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Sooks in sport
Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 11:16 am
by r.magnay
Sooks in sport.
© Ross Magnay
Where’s the bloody handshake gone, now it’s hug and cuddle up,
And Bathurst might as well have been the bloody Kleenex cup!
Football! Well they pat the bums of teammates if they score,
And if they lose they start to sook or even cry; what’s more!
They push and shove and make out fight, the mob of bloody girls,
They should be wearing dresses with their hair put up in curls.
And tattoos on their arms and legs they think it makes them tough,
I tell you mate I’m over it, I’ve nearly had enough!
Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 12:56 pm
by Neville Briggs

It's the sensitive new age blokes Ross ( SNABS )
I have it on good authority that the fittest and toughest athletes are male ballet dancers.
Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 4:48 pm
by Heather
They don't make girls like they used to either Ross?

Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 10:52 pm
by Bob Pacey
When I was young
Only girls had their ears pierced
and
Girls only had their ears pierced.
Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 3:24 am
by warooa
Yeah some truth to that - used to be an era when the only time you'd see a bloke with tatts cuddle another bloke was if you were doing time

- and ballet dancers may be the fittest blokes, but toughest? I mean for a start they don't even have tattoos, and haven't even got the good grace to high five and pat each others arses after each act.
Marty
Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 5:53 am
by Bob Pacey
The practice of lining up facing that other team for a handshake before a game is still IN for the younger players of Rugby League but for some reason it is deemed un cool for the so called professionals.
I have during games had a running battle with opposition players but still shake their hand after win loose or draw that's if they don't as said ( walk away and sook ).
Yes Ross I agree all the bum patting, high fives and cuddling is over the top.
Bob.
Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 6:48 am
by warooa
Now I don't know how often you packed into a scrum, Bob - probably more a will-o-the-wisp winger, but I'm sure at some stage you've been part of one those strange man-sandwiches that the rugby codes indulge in. So I see a certain irony that you say the cuddling and bum-slapping is OTT where the scrum is one big heads-down bum-cuddle
There was more graciousness in victory in the old days, all that bum-tapping and cuddling was saved for the right time and place - the showers

Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 7:48 am
by Heather
There's bum patting? Where do I sign up?
Heather

Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 12:42 pm
by Bob Pacey
Been in many a scrum Marty and they are not a pretty place I can tell you. Had a bloke I played league with out west Mucker Blanch who was slow to fire up in a game so as soon as the first scrum packed one of our guys used to give him a swift uppercut. He never knew where it came form so took it out on the opposition.
Bob
Heather I do bum slapping for free but only in house calls.
Bob
Re: Sooks in sport
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 3:18 pm
by warooa
Mucker Blanch . . . now there's the name of a character you could wrap a poem around!
