[Archived] Rovers' Words Dictionary

[dillo_dillo]

I read "A Dingle, where does the term/name come from" thread.

I'm a Stranger(outsider) and newcomer on this forum.

sometimes I don't understand what are you talking about.

I want to need ...like " Rovers word dictionary( Rovers "wikipedia ")

ex)

Burnley >> see [Dingles]

[D]

Dingles : a.k.a Burnley.

Dingle is ~~~.

How do you think about it?

I really want to it reading and more enjoying for this forum...

I'm happy If you post your word for Rovers.

One day, I'll contain the words of it ,and translate it on my Japanese Rovers fan-site.

yes, many japanese Rovers fan hard to understand word of fan's special Rovers's words.

Wikipedia's

Blackburn

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackburn

Blackburn Rovers

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackburn_Rovers

Edited June 6, 2006 by dillo_dillo

[modes98]

A Davies Grabbi

A player who costs around £7million, takes a heafty wage and does nothing

Big Club

A club now playing for the championship as they were too good for the premiership

Edited June 1, 2006 by modes98

[Cocker]

Arte et Labore = by skill and labour

[trueblue]

Dingle = A @#/? who lives at the end of the M65

[pleasure]

Dingle = A @#/? who lives at the end of the M65

@#/? is 1 of my favourite slang words. very under-used, lets hear more of it!

[bob fleming]

Pleasure: - n1 : a pleasure rumour: - a half truth, probably overhead coming from an inebriated shaun wright-philips in a night club at 3.30 a.m. extremely unlikely to occur in the time scales stated, if ever.

[pleasure]

Pleasure: - n1 : a pleasure rumour: - a half truth, probably overhead coming from an inebriated shaun wright-philips in a night club at 3.30 a.m. extremely unlikely to occur in the time scales stated, if ever.

dont you start!

Edited June 1, 2006 by pleasure

[Presty On Tour]

Pleasure: - n1 : a pleasure rumour: - a half truth, probably overhead coming from an inebriated shaun wright-philips in a night club at 3.30 a.m. extremely unlikely to occur in the time scales stated, if ever.

ha ha

[ihtd]

Pleasure: - n1 : a pleasure rumour: - a half truth, probably overhead coming from an inebriated shaun wright-philips in a night club at 3.30 a.m. extremely unlikely to occur in the time scales stated, if ever.

Can we campaign for that to be added to the Oxford Dictionary for the word pleasure because it seems to be a very accurate description to me.

[BillC]

Lady Luck - a tactical cock up. Frequently used during 2000-04, the Sounessic era.

[rover6]

BillC, I must correct you there.

Lady Luck (láydi luk) n. :- A condition which causes the brain to believe that the absence of a female member of the aristocracy was the sole cause of a failure. Sufferers often repeat the phrase "Lady Luck was not with us."

Notlob (not lob) n. : - The hugely offensive written nickname for local rivals Bolton Wanderers FC. Rarely spoken.

Edited June 1, 2006 by rover6

[dillo_dillo]

Notlob (not lob) n. : - The hugely offensive written nickname for local rivals Bolton Wanderers FC. Rarely spoken.

----Notlob = I read it somewhere... it comes from Monty Python... is that true?

Edited June 1, 2006 by dillo_dillo

[pick32]

what that word that is often used to describe barry ferguson

[Tango]

what that word that is often used to describe barry ferguson

Pansy, fairy, mummy's boy?

[James No. 7]

Preston Nob End: Preston North End

BRFCS member: Person who spells a Blackburn Rovers player's name in any way other than the correct way.

[sambo]

Bouncebackability

To bounce back from something. Ian Dowie said it.

[Fife Rover]

Dingledome = An alleged football ground where the Dingles (sometimes known as Burnley F.C.) play.

[colin]

----Notlob = I read it somewhere... it comes from Monty Python... is that true?

From Monty Python

"Is this Bolton or isn't it?!"

"Yes it is how can I help ya?"

"But I was just in here an hour ago and you said this wasn't 'Bolton'"

"No, no, no. That was a pun"

"What kind of a pun is that?"

"No, no. I-its one of those words that are spelled the same forwards and backwards."

"A palindrome?"

"Yes that's it!"

"But that's not a palindrome! The opposite of 'Bolton' is 'Notlob'!"

Actually a Palindrome is a word or phrase or sentence that reads the same backward. A word would be "level."A sentence would be "A man, a plan a canal: Panama."

Probably the only reason that Monty Python bothered about confusing everyone about palindromes was that one of them was called Michael Palin

[SD4E]

"Turf Morgue"

a term which means that despite the small number of people through the turnstiles, you should add 10,000 more on to the actual number when ever you make a reference to it.

"Burnleys Wonderful history"-

despite winning only 3 trophies in over a centuary of football, dingles refer to the myth that have a wonderful history and are one of Englands finest clubs.

[roversmum]

Now then, SD4E. I've actually seen a book in the library entitled "Burnley - The Glory Days".

It was only a small book, though...............

[Anti-Man Utd]

SCUM-Man Utd

[dillo_dillo]

I 'd like to know How do you call that clubs and reason why?

Arsenal

Aston Villa

(Birmingham>>Big Club / authorized)

(Bolton >>Notlob /authorized)

... Burnley ... on and on

Charlton

Chelsea

Coventry

Derby

Everton

Fulham

Leeds

Leicester

Liverpool

Luton

Man City

Man Utd

Middlesbrough

Millwall

Newcastle

Portsmouth

Preston

Reading

Sheff Utd

Sheff Wed

Stoke

Sunderland

Tottenham

Watford

West Brom

West Ham

Wigan

Wolverhampton

[Presty On Tour]

chelsea - chelski: russian invasion of roman's mafia. bottomless pit of money and sign whoever they want.

[trueblue]

Man City - Citeh (pronounced SIT - EH) coz that's the way the Mancs say it

[trueblue]

Newcastle - Barcodes (obviously coz of their shirts)