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wolf63 | 13:45 Wed 07th Dec 2011 | ChatterBank
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This is a story from the Daily Mail that shows that brains are not both required to allow a person to play football professionally.

http://www.dailymail....-produce-puppies.html
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Ah yes!
ChatterBank's just the place for him then... <evil smirk>
One of the first things to check when getting any pet should be it's gender, even more important if getting two pets of the same breed! What an idiot.
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If it was a kitten or a small rodent I could understand the confusion - but these hounds are huge and the boy bits would have been pretty obvious !?

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He can't have ever taken these dogs to a vet. When registering your pets with a vet they always ask the animal's gender. I'm beginning to wonder if he has anything to do with these dogs at all.
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Ya know, it says it all really, ya know!
When did someone ever require brains to kick a lump of leather filled with air? Even TV pundits are unable to speak proper English.
Peter Schmiechel's quite intelligent. But I guess he catches the ball instead.
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answerbankers are human???
What about the flat nosed idiots who catch a ball and run with it?
Jamie Redknapp says things like "They was playing well" and always pronounces TH as F. Unbeleivable that he got a job as a TV pundit.
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Surely he needs to be able to speak properly at least (and Andrew Marr was probably a better footballer).
With ears like Marr has, if he is involved in football he may be mistaken for the FA Cup....
Football doesn't even need pundits. They just tell us what any idiot can see. I am quite capable of analysing a football match myself and the interviews after the game with the players are cringe inducing. Do they send them on a 'how to state the obvious' seminar before they become footballers? A potato could do the same job.
Good one, DT!!
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DT - I picked my fantasy football team using the size of the players ears as a guide to their ability to run through the wind. I know naff all about football - which is obvious as I am at the bottom of the AB league.

Wonder if the puppies are free to a good home - my brother doesn't have a dog and I am having problems getting him a present. He has three small children so it would just fit into the chaotic household. And if it is BOGOF I could get one for the kitties to taunt and bully.





Before there are any complaints - that was what is known as a joke.

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