Is there anyone more punchable than the ever so smug Rev Richard Coles?
However, Only Connect is a rubbish quiz.
Quote from: VillaiNorseVillan on July 23, 2015, 12:00:54 AMWell, Class-of-82, the ruggeristas aren't always so tolerant of the anthem. When I was at school I made my debut and swansong against the Ercall Wood XV. I, as you put it, belted it out and I was the only one! I was treated like a pariah afterwards too.Yes, I may be biased, but in my opinion Ce Ce Peniston 's You Got The Love never sounded so poignant as on that Wednesday afternoon in Shropshire in November 1993. Shame on you.Candi Staton did "You Got the Love", Ce Ce Peniston's hit was "Finally", which she seemingly released dozens of times in the 90s.
Well, Class-of-82, the ruggeristas aren't always so tolerant of the anthem. When I was at school I made my debut and swansong against the Ercall Wood XV. I, as you put it, belted it out and I was the only one! I was treated like a pariah afterwards too.Yes, I may be biased, but in my opinion Ce Ce Peniston 's You Got The Love never sounded so poignant as on that Wednesday afternoon in Shropshire in November 1993. Shame on you.
This is a h&v classic!! I love this place!What are people's thoughts on women's cricket?
Quote from: Risso on July 23, 2015, 12:16:44 PMI do like watching the Ashes on the TV, but all that "Bumble" nonsense and him with his fivefer crap makes me want to put my foot through the telly.Even though he is a biased Lancashire bloke, Bumble when he does the county 20/20 is hilarious. The other week the Bears were away at Lancashire and the camera panned to a family in the crowd wearing Hawaian shirts. Bumble said 'Look at this lot here, come all the way from Hawaii to spend two weeks in Manchester.'
I do like watching the Ashes on the TV, but all that "Bumble" nonsense and him with his fivefer crap makes me want to put my foot through the telly.