World Cup Rhyming Slang

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World Cup Rhyming Slang

by liamobey » 13 Jun 2014 11:42

I'll start.

Mexico's goalkeeer is called Jose de Jesus corona.
I'm not sure about Mex vs Cam but i do have a massive Jose de Jesus about Spain vs Holland.

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by Whatevs » 13 Jun 2014 11:47

can someone find a player who's name rhymes with pageonein

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by liamobey » 13 Jun 2014 11:48

Diego Godin

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by Whatevs » 13 Jun 2014 11:49

Anyone for sympathypost?

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by Pepe the Horseman » 13 Jun 2014 11:54

Whatevs can someone find a player who's name rhymes with pageonein

Erm, Fredy Guarín?


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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by From Despair To Where? » 13 Jun 2014 12:39

Gonzalo Higuain

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by Flyingkiwi » 19 Jun 2014 23:19

Steven Gerrard = Retard
Usage: "Look at him. He's fallen over again. Is there something wrong with him"?
"It's not his fault. He's a Steven Gerrard. He goes to a special school"
(Works on all levels. Not just rhyming slang)

Joe Hart = Fart
Usage: "Jesus! What's that smell. Did someone drop a Joe Hart?
(Makes a change from Joe Hart dropping things)

Daniel Sturridge = Courage
Usage: "If Joe Hart had any Daniel Sturridge, he'd've thrown himself at the feet of the opposing centre-forward".
(Just like Daniel Sturridge throws himself at the feet of the opposing goalkeeper)

Leighton Baines = Stains
Usage: "England shouldn't wear white. You can see all the Leighton Baines on their shirts".
"To be fair; that sort of shit will stain anything"

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by leon » 20 Jun 2014 01:03

Flyingkiwi Steven Gerrard = Retard
Usage: "Look at him. He's fallen over again. Is there something wrong with him"?
"It's not his fault. He's a Steven Gerrard. He goes to a special school"
(Works on all levels. Not just rhyming slang)

Joe Hart = Fart
Usage: "Jesus! What's that smell. Did someone drop a Joe Hart?
(Makes a change from Joe Hart dropping things)

Daniel Sturridge = Courage
Usage: "If Joe Hart had any Daniel Sturridge, he'd've thrown himself at the feet of the opposing centre-forward".
(Just like Daniel Sturridge throws himself at the feet of the opposing goalkeeper)

Leighton Baines = Stains
Usage: "England shouldn't wear white. You can see all the Leighton Baines on their shirts".
"To be fair; that sort of shit will stain anything"


to be fair England have always bottled tournaments so none of this should be a surprise

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by BraisingsteakRoyal » 20 Jun 2014 09:15

Raheem Sterling = Curling.

"Why is Wazzer always the last one out of the dressing room?"
"He's Raheem Sterling one out - he had a massive kebab this morning."


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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by liamobey » 20 Jun 2014 10:55

BraisingsteakRoyal Raheem Sterling = Curling.

"Why is Wazzer always the last one out of the dressing room?"
"He's Raheem Sterling one out - he had a massive kebab this morning."


:D :D :D :D

*sends whatsapp to friends' worldcup group pretending it's his own*

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Re: World Cup Rhyming Slang

by Royal Ginger » 21 Jun 2014 12:45

Surely the phrase would be "He's Raheem(ing?) one out" You'd not use the Sterling, such is the way rhyming slang works.

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