To be fair

[donnyallday]

Is anyone else sick n tired of the over use of this sentence.

Is it the new" At the end of the day " , saying that every player churned out at every player interview on MOTD.

I propose a five pound donation to any guilty party to donate to any Rovers cause they wish. 

[thumper]

I'd be skint if you did that!

[DubaiRover]

Like I said........

[colfromdonny]

Well, 'back in the day' we all used to say it

[comeonrovers]

watch this mate.  Just shows if footballers didn't have god given talent they would be on another tv programme :-)

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psNAGm5Wpx0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psNAGm5Wpx0</a>

[Spud]

Ha ha that's quality !!!

[nice one rovers]

The phrase that's getting on my tits is , " on the back of" What does it mean, does anybody know.

[besty]

watch this mate.  Just shows if footballers didn't have god given talent they would be on another tv programme :-)

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psNAGm5Wpx0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psNAGm5Wpx0</a>

HaHa thats bloody brilliant

[adamtherover]

'you know' ...while nervously scratching left ear is a personal fave :-)

[adamtherover]

Also talk sport presenters are bringing text speak into the English language by losing words from sentences....  e.g. if Liverpool lost 5 nil to someone they would describe it Liverpool got beat five! ... or man utd won 6 against Norwich etc... how fookin lazy... and chavvy.. just dropping words out of a sentence and hoping the listening public know what they are on about...

[Sammy Chung was King]

''At the end of the day'' usually signifies the person talking to you is bulls...ting,and doesn't really know what they are talking about,another i hate is ''Long may it continue''Rio Ferdinand,John Terry etc all use this one,and what i want to know is how it's possible to give one hundred and fifty percent of effort,i always thought that one hundred percent was as high as it gets