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Title: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Bugloss2009 on January 26, 2011, 17:18:11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv0ueEI4OBQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv0ueEI4OBQ)
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: rugbypost on January 26, 2011, 17:26:55
Very good liked it . Can not wait for the first female referee in Rugby Union she will they she is on a differant planet, as Men are not alowed to talk. Right or Wrong one sacked or should they both go
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: daitheplant on January 26, 2011, 19:06:15
I don`t think Keys will be far behind him. Lets be fair they are so far behind the times it`s ridiculous.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: valmarg on January 26, 2011, 19:49:25
As Ken Bruce said today on his show, any woman that had played hockey would know and understand the offside rule.

As he also said, any of your pampered poodle male football players, had they ventured on to a ladies hockey pitch just might have grabbed their shins and keeled over for a very good reason. ;D ;D

valmarg
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: cornykev on January 26, 2011, 20:49:01
Well Keys has gone now, though I quite liked him and at least he had the balls to apologise, the other thingy I couldn't stand, I suppose that spawny little git  Jamie Rednapp will squeeze himself into the job, they do say that rats can get in anywhere.   :P :P :P
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: pumkinlover on January 26, 2011, 21:14:49
?????????????????????? ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Georgie on January 26, 2011, 21:18:07
Nice one Bugloss.  We don't need these dinosaurs in sport.  >:(

G x
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: rosebud on January 26, 2011, 21:58:37
 Andy Gray is a male chauvinist pig, always has been.   I like Richard Keys, thought he was better than that.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Bugloss2009 on January 26, 2011, 22:00:22
if I came across someone like that woman - who's doing a job that's *mysteriously* "reserved" for men, my thought wouldn't be that she's obviously rubbish at it. I'd think that she's probably probably worked twice as hard and is twice as good.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Duke Ellington on January 26, 2011, 23:11:36
Loved it Bugloss ;D
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Mr Smith on January 27, 2011, 21:46:52

             The pair of them thought they were so secure in their Sky jobs looked what happened to Ron Atkinson off camera never to be seen again, sorry chaps no can do these days,  If  the pair of them have daughters would they like comments being made about them when trying to do their job of work? of course they wouldn't, personally Keys outstayed his welcome and should of gone years ago in my eyes he is a bad presenter, cocky to self assured and Gray is not far behind, :)
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: daitheplant on January 27, 2011, 21:54:25
Quote from: cornykev on January 26, 2011, 20:49:01
Well Keys has gone now, though I quite liked him and at least he had the balls to apologise, the other thingy I couldn't stand, I suppose that spawny little git  Jamie Rednapp will squeeze himself into the job, they do say that rats can get in anywhere.   :P :P :P

That observation is confirmed by Skys employment of Gray and Keys. 8)
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: djbrenton on January 27, 2011, 22:01:13
It seems that no-one employed by Sky has a good word to say about the pair of them.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: powerspade on January 28, 2011, 06:35:54
When any person, celeb, or organisation becomes too successful then arrogance raised its ugly head. They tend to believe that they become untouchable and find it a shock when they fall in grace (Tesco take note).
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: saddad on January 28, 2011, 07:43:40
Quote from: Bugloss2009 on January 26, 2011, 22:00:22
if I came across someone like that woman - who's doing a job that's *mysteriously* "reserved" for men, my thought wouldn't be that she's obviously rubbish at it. I'd think that she's probably probably worked twice as hard and is twice as good.
Sometimes the best man for a job is a woman  :-X
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Bugloss2009 on January 28, 2011, 08:24:39
Quote from: saddad on January 28, 2011, 07:43:40
Quote from: Bugloss2009 on January 26, 2011, 22:00:22
if I came across someone like that woman - who's doing a job that's *mysteriously* "reserved" for men, my thought wouldn't be that she's obviously rubbish at it. I'd think that she's probably probably worked twice as hard and is twice as good.
Sometimes the best man for a job is a woman  :-X

isn't that kind of talk how all this started?

- two sugars, luv.....
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: saddad on January 28, 2011, 08:41:59
I meant it as a compliment.... some of the best Heads I've worked for have been Headmistresses.. .(not that they call themselves that these days)  ::)
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: BarriedaleNick on January 28, 2011, 08:56:55
Have to agree with saddad - the best people I have worked for have been women or gay!
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Mr Smith on January 28, 2011, 18:50:16

  Actually my last line manager was a female, good boss and a good person(I was in Love), also another guy I work with is openly GAY, he is a credit to the British Military does a better job than the straight guys, anyway going back to the original post, just seen the lady in question on TV, total disgrace for that girl to pull out of another football game because of what is going on, I  hope Gray and Keys are proud of themselves, this girl did not ask for all the attention that is now coming her way, I just hope that when she does go back on to the pitch to do her stuff the crowd give her an Almighty cheer, :)
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Georgie on January 28, 2011, 21:36:18
Quote from: Mr Smith on January 28, 2011, 18:50:16

  Actually my last line manager was a female, good boss and a good person(I was in Love), also another guy I work with is openly GAY, he is a credit to the British Military does a better job than the straight guys, anyway going back to the original post, just seen the lady in question on TV, total disgrace for that girl to pull out of another football game because of what is going on, I  hope Gray and Keys are proud of themselves, this girl did not ask for all the attention that is now coming her way, I just hope that when she does go back on to the pitch to do her stuff the crowd give her an Almighty cheer, :)

Purlease.  If you are going to speak in favour of women having equal access to jobs then please don't use derogatory terms like 'girl' and 'lady'.  We are women, okay?  I can manage to talk about men without resorting to calling you 'lads' or 'lords' so it can't be that difficult!

G x
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Bugloss2009 on January 28, 2011, 22:20:18
The Goodies got it right all those years ago with their "Keep Filth off Television" S.E. CROSS Education film How To Make Babies By Doing Dirty Things

This is a Man........

and this isn't.

This is a picture of a Man and a Lady.

There is a difference between Men and Ladies. Do you know what it is?

That's right. Men are better at football.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Mr Smith on January 28, 2011, 22:34:43
Quote from: Georgie on January 28, 2011, 21:36:18
Quote from: Mr Smith on January 28, 2011, 18:50:16

  Actually my last line manager was a female, good boss and a good person(I was in Love), also another guy I work with is openly GAY, he is a credit to the British Military does a better job than the straight guys, anyway going back to the original post, just seen the lady in question on TV, total disgrace for that girl to pull out of another football game because of what is going on, I  hope Gray and Keys are proud of themselves, this girl did not ask for all the attention that is now coming her way, I just hope that when she does go back on to the pitch to do her stuff the crowd give her an Almighty cheer, :)

Purlease.  If you are going to speak in favour of women having equal access to jobs then please don't use derogatory terms like 'girl' and 'lady'.  We are women, okay?  I can manage to talk about men without resorting to calling you 'lads' or 'lords' so it can't be that difficult!

G x
Excuse me, I'm not an 'If you' but a Mr, in fucture if you need to reply please address me in the correct fashion  by my title of 'Mr Smith', its very easy because I'm  a man OK,
       
Mr Smith x                                         
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: tonybloke on January 28, 2011, 23:16:09
Quote from: Mr Smith on January 28, 2011, 22:34:43




QuoteExcuse me, I'm not an 'If you' but a Mr, in fucture if you need to reply please address me in the correct fashion  by my title of 'Mr Smith', its very easy because I'm  a man OK,
     
Mr Smith x  


a man without a spell check on his computer, evidently!
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: SamLouise on January 28, 2011, 23:33:13
Quote from: Bugloss2009 on January 28, 2011, 22:20:18
The Goodies got it right all those years ago with their "Keep Filth off Television" S.E. CROSS Education film How To Make Babies By Doing Dirty Things

This is a Man........

and this isn't.

This is a picture of a Man and a Lady.

There is a difference between Men and Ladies. Do you know what it is?

That's right. Men are better at football.

;D ;D


Quote from: tonybloke on January 28, 2011, 23:16:09
Quote from: Mr Smith on January 28, 2011, 22:34:43

Excuse me, I'm not an 'If you' but a Mr, in fucture if you need to reply please address me in the correct fashion  by my title of 'Mr Smith', its very easy because I'm  a man OK,
     
Mr Smith x  

a man without a spell check on his computer, evidently!


Shouldn't that letter a be a capital?

I'm not a fan of Gray or Keys and putting aside the sexism row for a moment, I do find this whole situation of trial by media or by public via the media to be unacceptable.  It appears to be taking place far too much in this nosey, obsessed country we find ourselves in.

Also, I don't mind being called a lady, woman, girl or chief cook and bottle washer ;D ;D
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Mr Smith on January 29, 2011, 07:45:08
           

     So what who needs a spell check, what you see is what you get, it just shows how ignorant I'm, :) 










Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: rosebud on January 29, 2011, 20:22:28
No Mr Smith, you are not ignorant.  Other members have no right to correct you if you make a mistake as most of us do at times.  That is bad manners!!!!!.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: daitheplant on January 29, 2011, 21:12:13


Purlease.  If you are going to speak in favour of women having equal access to jobs then please don't use derogatory terms like 'girl' and 'lady'.  We are women, okay?  I can manage to talk about men without resorting to calling you 'lads' or 'lords' so it can't be that difficult!

G x
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What`s derogatory about being called a lady? There are lots of "women" who really are ladies.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: djbrenton on January 29, 2011, 21:16:04
Now calling someone a Madam on the other hand.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: cornykev on January 29, 2011, 23:15:26
What about fit birds.    ??? ??? ???                    ;)                            :-X
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Borlotti on January 30, 2011, 00:38:17
I like being called 'love' by bus drivers etc.  Don't really mind what you call me lady, woman, girl is nice, not old pregnant dog, or old bag, but don't really care.  Don't really like 'mad old woman that steals cats', must just check on Dulce, haven't seen him for two days since I locked the cat flap, poor Charlie can get out but not in. Girls in my time weren't allowed to play football but did have a very good time making the orange juice and chatting to the boys at half time, and liked kicking a ball, don't really fancy all that running up and down the pitch (or whatever you call the grass). I had a few men at work trying to pinch my bum, but just turning round and swearing 'f  ck off' loudly, they didn't try again.  I never felt threatened by it, and it doesn't happen now.  I find a good smack round the face and a scream usually works, if it is a young girl I would support her, but most women can give as good as they get, if not more.
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Squash64 on January 30, 2011, 05:14:10
Quote from: cornykev on January 29, 2011, 23:15:26
What about fit birds.    ??? ??? ???                    ;)                            :-X

...........in my dreams..  ;D

Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: Paulines7 on January 30, 2011, 10:49:20
Georgie, I much prefer being called a lady than a woman.   :D

I have a group of friends and when we arrange to meet we always refer to it as a "Girls get together" or a "Girls day out". 

When one of the group died, we clubbed together and sent a wreath.  When I asked them all what they would like written on the card, they all said it should come from "The Girls".   

Women have been around in football for years.  In the late 1980's, I used to run a boys' football team.  In our final year we were second in the league and won the cup. 
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: valmarg on February 01, 2011, 18:16:37
Quote from: Bugloss2009 on January 28, 2011, 22:20:18
That's right. Men are better at football.

Oh no they are not.

The England ladies team has won more that our pathetic men's team.  The pampered poodles. ;D

valmarg
Title: Re: Memorial to Andy Gray
Post by: pumkinlover on February 01, 2011, 19:35:40
 ;D ;D ;D -at Valmarg