Italy v England: Match Thread: KO 8pm

What's a gibber ?

Same, it’s jibber. IC £#%&!ing J

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

What's a gibber ?

someone who gibs (if you can't spell). a person of poor character, who thinks that he deserves to enjoy the fruits of someone else's labour for free, whilst others pay. basically, the football equivalent of a shoplifter or someone who doesn't pay their subs. a criminal. each probably has his own equivalent of a really shit hat, too.

It's Jib, always has been......

. jibbed, jib·bing, jibs. 1. To stop short and turn restively from side to side; balk. 2. To perform tricks by jumping onto and maneuvering over fixed obstacles such as railings or platforms.

ICJ

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

It's Jib, always has been......



ICJ

Whoosh

Originally Posted by redhegemony

There should be a truth and reconciliation committee for these sorts of crimes. You have to meet with Wishbone Ash, apologise and agree to buy all their back catalogue.

Would rather face a custodial sentence

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

What's a gibber ?

That’s why I posted, absolutely bemused to see people just going along with it

Originally Posted by Sapien

He's going to try gibbing in Qatar. Good luck pal!

Well, gotta make his mind up, is a ticket gonna cost him an arm and a leg or two hands?

Bitter blooo @#%&!

Former England and Manchester City defender Wayne Bridge has revealed the Three Lions' Euro 2020 final defeat by Italy was even more painful because he hates Roberto Mancini.

'It really hurt me because I hate Mancini, everyone knows I have no love for him.

'I wouldn't say he's the worst I've had, but tactically he isn't that great. What he did was good, which hurts to say.

'Not only was my family cheering for England, they were cheering that Mancini was losing, so it hurt us even more. I never really got him as a manager.'

He added: 'All credit to what he did at Manchester City when winning the league, so City fans will love him, but if you look at the players and the squad that he had, that's what won it, not him as a manager.