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David Flitcroft Pre-Match

Brendan Bradley

Vital Squad Member

A very positive interview, but I guess they always are no matter who we're talking about. The bitterness becomes evident post match.

But I've got to have a chuckle about a couple of things

0:33 "sometimes you get a bit of a damp squid"

1:55 "the lads have got a real infinity with the supporters here" .... we'll never hear the last of it

Is Dave related to Hilda Baker?
 

A very positive interview, but I guess they always are no matter who we're talking about. The bitterness becomes evident post match.

But I've got to have a chuckle about a couple of things

0:33 "sometimes you get a bit of a damp squid"

1:55 "the lads have got a real infinity with the supporters here" .... we'll never hear the last of it

Is Dave related to Hilda Baker?

Strewth! You couldn't make it up, could you!
 

A very positive interview, but I guess they always are no matter who we're talking about. The bitterness becomes evident post match.

But I've got to have a chuckle about a couple of things

0:33 "sometimes you get a bit of a damp squid"

1:55 "the lads have got a real infinity with the supporters here" .... we'll never hear the last of it

Is Dave related to Hilda Baker?


I do find it funny when people use a malapropism for something but I have to say we have probably all done it at some point I know I have and when it comes out your mouth you know it's wrong but carry on hoping nobody has noticed :lol:

My old boss always used to say Pacific instead of specific.

Do you mean Hylda Baker? :grinning:

Here are some classic malapropisms

1. A prospectus is someone who searches for gold.
2. Stop me if I'm going off on a tandem
3. I can assert the truth of it, without fear of contraception.
4.. If you swallow poison, you should take an anecdote.
5. I was prostate with grief.

It just tickles my sense of humour :grinning:
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Our next door neighbour is an expert at malapropisms. He once told me he'd bought a tangerine, which I thought was an unremarkable thing to be communicating to me.

Until he started talking about Moroccan cooking and it dawned on me he meant a tagine. :lol:
 
I do find it funny when people use a malapropism for something but I have to say we have probably all done it at some point I know I have and when it comes out your mouth you know it's wrong but carry on hoping nobody has noticed :lol:

My old boss always used to say Pacific instead of specific.

Do you mean Hylda Baker? :grinning:

Here are some classic malapropisms

1. A prospectus is someone who searches for gold.
2. Stop me if I'm going off on a tandem
3. I can assert the truth of it, without fear of contraception.
4.. If you swallow poison, you should take an anecdote.
5. I was prostate with grief.

It just tickles my sense of humour :grinning:
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I do find it funny when people use a malapropism for something but I have to say we have probably all done it at some point I know I have and when it comes out your mouth you know it's wrong but carry on hoping nobody has noticed :lol:

My old boss always used to say Pacific instead of specific.

Do you mean Hylda Baker? :grinning:

Here are some classic malapropisms

1. A prospectus is someone who searches for gold.
2. Stop me if I'm going off on a tandem
3. I can assert the truth of it, without fear of contraception.
4.. If you swallow poison, you should take an anecdote.
5. I was prostate with grief.

It just tickles my sense of humour :grinning:
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you should publish a book!