An innocent enquiry: might these two headlines be in any way connected?
Jol looks for advice as axe looms at Spurs
(Nonsense, no doubt. But it's good to see Chelsea in trouble.)
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Joshua
September 20th, 2007 10:14amIt never ceases to amaze me that a man of your refined cultural sensibilities (a love of classical music, opera, the sport of kings, fine food; a visceral loathing for the whole Harry Potter phenomenon) could be so passionate about such an ugly sport.
jimmy
September 20th, 2007 11:38amWhy can nice people become so uncharitable when it comes to sport, and in particular football? Interested to know...
Scott
September 20th, 2007 4:22pmIt provokes an odd thrill of pleasure in this steady American reader to discover that some posts cross the Atlantic as the purest gibberish. Glad to see that some local color remains in the Anglo-sphere. Wonder what topics equally befuddle in the return crossing.
Lee Jakeman
September 21st, 2007 3:34amI support English football. Remember it? You know, that game we used to play before all these foreigners took it over.
After Spurs' 6-1 win, I bet Joshua's not singing any more.