“Tekkers

[Kevo4]

"can I get"

Why does that trigger you so much?

 

[Juninhoburger]

Why does that trigger you so much?

Because it's "May I have"

Or "May I please have"

"Can I get" is American and stupid.

 

[Rofesleg]

Some words are fine by themselves but when you put them together they are really annoying.
For example, I loved Juninho and I really like burgers. But join them together....

 

[Badonde]

Worldy

 

[Norbert_Colon]

Anyhoo
Penna
corner Ball
Presser
Grown men using the word lush

 

[Boro in Devon]

"Unprecedented", used all the time recently.

"Hard working families" - creepy political crap

 

[wilkos_perm]

Because it's "May I have"

Or "May I please have"

"Can I get" is American and stupid.

I don't use it, but "can i get" isn't gramatically incorrect or stupid like people claim, just arguably less polite sounding

 

[Ironops]

I heard 'tekkers' and 'top bins' on the commentary for the England ladies game yesterday - almost turned it off. That and that fact they were $hite

 

[Scrug]

‘just sold my car, to Sammy Silvera’

 

[Grover]

Weekinweekout.

 

[Quicksilvera]

‘just sold my car, to Sammy Silvera’

That’s an insult to Sam Silvera and should be a lifetime ban for anyone singing it.

 

[TheYorkshireTerrier]

Ball knowledge is my new least favourite football term

 

[atypical_boro]

Boxing but “Fury easily beats Joshua” (or whoever) rather than “Fury would easily beat Joshua”.

 

[Brian Marwood]

Asdas

 

[Quicksilvera]

Ball knowledge is my new least favourite football term

My nephew says ball and it does my head in but I have to give him a bit of leeway as he’s only 7.

 

[Badonde]

Used to grate on me when Brendan Rodgers talked about 'the group' and 'we' this and 'we' that
All footie now seem to use it.
Not sure Brian Clough would have entertained such language

 

[sweet_left_foot]

stop the boats

 

[MVBoro]

'integrated' into the group and my personal cricket pet peev 'fivefer' (not even sure how you spell it or how it found its way into cricket parlance). When I was growing up, it was alway 5 for 60 or whatever not 'fer'!!! (aargh).

 

[Jedi boro]

'integrated' into the group and my personal cricket pet peev 'fivefer' (not even sure how you spell it or how it found its way into cricket parlance). When I was growing up, it was alway 5 for 60 or whatever not 'fer'!!! (aargh).

Darren gough is the Worst for this.

 

[Bobby_Digital]

'Absolute limbs'
'Unreal' when referring to decidedly average things