Whenwe string a load of passes together and the crowd start cheering for each one

are people shouting yeah or ole? It's just that the local press all seem to think it's Ole. To my knowledge I've never heard anyone shout Ole. After all, this is English football not Spanish bull fighting.

Posted By: cookpassbabtridge on August 9th 2006 at 16:29:12

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Whenwe string a load of passes together and the crowd start cheering for each one (NCFC) - cookpassbabtridge, Aug 9, 16:29:12
- They always call it Ol?-ing... (NCFC) - Dog, Aug 9, 16:33:02
  - me too (NCFC) - SCC 26, Aug 9, 16:33:31
    - but still lazy and slack-jawed? (NCFC) - Dog, Aug 9, 16:37:49
      - definately lazy (n/m) (NCFC) - SCC 26, Aug 9, 16:39:02
        
        Join the club. (n/m) (NCFC) - Dog, Aug 9, 16:41:52
    - I go for more of a "yay" than an "eh", in case people think I'm deaf or a scouser (n/m) (NCFC) - Partial Angler, Aug 9, 16:35:04
      - Or the fonz? (n/m) (NCFC) - Dog, Aug 9, 16:36:35
        
        or a bit of a cunt! (n/m) (NCFC) - Sperminator, Aug 9, 16:38:04
        
        Which bit? (n/m) (NCFC) - Dog, Aug 9, 16:38:47
        
        dunno (n/m) (NCFC) - Sperminator, Aug 9, 16:39:41

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