What's in a name

[Super_horns]

They talk about the lack of communication or trust between officials and the players - this might sum it up quite well!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43314870

Thankfully the Hemel captain was on hand to make sure common sense was found and the red card got rescinded!

 

[Leo]

They talk about the lack of communication or trust between officials and the players - this might sum it up quite well!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43314870

Thankfully the Hemel captain was on hand to make sure common sense was found and the red card got rescinded!

....no more no less imo.

 

[claret50]

Could've been worse, there was a player in the late 1800's whose name was Segal Bastard, he even played for England once, he went on to become a referee.

 

[S74Blade]

There was a player called Arse used to play for Forest. Commentators used ro say « Horse »

 

[Leo]

There was a player called Arse used to play for Forest. Commentators used ro say « Horse »

Just imagine supporters cheering him on...'Up the Arse'.