He must be a Rovers fan - going on about history.

I assume he means Menzies from 2 weeks ago

I would hazard a guess that the poster maybe thinks he resembles one, or more likely that young Tom is forming a penchant for [ibeaver[/i. [size=50(Get it while u can Tommy boy).[/size

oh i see, the same menzies that had a 20 yard or so headstart on the lad is that the one, the same menzies that was so knackered afterwards he was substituted for a rest and did bugger all after that , is that the same one were discussing ...

Must be a French thing i guess

Beaver = Box, gash, poonani.

Shall I draw a picture?

I'm sure he's got enough "pictures".

i think i might change my forum name to "sarah loves briscoe"

yeh,that's right mon ami ! the same [u37 year old guy who went off after about 75 minutes[/u just after scoring the try of the month !

Well I have to admit I have never heard the word poonani

You gotta get down with the kids mate.

Just asked hubby he said it was a posh word for fanny

A solid description from Mr BB

nah,never heard of the froggies eating beaver !

wonder how he got that nickname tho' ?

That had to be carefully worded.

i thought that was something old grannies do in their medicated undies




what the ferk is a poonani

Try of the month? Over Callum Watkins? FFS, Clarkey and Cullen haven't got a clue.
I'll be looking forward to Will Sharp getting a special mention then, if all you've got to do is intercept a pass and run 75 metres in the time it takes Briscoe to run 95.

scandal and rumour is very slack when all we have to discuss is different names for a minge, whilst its a decent topic and one close to my heart it does show a lack of real topics huh

and no mention of a sheilas garden in there (unless you class cullen as one lol but that starts with a C doesnt it)

come on mate,even you have to admit the old man did well ?

mind you,young Tom did well to avoid the zimmer frame as he tackled him just before the line !

Well, I watched the Boots n all highlights and I never saw him ground the ball.

Very.




Or was it a double entendre?

is that french for beaver??

double beaver

sounds a plan

Fanny is the old American word for bum. As in the complete backside - cheeks and all, not the front bum. And according to most music written around that time, they tended to be fat.

anyone recall Fanny Craddock ?

A Clint Newton