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Tag Archives: Filthy English
Gillette – The Worst an LFC Fan Can Get
So, part of me believes that the Yank ownership spree in the UK is universal and cosmic justice for the American revolution. As karma payback for “taxation representation,” the Brits must suffer “debt re-consolidation with no prospects for salvation.” Or … Continue reading
You Know Nothing of Sengkang Punggol FC
So, you enjoyed the world cup matches, didn’t you? The goals. The drama. The near misses. The crushing weight of expectations bearing upon broad shoulders, the dissipation of dreams like the dew of an August morning. Yet one very important … Continue reading
US v. England Preview – The Referee Review
Apparently, the Brazilian referees for tomorrow’s game are beefing up on their English pejoratives. However, given the vast chasm between British and American English, I fear that some innocent chitchat may lead to an unwarranted yellow card. Allow me to … Continue reading
New Year, New Content Thievery, Part 2
Hello, fellow Americans. Have you ever heard of “Teletext”? Me neither. Think Atari graphics meets the ESPN gamecast, but twice as slow and cool. Sadly, this technology is going the way of the dodo due to your love of Apple. … Continue reading
The Irish-American UN-Diplomatic Dispute
Ireland and France square off in Dublin in the first match of a two leg playoff with World Cup qualification at stake. With so much one the line, nerves will play a role and uncertainty looms. Can Ireland qualify for … Continue reading
Gulati´s Remarks – Some Explanatoriation
People are confused. To be more specific, Indians, Brits, and Aussies are confused. The president of US soccer, Sunil Gulati, recently stated that “US´s soccer´s faith never wavered in Bob Bradley.” But if that´s so, then why was Bradley hired … Continue reading
Pre-mature English Translation
So, it has been pointed out that my focus on filthy Spanish has left a gaping hole for the lovers for filthy English. Even more so, Fredorrarci at the wonderful sportisatvshow let me onto an unusual Irish term. That word … Continue reading