Originally Posted by Dazster

Hmmm - our family was there this year. We didn't give anyone any "crap" and most of the pushy twats were older teens / early twenty-somethings and they weren't Scottish.

We just wanted the folks back in Scotland to get a glimpse of the kids to see how happy they were. Instead we were jostled around by pushy Pohms desperate to be seen as many times as possible. We almost got on camera at one point - until some young twat with an Everton banner held it up and obscured us completely - then had the cheek to push in front of my wife and baby son at the next 'take'. Needless to say, she put him firmly in his place and he skulked off while grumbling something in scouse!

I really don't understand why there were so many football banners - I don't see the relevance. And the pissed young blokes chanting "Engerland Engerland Engerland!" - why exactly are they here??!
I'm just hoping the same banners don't come out on Australia Day - but then why would they?!

Originally Posted by Professional Princess

That is what I do not understand, why the hell would you chant that on a Christmas show, people can tell where they are from by the 'Engerland' flags and no doubt the reliable behaviour of belching and showing off by standing on the highest rock so that everyone can see them.

I laughed at one guy standing next to me, he was Scottish (and oh so handsome), he muttered the words 'dickhead' when he saw these guys. which they were !

I bet they wear the Union Jack on their boxer shorts.

Originally Posted by hitchcock71

and have a bulldog ! and england forever tattooed on the arm x

oh yes he was lovely - hitchcock was peerving at him

lovely hat as well x

i wouldn't have been up set if santa had left him for me for christmas though i think mr hitchcock might have not liked it xx

Originally Posted by Professional Princess

I can still hear that sexy Glaswegian accent 'I am the naughty Santa'

Jesus christ its a long time since I have clapped my eyes on anything that sexy.

Originally Posted by EvannTel

PS Regarding the allegations of the pushing of juniors by Celtic minorities, it was in fact the fault of the English - they started it by invading Scotland in 1296.

Originally Posted by Dazster

Anyway, my wife and I decided not to bother with it next year! And thanks to this thread, she's told me to tone down my accent when around any women

Originally Posted by moneypen20

I love that on the GMTV web site they advice people Bring plenty of water, a sun cream and sunhats. No shit sherlock! How stupid do they think the Poms are in Sydney and Perth? Rhetorical question, no need to answer

Originally Posted by Loch Lomond

It's "Advise" not advice.