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A few cheeky sherberts :anguish:

 

Not strictly aimed at the mackems but I absolutely abhor all these pet names / phrases people have for drink. And the use of the word cheeky beforehand.

 

Cheeky sherbet has to be up there with the absolute worst though.

 

Presumed sherbert was there way of not saying cocaine

I understood it as booze, but coke makes more sense thinking about it [emoji38]

 

Either way :anguish:

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Derives from the Turkish word 'sherbet' which was a cooling drink made from fruit juice

 

Was top of the page on google, it must be true

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Can't wait for Moyes to have a massive clear out bring in loads of dross and then leave before August is out

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MOYES GONE

 

Sunderland AFC has announced that David Moyes has resigned from his position as manager of the football club.

 

David advised the chairman and chief executive of his decision to leave the club at a meeting in London this morning (Monday 22nd May 2017).

 

Speaking about the decision, chairman Ellis Short stated: “I pursued the services of David Moyes for a considerable period prior to his appointment last summer, which makes the announcement of his departure difficult for everyone concerned.

 

“Having worked tirelessly throughout the campaign to avoid relegation from the Premier League, David has chosen to leave the club without compensation, which is testament to his character.

 

“In the days ahead we will take some time for reflection, and then focus on recruitment and pre-season as we prepare for our Championship campaign. We wish David well in the future.”

 

David Moyes said: “I would like to thank Ellis Short and the Board for giving me the opportunity to manage Sunderland and the fans for always being so passionately supportive of their club.

 

“I wish the players and my successor well in their efforts towards promotion back to the Premier League”.

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