotistical, whiny, desperate, look-at-me, try-hard sad cases. Pleading for the attention, credibility or respect they clearly didn't get as children, as their parents ignored them, their peers reviled them, and their latent ADD went unmedicated. Blogs give these pathetic, rightfully marginalised cretins a voice for the mawkish, irrelevant, cringingly ill-conceived sentiments that fester in the back of their tiny minds like virulent salmonella on three-day-old KFC remnants.

7. In most sporting teams, the coach carries the players. Except in the case of the Wallabies, where the players carry the coach.

8. South Sydney defeated the St George-Dapto Dragons in the Charity Shield, and in doing so managing to triumph over significant adversity: the battle for club control between Rusty and George Piggins; a fired-up Big Red V outfit who'd kept them scoreless in the first half; and finally, turning up to play in THE worst looking rugby league jumpers EVER. Including the Super League era. Seriously. Even Pro Hart phoned up to complain.

9.
We're not about rewarding achievement here at The Weak In Sport. We're about slagging vaguely famous bastards off for no apparent reason.

10. Tub Girl has signed for the Queensland Reds; evidently their season couldn't become any more of a shitstorm than it already has.

11. Austraya: it’s un-Australian to be from anywhere else.

12. Kenrick Monk swam the 100m and 200m Freestyle events at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games, replacing Ian Thorpe after his decision to pull out of the Games due to a mystery illness. “I'm not going to try and go out and be Ian Thorpe," said Thorpe's replacement. "I'm going to be Kenrick Monk." Which is good as he’s probably the most qualified (and only) candidate. His brother Bulletproof was not available for comment.

13. Compared with new Grand Prix racetracks like Turkey, China and Malaysia, Imola is the Bruce Ruxton of Formula One: a sad old joke. These days it's been completely munted by poxy Mickey Mouse chicanes inappropriately named after dead legends of the sport who had massive stacks in the ballsy superfast corners that were once there.

14. Tom Cruise is a fuckin' fruit loop. A couch-bouncing, placenta-eating, Scientology-dribbling nutbar who should be put in a sack and beaten with a big stick. Birth trauma my arse. (Though obviously the aliens told me to say that and I need to be audited post-haste.)

15. A shaman from Ecuador visited all 12 World Cup venues in Germany to banish evil spirits before the tournament started in June. Tzamarenda Naychapi - a priest who practises magic for healing, divination and controlling events, and definitely NOT a Scrabble clue - let out a loud scream to chase away evil spirits in the centre of the pitch at Leipzig's Zentralstadion. "I've come to Leipzig to purify this important place for the World Cup and to bring positive energy," said the 36-year-old. "I hope not to be locked up for being an absolute fruit loop," he added. "If I go down, Tom Cruise should go down as well." This marked the first time any of the Shamen had been heard from since their 1992 single 'Ebeneezer Goode'.

16. The rampantly xenophobic Fleet Street tabloids were out to get Sven-Goran Eriksson from the day he took the England manager's job in 2002 - sample quote "We’ve sold our birthright down a fjord for a nation of hammer throwers who spend half their lives in darkness" - but to their intense displeasure Sven turned out to be the best coach England had had in decades. As this was lousy for circulation they contrived to get rid of him by an entrapment sting involving a dodgy journo in a tea towel purporting to be lodging a takeover of Aston Villa and tapping Sven up as a potential manager; obviously, it's hugely unethical to go looking for a job when you're likely to be out of work in the next few months.

17. Argentine football has had a lot said about it, much of it derogatory, and much of it by the English tabloid media, given the long history of on- and off-field war between the two countries. To get a balanced, objective viewpoint it's necessary to put all this racist rhetoric aside, and look at the facts. The facts are these: they are nasty, dirty, cheating, stinking, diving, spitting, simulating, handballing bastards, every last fuckin' one of them.

18. When you want a job done right, do what the Americans do - give it to the Mexicans. That's certainly the case when the task in question is securing qualification to the World Cup; if FIFA World Cups were handed out on the basis of consistent attendance (like, for instance, 'Employee of the Month' plaques or PhDs), Mexico would be champion already.

19. Perennial MotoGP champion Vale Rossi decided to stick with bikes rather than going to F1 with Ferrari, as he was concerned that being an F1 star would completely fuck with his personal life, i.e. he'd be even more of a celeb and would find it bloody difficult to pick up in nightclubs, unless he wanted to end up with slop-bucket merchants like Paris Hilton.

20. Juventus FC are the Scuderia Ferrari of Italian football; they could probably win without cheating, but aren't interested in trying to find out.

21. Australia's first ever football international was played in 1922 against New Zealand, where else but on the Riviera of the Antarctic, Dunedin. Australia lost 3-1, beginning a long tradition of losing pointlessly to arseholes which has carried on almost to this day.

22. The entire nation of Sweden are a bunch of herring-pickling, Saab-driving, porn-obsessed weirdos.

23. It gets foggy in Christchurch.

24. Swiss football shares an unlikely parallel with Prime Minister for Life, John-Boy 'We hates faggots in these parts' Howard, in that both are looking desperately back to the 1950s for the last time they were in any way relevant. The 1954 World Cup final, hosted by Switzerland, was held in the dubiously named Wankdorf stadium, still in use today as the home ground of Swiss first division side Young Boys Berne. Indeed a recent UEFA Cup debacle where Young Boys shipped a bunch of goals at home was met with a now apocryphal headline on ESPN's Soccertwat.com: YOUNG BOYS WANKDORF SHAME.

25. Spain have spent the last eighty years trying, and failing, to win the World Cup. Having managed to turn up for a hell of a lot of tournaments without actually achieving anything, Spain are the IT nerds at the office Christmas party - they turn up on time, full of hope and cheer, they hang around all night, but they’re about as likely to go home with the hottie receptionist as they are of moving out of their mum’s house before they’re thirty.

26. Commentator Gary Bloom, late in the Sweden versus T&T game: 'Trinidad and Tobago's chances in this World Cup have been written off more times than the Mexican national debt.' Next week, Martin Tyler gives his position on the AWB wheat subsidies scandal in the context of the larger debate over the UN oil-for-food scheme in Iraq.

27. Tomas Rosicky of the Czech Republic was the first round clubhouse leader in the Captain Arse Award for most astonishingly bullshit goal of the World Cup, having hit his first goal of the tournament from the stadium car park.

28. Anthony Mundine deserves our sympathy because without even wanting or asking to be, and perhaps without the cognitive capacity or oratory skills for the role, he's become the leader, the idol, the mouthpiece if you will for a broken and troubled people who have been thoroughly ripped off by a massively corrupt governing body. Their resources stripped, their leaders vanished, their younger generations stolen, and their chance for redemption and glory cruelly taken away from them, Mundine is all they have left to remember better days by. That '99 St George team were fucking cheated in the Grand Final - penalty try my arse, that Storm guy dived like Greg Louganis in an Argentina shirt.

29. In addition to pre-tournament favourites Quim (Portugal), Fred (Brazil) and full-postal-address provider Vennegoor of Hesselink (Netherlands), frontrunners for the Stefan Kuntz Golden Nametag for the Player with the Most Unfortunate Name included Pizarro (Costa Rica), Oddo (Italy), Pantsil and Pimpong (Ghana), and Schweinsteiger (Germany).

30. How to turn a two-nil loss into a moral victory in three easy steps:
(1) Their first goal was off-side.
(2) They wouldn't have scored the second if they hadn't scored the first.
(3) Holding the Brazilians nil-all is undoubtedly a moral victory for the Socceroos.
Next week: we prove categorically that black is white, and get run over on a pedestrian crossing. And get sued by Douglas Adams' copyright lawyers.

31. Joe Cole took over as favourite for the Tasco Telescope award for most astronomical long-range shot with his 45 metre strike in the group stages. If Tomas Rosicky hit his from the carpark, Cole was halfway to the fucking train station.
And furthermore I got in trouble for this.

32. Australia vs Italy: Italy will win one-nil. Italy always win one-nil. One-nil is programmed so deeply into the Italian footballing psyche, it'll never be overcome, no matter how flashy or prolific their attackers seem to be. It's the sort of birth trauma not even twelve months' auditing by the professionals in the basement of Scientology HQ on Castlereagh St could deprogram.

33. 'Off-side' is defined as:
(a) The position Harry Kewell is in when he scores equalising goals [Surnames ending in 'avic' only]
(b) A player is in an offside position if "he is nearer to his opponents' goal line than both the ball and the second to last opponent," unless he is in his own half of the field of play. A player level with the second last opponent is considered to be in an onside position. Note that the last two opposing players can be either the goalkeeper and an outfield player, or two outfield players. And no, of course I didn't look that up on Wikipedia, what are you trying to suggest?
(c) The side of the field where all the gayest cricket shots are played - have a fuckin' slog across the line, what are ya a poofta or sumfink
(d) The opposite to 'near-side', which is the side of the car your girlfriend always dings when parking
(e) Being inside the ten at the play-the-ball
(f) Silverside that's been left out in the sun too long
(g) Your best mate's missus, unless you're Wayne Carey

34. Accusing an Italian of being a diver is like accusing a fish of being damp.

35. It was hardly worth getting pissed off over the Italy game; Australia were lucky to make it as far as that after the game against the Cros, where a dozen strong and proud young sons of Croatia battled like lions to defeat the best Australia could throw at them. Given that one of those strong and proud sons of Croatia was actually playing in goal for the Socceroos, it was a massive achievement getting away with an amazing 2-2 victory (as the Channel Seven news ticker at Federation Square reported it).

36. Portugal 0 France 1: One team turned up to play football, the other were apparently out to score 10s on the floor apparatus. All Cristiano Ronaldo and co needed were their streamers and their leotards and they'd have been shoe-ins for the gold in the rhythmic gymnastics.

37. Cristiano Ronaldo: "Everyone who saw the match could see that the referee wasn't fair. He should have shown yellow cards and I should have had a penalty [referring to one outrageously ludicrous dive he put on in the second half] but he did not because Portugal is a small country."
LESBN's Tommy Smyth With A Feckin' Y: "You might not agree with Cristiano Ronaldo's comments, but he got one thing spot on, absolutely right. He said Portugal is a small country. He's absolutely right, it is a small country."

38. You're the highest-paid professional footballer on Earth, captain of your national team, in the biggest game in the world, your last ever game of football, fifteen minutes from penalties, and some lanky streak of merda calls you a rude name. What do you do? Do you (a) ignore him; (b) tell him he has beautiful eyes; (c) tell him his sister fucks like a rogue elephant, largely because she's the size of one; or (d) nut him one and get yourself sent to the showers for a bit of a sob? If you answered (d), you are a fucking idiot and you probably have just lost your nation the World Cup. You may as well change your name to Herschelle Gibbs; at least you won't be a Scrabble clue anymore.

39. The Mayor of Hiroshima 'What The Fuck Was That' Trophy for Biggest Surprise of World Cup 2006: Dr Yobbo, for winning the office tipping comp after being mired in midfield for most of the comp and giving away buckets of points to the leaders until the semis and final. For this he received a moderately large sum of money in a brown envelope, and has promised to book anyone playing against Juventus next week.

40. The greatest sledge in cricket history:
Glenn McGrath to Eddo Brandes: "Why are you so fucking fat?"
Brandes to McGrath: "Because every time I fuck your wife she gives me a biscuit."

41. Zidane's car wouldn't start this morning.

42. We're back, we're bad, he's black, I'm mad. Seriously. I'm MAD. Mad as a cut snake. Crazy as, I'm tellin' ya. Not "I'm crazy and therefore I'll give you large discounts on Telstra-branded mobile communications products" crazy... no, I'm more "sink vast quantities of piss then try to wobble home down the coast road at a good 120mph, then offer La Polizia a free character reference on arrival, along with my incisive dissection of the Middle East crisis" crazy. I tell ya, son, the Jews are a lot of fuckers, they're to blame for everything. Wha?... I swear Drinkstable, I haven't had a cunt all night...

43. If overcome by the urge to have a bit of a crack at Hashish Amla, Deano-style, because he looks like Arsenio Hall with his head on upside down, one should just pause a while, take a breath, relax, and let the feeling fade. Do not, repeat NOT, call him a terrorist, even in jest; Muslim types are a little bit over-sensitive about that sort of thing for some reason. If you must say something, restrict yourself to asking the rhetorical question, "Whatever happened to the other members of ZZ Top?"

44. The Crocodile Hunter' funeral plans were announced, with the body to be turned into attractive handbag and matching shoes.
(Yes, it was too soon.)

45. Brock accident investigation report released - cause of death reported as 'crashing car into tree'. At press time it had not been confirmed whether the tree was stamped with a Ford part number.

46. The name of the new Gold Coast NRL team was announced as the Titans, beating out more prosaic, eloquent and fitting suggestions such as the Gold Coast Developers, the Gold Coast Slumlords, the Gold Coast Bimbos and the Gold Coast Cunts. This being the Gold Coast, it was assumed that the 'tit' in 'Titans' largely consisted of silicone.

47. Following the precedent of 'Dr' Shane Warne, your correspondent could have saved himself four years of bullshit slog, working weekends and near permanent hangovers by just sitting on one's fat arse, eating baked beans, sinking piss, smoking Alpines, boning English slappers, sledging people at random and occasionally rolling the arm over.

48. Llittle Lleyton Hhewitt took to parading around Buenos Aires in the leadup to the Big Davis Cup Stoush vs the Argies surrounded by hired muscle, declaring himself 'at risk from physical harm' at the hands of the locals. If he'd seen five minutes of any World Cup game they played in Germany, he'd realise he was in very little personal danger; the moment he brushed past them, they'd fling themselves on the floor and convulse hideously like they'd been shot up the arse with a BB gun.

49. In the subsequent tournament Llittle Lleyton went on to prove he was (a) a loser, (b) a cock, and (c) never to be allowed in the company of foreigners again.

50. Former '80s Quoinsland and Strayan fast bowler Craig 'Billy' McDermott, these days a multi-millionaire Gold Coast property developer, recently had his big fuck-off boat into the shop to be detailed. A home-made videotape of himself and his missus on the job, which had been left on board, was subsequently used to blackmail Billy for tens of thousands of your Australian dollars. This is what is called 'Very GC'.

51. Pon-Tang Clan ain't nothin' to fuck with.

52. The national sport of Spain is football, closely followed by MotoGP. The national sport of Spain is not, in fact, stacking their Paralympics basketball team with tall wankers pretending to be 'tards.

53. Noel Gallagher is in his late thirties, seemingly still gets his hair cut by his mum with a pudding bowl and tin snips, and plays in a Beatles tribute band called Oasis. Yes, they're still not dead yet.

54. Almost everyone named Brad is a cock. Particularly Brad the ute-driving Cletus from Woombieland who tried to crash our one-dayer mission to the Gabba a few years back. You know who you are, choad warrior. We even HAD a spare ticket and there was still no fuckin' way you were getting it.

55. Our guide to playing the Blues Explosion Drinking Game:
1. Go to one of their gigs.
2. Every time John Spencer randomly bellows "BLOOOOOZE EXPLOSION!!!", drink.
3. Fall over.

56. Following their annual November shellacking at the hands of the All Blacks, the French Rugby Union have decided against scheduling further France-NZ test matches at that time of year, citing their national compulsion to honour Armistice Day by surrendering to anyone in a snappy uniform just out of habit.

57. Kevin Pietiersien is reputedly this England generation's answer to Tony Greig, not that Tony Greig is a question in need of an answer in this or any other generation (other than 'For the love of God, WHY?'); Andrew Fuckoff is reputedly this England generation's answer to Ian Botham, reputedly proving that this England generation is a piss-poor knockoff of thirty years ago; Geraint Jones's work behind the stumps habitually results in more forlorn byes than the departures terminal at Sydney airport; while Brett Lee does seven Weet-Bix for breakfast. Imagine if he ate them instead of defiling them with his night tools?

58. Rugby writers Greg Growden of the SMH and Peter Jenkins of the Terrorgaff were responsible for the successful campaign to get rid of Wallabies coach Eddie Jones in favour of Knuckles Connolly, a fat old clown with less clue than Inspector Gadget and a game plan about as coherent and well-executed as the voice-over dubbing on the Flight Centre commercials.

59. Far from just being a dreary slab of self-indulgent navel-gazing grunge whining on behalf of Slaphead Billy Corgan and his dysfunctional Pumpkins, 1979 was actually a period of 12 months that occurred in the late 1970s. As late into the late 1970s as possible, in fact.

60. In the past seven Ashes contests, more English wickets have been taken by bowlers called Shane than by bowlers with any other first name, resulting in Australian coach John Buchanan's selection of a First XI made up of Shane Warne, Shane Watson, Shane Bond, Shane Gould, Shane Kelly, Shane Heal, Pat O'Shane, Cheyne Horan, Shane Horgan, Shane Webcke and Shane St James (12th man: Twania Shane)

61. Nine's 'Hot Spot' thermal camera is the most stupid, vapid and pointless idea, object or concept since the invention of Kyle Sandilands.

62. The Barmy Army are the only travelling sports fans anywhere in the world, in any sport, who in times when their team are struggling and need a lift (to wit, for the English cricket team any time other than 2004 and 2005), choose not to shout messages of support or reassurance but instead start chanting THEIR OWN NAME in an astonishing orgy of masterbatory narcissism.

63. As England discovered on Day 3 of the Brisbane test, you don't get any points for hitting Billy Bowden. Five runs are awarded to the batting side if the ball hits his helmet, but it was a bit too far to the left for that.

64. THE WEAK IN SPORT with Dr Yobbo (and unnecessary capitalization) was relaunched as the ALL NEW (though still with unnecessary capitalization) Dr Yobbo's World of Bollocks. Well, partially new. We changed the font on the header. Oh yeah, we did a new logo too, but Eddie McGuire didn't let us use it. What a total funtcase.

65. 'Brangelina' is not a brand of high-fibre laxative. Although that is the effect they have on us.

66. Despite the likelihood that you will be surrounded by a dozen or so abundantly fertile women at the height of their reproductive prime, it is generally not appropriate to use your antenatal class as a place to check out other chicks. Nor is it wise to get their phone numbers 'just in case it doesn't work out with this guy'.

67. Most Bulldogs fans would be lucky to be able to tell Peyton Manning from Eli Manning, Bernard Manning, Bernard Fanning, Manning Clark, Manfred Mann-ing, Nelson Manningdela or the Manning Bar at Sydney Uni. Then again, many Bulldogs fans would struggle to distinguish their arse from their elbow without reference to an Anatomy textbook.

68. Can someone explain why the fuck anyone would listen to 22 year old Scarlett Johansson trying to sell you anti-ageing cream? If she was your grandma and she looked like Scarlett Johansson then you'd have a case for the product working two-fifths worth a bugger. Mind you if your grandma looks like Scarlett Johansson I'm coming along to your family Chrismas this year.

69. The record for the fastest Test hundred ever is held by English bowlers Ian Botham and John Emburey, who combined to score a century from 56 balls in the Fifth Test against the West Indies in Antigua in April 1986, with the help of local batting machine Vivian Richards. This marks the finest achievement by a bloke with a girl's name since Andrea de Cesaris claimed pole position at the 1982 United States Grand Prix.

70. It's Awards Season: gaudy coloured metallic trinkets are changing hands faster than ziplock bags of oregano and lawn clippings at Schoolies. Don't knock it, it's a legitimate way to make some holiday cash, and its not as though the little bastards can tell the difference.

71. Wouldn't you reckon the Israeli president would be famous enough to be able to pull a root without resorting to Rohypnols?

72. Channel Nine reichfuhrer and acclaimed knob Edward McGuire, not content with exorcising Skeletor from morning TV, wanted to bone Humphrey as well. Granted, Humphrey spends much of his time without any pants on, which could be construed as overly provocative and could potentially incite Humphrey being boned against his will (particularly in the opinions of high court judges from South Australia).

73. Irony is not, as many believe, a description of a substance which has a larger than average proportion of iron. Furthermore, the Pussytwat Trolls are all heinous slappers you wouldn't even root for practice.

74. While on a training retreat in Portugal last weekend, prior to the resumption of the Champions League Of Etc overnight, Liverpool nutter Craig Bellamy took two things: he took offence at ginger Danish centreback John-Arne Riise's refusal to sing karaoke with him while out on the turps, and then he took to Riise with a five-iron. Which Liverpool FC and their wholesome new US owners have not taken kindly to, oddly enough.

75. We finally found X. In your face, first-year calculus lecturer.

76. Despite Honda's green-tinged PR bollocks to the contrary, the much-hyped Honda Earth Dream F1 Car was no more fuel efficient than any other car on the F1 grid, or than, for instance the Space Shuttle. Not to mention the fact the thing will only go 1400km max before blowing up. Insert Challenger/Columbia joke here.

77. Proving our long-standing claim that he would amount to far more than your average Stoner from Kurri, Casey Stoner won the season-opening MotoGP round in Qatar in his first ride for Ducati. In keeping with company policy we considered some sort of hideous pun at this point, but after vegan punk guitarist Lindsay McDougall's efforts on national yoof radio, nothing we could come up with could possibly compare with the claw-your-own-face-off cringeworthiness inherent in describing Stoner's victory lap as a 'Qatar solo'.

78. Two billion of your capitalist-running-dog American dollars is the sum which manky-bearded Chelsea owner and seriously rich cunt Roman Abramovich has foregone in his divorce settlement with newly ex-wife Irina, a former flight attendant. The last time Abramovich paid ridiculous money in order to get fucked over was as recent as last August, though Shevchenko has at least started scoring goals eventually.

79. McLaren has the honour of being the only F1 team named after a dead New Zealander. At least until Tiger's caddie Steve Williams carks it, presumably by getting his head trapped up Tiger's arse and asphixating.

80. The Casanovas, All Night Long: Appear to be taking themselves vaguely seriously. This is not a good idea when you are writing songs that are cheesier than a cheeseburger with extra cheese at a fondue party. But, then again as the Good Lord said, what a friend we have in cheeses.

81. All music died after Definitely Maybe, Blood Sugar Sex Magik and/or A Man's Not A Camel. 'I know why dinosaurs became extinct; it's because they learned how to suck their own cocks'. That's philosophy, homes.

82. Only one Olympian has managed to avoid undergoing the compulsory genetic test for gender and still managed to compete in their chosen event. Unsurprisingly this was Princess Anne in Montreal 1974; unsurprisingly as she is actually a horse.

83. Liverpool FC goalkeeper Jose 'Pepe' Reina had his house broken into while he was slightly preoccupied saving his team's arse in the penalty shootout that decided Pool's Champions League semi against Chelski. Rumours have persisted that the culprit was in fact Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard, as noone is able to vouch for his whereabouts throughout the duration of the game.

84. Some people like cross-dressing, some people like sniffing female cyclists' bike seats. Some people even like Gretel Killeen, or what's left of her.

85. 'Braith Anasta: fucking useless overrated fuck'. Discuss. You may use additional pages if necessary, we dare say you'll need to.

86. NASCAR's newest race winner and Eater Of All The Pies, Juan-Pablo Montoya, is Hispanic. Trust the Americans to know fuck-all about racing and yet still manage to make it all about race.

87. The Hi-5 theme does NOT actually go 'Five in the ass, let's do it together'.

88. There's few things funnier than watching Goths melt in the sun. Livid 2000: more liquefied mascara than a Kiss Army funeral procession.

89. If rock-dumb trophy wives of football players can't spout jawdroppingly off-beam and intolerant viewpoints on daytime television, THE TERRORISTS HAVE WON!

90. Even if Lewis Hamilton WAS Jesus Christ incarnate, after listening to one bleating, lickspittling hour of James Allen spanking himself purple over him, even the Reverend Fred Nile would end up cheering Satan in the red car. Although I understand Schumacher retired last year.

91. The name of the Queensland doctor who assessed Dallas Johnson as ready to play the second half of Origin III was suppressed by Maroons officials, however following some typically tenacious investigative journalism on the part of The World Of Bollocks we were able to EXCLUSIVELY REVEAL the identity of the medical expert in question:

92. John Butler Trio, Grand National: It's a John Butler Trio album. What the fuck do you expect it to sound like? Def Leppard?

93. Melbourne vs Brisbane, NRL Round 22: Actually watching this game may in fact be the dumbest thing you could possibly do short of cleaning your contact lenses with your own gob.

94. The point of Facebook appears to be twofold: (1) You can count up how many friends you have and use this information to compete with other people, just like you used to in kindergarten, and (2) You can represent diagrammatically how each of your friends knows each other. Which is good, because you might forget, given that you probably introduced the motherfuckers in the first place when drunker than George Best.

95. When struggling to come up with new content for your blog, try shamblesing-together a bunch of funny T-shirt ideas that someone else has already come up with.

96. Or just blatantly rip it off The Onion.

97. Talking absolute bollocks and selling bullshit to the public is probably how one ends up a successful multi-millionaire real estate agent in the first place.

98. How long can a trough monster can survive in its natural environment? A fair while. It could probably survive a decent length of time on those little yellow urinal cakes.

99. There's something about rock chicks, dammit. Sarah McLeod from the Superjebus wouldn't have been anywhere near as hot if she'd been a florist or a parking officer. (Is she the only McLeod who has yet to turn up on McLeod's Daughters?)

100. The NRL's recreational drug testing regime has been, up till recently, about as extensive and comprehensive as any collection of Willie Mason quotes which fail to represent him as an arse-brained fucktard.

101. There are more terrible things than musical comedies where everyone sings. There is something worse, and it really does blow: when a long-running series does a cheesy clip show.


The Doctor is OUT.

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PS If you're wondering, which you're not, but if you were, the top five Worlds of Bollocks according to their overly proud Creator in no particular order other than chronological are:

Worst. Decision. Ever. (33)
The disappointment of going out of the World Cup in exactly the dubious manner foreshadowed by office oracle Nostrildramus was successfully channelled into our World Cup Exit Survey.

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust (57)
The only Ashes preview ever to reference Robert Smith from the Cure, the NSW Roads and Traffic Authority, busted-arse Valiants and Eddie McGuire wanting to bone Skeletor.

Dr Yobbo's Guide To Important Bloke Stuff, Volume 1 (66)
If you have functional testicles and a partner with maternal tendencies, you need to read this. Trust me.

Eff One Season Preview (81)
Does pretty much what it says on the tin.

Dealing with loss, industrial deafness and ludicrous queues for the slashers (88)
A nostalgic ode to one's youth, largely spend standing in a paddock getting drunk, sunburnt and deaf.

Sunday, September 02, 2007

Mr E's Beautiful Blues

Well he had a few beautiful games for them, anyway. Yes it's our Hunnerth World O' Bollox and all you bastards get is another stock-standard, goverment-issue, military-grey edition of the Weak in Sport. What an arsebiter of an anticlimax that must be. Spectacularrrrr my coit.

The Misadventures of Goey Johns
This just in: SHOCK HORROR. Professional footballers with too much time on their hands, too much coin in the bank and too many surfer and/or rock star mates in their ear may, in fact, ABUSE RECREATIONAL DRUGS. Bugger me. (Actually that was more Ian Roberts's gig wasn't it?)

Come on, people. Pull the other one, it plays Dr Hook's Greatest Hits. Anyone seriously with their knickers in a twist over this, particularly the buck-toothed cletuses who've been blocking the S-bend of talkback radio and 'Your Say' news sites with their reactionary gibberish (including the truly stratospheric bogans from Mount Annan who proposed that DoCS should take Joey's kid away because he's a drug addict) should probably do a quick headcount of all the other bastions of society with drug and/or alcohol problems, up to and including: most of the NRL, AFL, and nearly all the Australian Cricket Team; any band or musical performer who has ever charted, short of the fucking Hillsong choir (and half of them are probably on the gear anyway); any artist of any relevance or import (you don't think Dali's clocks melted because it was a bit hot outside?); half the journalists who wrote the hand-wringing media pieces which followed; and, almost definitely, the teenage kids of Mr and Mrs DoCS Bogans from Mount Annan. The only reason this story didn't break ten years ago (say, f'rinstance, when Joey and the Newcastle side spent a entire week upright on the piss post-'97 Grand Final - no goey involved there then?) is that the NRL's recreational drug testing regime has been, up till recently, about as extensive and comprehensive as any collection of Willie Mason quotes which fail to represent him as an arse-brained fucktard.

How the NRL managed to get Tigers half Craig Field for powdered goods in 2001 is a complete mystery, or more probably a complete fluke. The resultant suspension pretty much ended Field's glittering football career. Unless you count being captain-coach of Wagga Brothers in Group 9 as 'glittering' - and even that went to shite recently when he was hauled before the beak for staging an armed robbery at the Wagga pub he used to manage. Allegedly. As an aside, Wikipedia's page for Field declares that he is 'regarded as one of the modern game's best halfbacks', indicating the recreational drug culture is also rampant among Wikipedia editors.



More of Craig Field's off-field work (also allegedly)

The issue of proportionality springs forth at this juncture. In league, Field got six months suspension in 2001; more recently, for a similar charge former Cowboy, now Knight Mitchell Sargent was suspended for no time at all but had his Cowpoke contract torn up. Ben Cousins got a three month holiday at a Malibu rehab centre. In the NFL, it takes three drug-related strikes before any form of suspension beyond a handful of games starts kicking in. Yet the ARU's big stupid Dell got two years for coke, and Perth Glory slaphead Stan Lazaridis got a very-probably- career-ending 12 month ban for using anti-slaphead cream that doesn't work worth a thermonuclear clusterfuck anyway given the fact he's still a slaphead and still suspended. Though the latter cases are the only ones of the above with penalties in line with Dick Pound's WADA edicts, there's a definite disproportionality to the amount of time in which each individual is unable to make a living from their profession, based on the whims of fat adminiwankers in ill-fitting suits. At least Stan the man gets the year off to rest his weary bones, which may actually prolong his career (much in the style of Krauty Warne) plenty of time to enable the Advanced Hair people to get the staple gun warmed up (also in the style of Krauty Warne).

And speaking of everyone's favourite Deutschlander uber alles...

Shane Warne to take up German citizenship; will change name to 'Shane Achtung'
The news (dot com dot au) that formerly relevant cricketer Shane Warne will use his mother's fondness for sauerkraut and German sausage (ooh err matron) as a means of enabling his English county team to employ more cheap foreign labour besides himself and excitement machine Stuart 'Sarfraz' Clark has dismayed and horrified various washed-up hacks whose sole role in life is to express reactionary, parochial, ill-informed and woefully-thought-through opinions in the media, including the Prime Minister. According to these commentators (brought to you in association with gin and tonic), Warne's defection to the Hun (and isn't it great to hear all those classy WWII epithets being wrung out again? Is that another England-Germany football match I smell in the tabloids?) will result in betrayal of national values, evisceration of Warne's legacy, global anarchy, the inevitable rise of the Fourth Reich, and hefty recycling of that old gasper about the definition of a geriatric being a German bowler who gets three wickets with consecutive deliveries. At the very least now they have someone vaguely capable of the deed, in the absence of anyone called Hauritz, Hilfenhaus or Lehmann turning out in national colours. And it wasn't as if Kegs Lehmann's glacial left-arm tweak was ever likely to fool three idiot batsmen in a row now was it?

Dr Yobbo's Fathers Day Scoreboard (Round 1 of Many)
• A book about a guy who rode a V-Strom around Australia because he was bored
• A thing to plug one's iPod into one's Subaru
• A soggy half-chewed teething rusk (cheers Lucas)
• A late penalty for the Knights and thirteen tries for the Eels, meaning Souths don't have to play Melbourne in the first week of the finals and get quite so royally fucked up; and
• A well-deserved punch in the face for Braith Anasta (without even getting a penalty for it).

Tyson Gay: Lennox Lewis a bit effete as well
To Osaka, where American sprinter Tyson Gay has bagged three gold medals at the IAAF World Athletics tabloid sports carnival, despite failing to turn up in school uniform or bring a few bucks for lollies and chips at the tuck shop. His finest hour was defeating world record holder and shit-hot running-in-a-straight-line-merchant Asafa Powell in the 100 metres final. Powell, under massive pressure to retain his title, admitted after the race, "I felt Gay coming on my shoulder and I panicked."
Insert childish giggle here, pause for editing...

And finally...
Right now, in a hotel room somewhere near Hamiltron ('City of the Future', which is why the rest of NZ chooses to live in the past), three-time world rally champion Sebastien Loeb is staring at a blank wall, wondering where in the last three days and 1255.98 kilometers of Rally NZ (353.56km of which were competitive stages) he could have found three measly fucking tenths of a second in order to not get beaten by Grumpy Marcus Gronholm. This, the closest ever finish to a world rally event since the sport went global in the late '70s, proves once and for all that even on long journeys, every second counts. Feel free to use this as legally watertight prior art to stoutly defend yourself against anyone with the unmitigated audacity (thanks v. much Zappa, F.) to question why you need to fang around ten over the limit and carving through traffic like Schumacher with his arse on fire on your daily commute (eg wives, partners, orificers of the law et al.) Good afterble cuntsternoon, Seb Loeb made me do it. Let me know how you get on with that (and leave my name out of the papers if you would, OK?)



Schumacher with his arse on fire


The Doctor is OUT (like Nando from Team Big Mac first chance he gets).