Things that p**s me off, in world football.

[werner]

1. Snoods

2. Socks rolled up over the knees.

Annoys the f*** out of me! Culprits doing their best to make it look like a non-man's game! What else is there?

[blahblah]

brown paper packages tied up with string

[LincolnFan]

Rolling around on the ground like uve been shot in the face with a shotgun! and then getting up and running perfectly like nothing happened!!!!

[ThatDickw/theGlasses]

Arsenal & Barcelona's over-inflated sense of self importance & belief that they're the protectors of 'proper' football.

[King_Billy]

Melbourne Victory

[blahblah]

Melbourne Victory

[Steelinho]

Conceding goals.

[terry tibbs]

[jasonkv]

All of the above?

[shinAUFC]

when people pull these phrases that are not in their vocab that they have read somewhere

-Tactical nous

-Plying his trade

etc etc

[bundibundi]

- When the grass hasnt been cut in 2 months at the Campo do Santarritense.

- Selfish Brazilians.

- Not winning.

[bundibundi]

Rolling around on the ground like uve been shot in the face with a shotgun! and then getting up and running perfectly like nothing happened!!!!

Last thing I shot in the face with a shot gun didnt roll around.


(It was my mate in Halo 3, he just respawned )

[bundibundi]

people who say ronaldinio.

people who say gilardinio/nho.

australian tourists who try to speak spanish in brazil.

sbs commentators who change accent to pronounce foreign names then go back to their normal australian accent.

sbs commentators who pronounce any foreign name whether it be french turkish portuguese etc in a spanish/italian accent.

[Interloper]

Teams kicking the ball out when a player is 'injured.'

...and increasingly, teams giving the ball back after an injury (except if it was the referee who stopped the play.)

I'm convinced that 90% of time-wasting and fair chunk of simulation would disappear overnight if even one mildly succesful team refused to play ball with this convention.

[Steelinho]

people who say ronaldinio.

people who say gilardinio/nho.

australian tourists who try to speak spanish in brazil.

sbs commentators who change accent to pronounce foreign names then go back to their normal australian accent.

sbs commentators who pronounce any foreign name whether it be french turkish portuguese etc in a spanish/italian accent.

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