As seen in the Sydney Morning Herald, reported on Twitter by Antony Green
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That’s funny! It would be even funnier if I weren’t a Newcastle fan…
I wonder how long this is going to last (the BPL, in its current form), this in the Guardian (shocking) asks some great questions http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/may/10/premier-league-tv-viewers-sea-ingle
Sadly, I only speak English and Google seems not to have a useable translator.
What are the implications of all the words? (Looking at the pictures with the sound turned off, it looks like a simple case of one team being handed its ass to take home.
Larry, re-read the verb, it is not the apposite term. I missed it at first.
“Regulated” as in owned.
No, no, no, sykes, have you been living under a rock for the last ten years? When using “owned” in that sense, the correct contemporary spelling is “pwned!” 😉