West Ham musings by Pete May, author of Hammers in the Heart, Irons in the Soul and Goodbye to Boleyn
Thursday, July 12
The lost art of sledging
Whatever the result of the John Terry trial, what's
remarkable is the low standard of "handbags" verbals between Terry
and our old defender Anton Ferdinand. Shagging gestures, you're smelly
gestures, a lipreader spotting the words “f***ing knobhead” and more 'c' words
than even Peter Cook and Dudley Moore could produce on a Derek and Clive
album. It's not exactly Wildean. Oh for a footballer who could produce a more
original insult, something akin to Monty Python's "Your mother
was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"
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