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[Ray de Galles]

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Which columnist wrote about "The Sisterhood"? I must have missed that particular piece of crap.

[Borracho]

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Jeff Powell.

[Capybara]

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Green Calx wrote: The Jon Fearn panel . . . fucking hell.

It actually made me laugh out loud, which was embarrassing. I'll probably get a mention on the Office Annoyances thread.

[Ray de Galles]

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Green Calx wrote: Jeff Powell.

Fucking hell, just read it. Up there with "How can I hate women? My mum's one".

[Guy Profumo]

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Hot Orange wrote: Good luck, BDG. Really enjoying the Guardian strips - it's consistently remarkably high-quality stuff and, as others have said, the Mourinho/Wenger panel is a masterpiece, capturing the characters' personalities succinctly and perfectly. Oh, and very funnily.

That said, for me, you'll never be able to top Neil Ruddock's shorts.

Gazza exploding a whale in Piccadilly Circus for this contributor.

[EIM]

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The most incredible thing to come out of that Jeff Powell article is finding out that Jose and Matilde Mourinho's kids are called Jose and Matilde.

[3 Colours Red]

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Green Calx wrote: The Jon Fearn panel . . . fucking hell.

Indeed - deeply disturbing yet hilarious. The look on the children's faces in the first panel is somewhat alarming as well.

[Calvert]

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I do wonder if I should have opened a window in this freshly painted room, though.

Hahahahaha.

[Janik]

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EIM wrote: The most incredible thing to come out of that Jeff Powell article is finding out that Jose and Matilde Mourinho's kids are called Jose and Matilde.

That has nothing on Emma Lynn Hughes. No-one is ever going to match that for egotism.

[Evariste Euler Gauss]

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The whole "naming kids after parents" thing strikes me as pretty mild on the egotism scale. It's been a widespread practice amongst the upper echelons of US society for a very long time, hasn't it, with "Name N. Surname, jr", and even grandchildren such as former US Sec of State James A Baker the Third.

Does it ever get to "the Fourth"?

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Nigella Lawson?

George Foreman's 837 children all called George?

[gjt]

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Evariste Euler Gauss wrote: The whole "naming kids after parents" thing strikes me as pretty mild on the egotism scale. It's been a widespread practice amongst the upper echelons of US society for a very long time, hasn't it, with "Name N. Surname, jr", and even grandchildren such as former US Sec of State James A Baker the Third.

Does it ever get to "the Fourth"?

The golfer Davis Love (III) has a son called Davis Love (IV), according to Wiki.

[Toro Toro]

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Janik wrote:

The most incredible thing to come out of that Jeff Powell article is finding out that Jose and Matilde Mourinho's kids are called Jose and Matilde.

That has nothing on Emma Lynn Hughes. No-one is ever going to match that for egotism.

Don't forget her brother, Emlyn Junior.

(no, really)

[Borracho]

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Nothing can beat Jermaine Jackson calling his son Jermajesty. That takes serious brass balls. And serious amounts of cocaine.

[The Awesome Berbaslug!!!]

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This one has so many tiny details. My favourite is the first page of the newspaper combining fear fear fear fear... With pictures of little fucking Damien.

[Patrick Thistle]

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It is hard to parody the Daily Mail, but somehow he has done it.

He is quite possibly my favourite current cartoonist.

[The Awesome Berbaslug!!!]

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This week is not so much about the jokes as smashing david sullivan repeatedly in the kneecaps, with an iron bar.

[3 Colours Red]

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The choice of roast beef Monster Munch for Allardyce - spot on.

[Ray de Galles]

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David Sullivan's film reviewing tips.

[Bored Of Education]

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Three Times A Reddy wrote: The choice of roast beef Monster Munch for Allardyce - spot on.

Yes, Allardyce wouldn't have the nuanced discernment to have pickled onion flavour.

[My Name Is Ian]

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I can't help but think that this story came out thirty-six hours too late.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/aug/25/west-ham-david-sullivan-film-review

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Bored of Education wrote:

The choice of roast beef Monster Munch for Allardyce - spot on.

Yes, Allardyce wouldn't have the nuanced discernment to have pickled onion flavour.

Indeed - goodness knows how he'd react to Flamin' Hot.

[diggedy derek]

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Really enjoyed this one.

[Patrick Thistle]

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BDG on the Transfer Window

My favourite sequence was Arsene Wenger's transfer deadline day - especially Gunnersaurus's inclusion. (Look for his real eyes!)

[Toby Gymshorts]

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Wenger going to see "Straight Outta Compton" has tickled me immensely. Great stuff, as always.