Some pictures what I drew (redux)

[Greenlander]

Isn't the trebuchet back to front in this one?

https://www.theguardian.com/football...otiation-final

No, I think it's correct. It's just been fired so the momentum of the bucket is coming back around.

[Guy Profumo]

Ah. Fair enough.

[blameless]

The tiny FA Cup flying off into the distance gave me the giggles.

[Sporting]

Small typo: "song and dance abouth both fouls"?

[Guy Profumo]

The tiny FA Cup flying off into the distance gave me the giggles.

No.


"small"

"far away"

[EIM]

I like the goose. Why does a goose play for Arsenal?

[Patrick Thistle]

Is the ref meant to be dancing like a hare krishna?

[Ray de Galles]

I like the goose. Why does a goose play for Arsenal?

I thought it represented David Luiz.

Only just spotted the shirt and sleeve sponsors and logo on the back of the Middle Ages shirts.

[Patrick Thistle]

That's that annoying goose meme isn't it? Luiz was in the first panel, I thought.

Mikel Arteta as a Lego Man was amusing

[ursus arctos]

Is the goose from Untitled Goose Game?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Untitled_Goose_Game

[Gangster Octopus]

Bloody hell, what terrible hold does [Emeli Sande] have on sports broadcast professionals?

Ah, so it's not just me then...

[Sean of the Shed]

Is the ref meant to be dancing like a hare krishna?

A middle ages folk dance methinks. Akin to the minstrels that followed brave Sir Robin in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

[Patrick Thistle]

A middle ages folk dance methinks. Akin to the minstrels that followed brave Sir Robin in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

That makes more sense. It's just where he's bald.

[scratchmonkey]

Squires takes on the surreal CL knockouts, complete with what I interpreted as a cheeky wave to the OTF folks in the first panel:

https://www.theguardian.com/football...ampions-league

[Bored Of Education]

Excellent. I really want Bale's tank top.

[scratchmonkey]

Surely that's a vest.

[Gert from the Well]

No, it's a tank top, and a particularly gruesome mid-80s sports-casual one to boot. Think Alan Partridge.

[scratchmonkey]

I have feeling that this is a casualty of American-British terminology, much like "pants".

Tank Top

Golf Vest

[Ray de Galles]

No, it's a tank top, and a particularly gruesome mid-80s sports-casual one to boot. Think Alan Partridge.

I thought it would be obvious to everyone that it's actually based on the greatest football kit ever made, Wales' Admiral 1975-80 "tramlines" affair.



Squires knows his stuff.

[Guy Profumo]

Excellent. I really want Bale's tank top.

Is that the "barber" panel?

That's a weskit, surely?

[Guy Profumo]

And tank tops are knitted, if it's woven it's a vest or a singlet.

[Bored Of Education]

No, that's meant to be tank top (or, as Scratchmonkey has helpfully pointed, a Golf Vest in the US).

[Bored Of Education]

Is that the "barber" panel?

That's a weskit, surely?

No, that's Ramos in, as you say, a waistcoat. Or vest in the US.

[Vicarious Thrillseeker]

Messi as George Costanza....

[Foot of Astaire's]

Brilliant! Some great Seinfeld references there.