The Long Awaited Return of South vs. Louth
Tom RosselliLouth is far away, really far.
Listening to Norwich play football isn't the best hype-track.
Bhav didn't appreciate Tom's calves.
Jim's pre-game teas were excellent.
Louth's sideline looked like it had been painted by a drunkard.
Craig had a silly hat.
Mike nearly killed the skipper with a random aerial to his face. Luckily, Xabi is a secret ninja and dodged it.
Pearson missed another open goal. He claims that it was occupied by a goalie… we are doubtful.
We scored from a short corner: slip to John, then back to Pearson for the goal.
Stu is a dribbling machine, much to the despair of his teammates.
We didn't play like champions… but who cares…
Mike smashed his hand. "It looks like my hand has a fat suit on."
Tom managed to set up their centre forward with a deflection away from his manhood, straight past Colin. Luckily he managed to catch up and block the shot.
Jason touched the ball four times, about a touch per 1h 15m of travel time…
Craig scored a cracking goal from a tight angle.
DJ Colin had a bumpy start on the way home but soon started smashing it with the tunes.
Graveling is a legend for driving all the way to Louth, and pulling over for a sorely needed pitstop.
Congratulations to Dave and Helen on the birth of their new baby boy!
Craig Spencer
Showed full commitment to the team with a 12 hour round trip, plus scored a sweeet goal and ran around like a man possessed.
Chris Pearson
Pearson, after many years of hockey, still struggles with the concept of putting the ball in the goal… especially if it's empty…
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