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PUNDITS TALKING FISH Print E-mail
Written by Hibbie Hippie   
Thursday, 30 September 2004

ImageLast seasons lulus revisited by Hibbie Hippie.

 

"They’ve got to get that first goal first to have any chance of scoring" – S. Clark, Killie v Cream Buns, 8/2.

"It’s 50-50 possession so far" – S. Clark, Hibs v Scumbos 15/2… at that exact moment the screen was displaying 60:40 possession in the Murrayfield mob’s favour.

"He’s both-footed", - G. Smith on Riordan, during same game.

"They’re thirty league games unbeaten – in the league", - R. MacLean, Huns v ‘Tic, 28/4.

 

* A special commemorative issue of "Pundits Talking Pish" from Euro 2004 is currently being compiled by Hibbie Hippie, solely from the nauseating xenophobic ramblings of Motty and Tyldsley. This 26-volume set runs to approximately 50,000 pages and guarantees at least one mention of 1966 on every page. Weighing 8 ˝ tons, these beautifully bound books can be utilised in a number of ways, preferably by being dropped from the roof of a very high building onto the heads of the insufferable pair of moronic twats Skinner and Baddiel.

 

Look out for further exciting titles:

 

"Clarky conveys crap!"

"Smithy slavers sh*te!"

"MacLean mumbles moronically!"

"Ron rants racistly!"

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