Think that was what was implied.If I didn't wear scum shirt, does that mean we would definitely lose? As that would change my response.
To guarantee a Rangers win, absolutely no problem whatsoever.I would never wear a 19th Century Terrorist scum top.
No feckin chance - I have an aversion to that colour. Was asked to to play in a charity game where both teams would wear green and white which I refused and then got called an OB.
Next week it’s play your cards right.Alan Carr presenting a version of 'Play your cards right.' Depressing times.
Bruce Forsyth loyal.
Did Sudacream get rid of the itch?I would. Then make sure I was last out the ground and wipe my arse with it.
On a similar theme.
I remember an amateur game back in the eighties when were informed by the ref pre match that there was a serious colour clash with the opposition and we'd have to find alternative tops from somewhere.
We eventually sourced a set of tops from another team and yes, you've guessed it, it was a set of celtc tops.
We only had 2 or 3 mentally challengeds in our team, so they had to bite the bullet and follow suit with the rest of us as we took to the field with 11 inside out Celtc tops.
To guarantee a Rangers win, absolutely no problem whatsoever.
Alan Carr presenting a version of 'Play your cards right.' Depressing times.
Bruce Forsyth loyal.
Mate we were all devastated by Carol's departure but the lovely Rachel soon lifted all us loyal countdown fans from our depressed state.Were you suicidal when Rachel Riley took over from Carol Vorderman as a countdown nice piece?
I'm jesting of course and respect your obvious man love for Bruce Forsyth.
Only joking mate.
I wore a hoops shirt for a cancer charity one day.No feckin chance - I have an aversion to that colour. Was asked to to play in a charity game where both teams would wear green and white which I refused and then got called an OB.
Alan Carr presenting a version of 'Play your cards right.' Depressing times.
Bruce Forsyth loyal.
I wore a hoops shirt for a cancer charity one day.
I’d earned nearly £2k for it.
All I had to do was turn up and walk around a hall wearing the thing and pose for pictures of this seismic event.
The venue was a big hotel in Silverknowes in Edinburgh.
Can’t remember the name, maybe Commodore?
I donned said top along with white face paint, teardrop eyes, “see you Jimmy” wig, big red nose, dungrees and size 32 boots.
Yes, I was the complete clown.
Nearly £2k for the charity from staff, colleagues, invited suppliers plus more on the night from others wanting pictures including an in-house magazine and the charity’s own publication.
I would accept being an OB to demeaning myself !No feckin chance - I have an aversion to that colour. Was asked to to play in a charity game where both teams would wear green and white which I refused and then got called an OB.
Me tooI would accept being an OB to demeaning myself !