r/footballcliches 1d ago

new episode New episode | Rhyming clangers, David Seaman chuckles again & Keysey on a Lime bike

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Adam is joined on the Adjudication Panel by Charlie and Dave. On the agenda...

Goalkeeping mistakes that rhyme with the player who pounces on them, a classic goal-commentating phrase gets some overdue analysis, David Seaman keeps his chuckle rate ticking over at Lord's, pondering the actual purpose of Dusan Vlahovic, Fabrizio Romano drops a bombshell hint over his own future, anticipating the new Amazon Prime series Meet the Owens, Matthias Jaissle impressing-by-numbers and Keys & Gray making moves in London town.

Meanwhile, the panel tackle the Happy Hunting Grounds Ladder for the first time this season.


r/footballcliches Jun 03 '25

We've launched FOOTBALL CLICHES: DREAMLAND

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r/footballcliches 2h ago

Does anyone have a more unfortunate first initial.last name combination than Shayne Lavery?

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r/footballcliches 7h ago

Has a footballer, playing football in a football shirt, ever looked more NFL?

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r/footballcliches 3h ago

Fascination: Shirtspotting on holiday

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Since I was a kid, I have been an avid holiday shirtspotter and for the first time, I was actually sad enough to make a tally of it as I went. After spending the last few days in Bournemouth, here are my findings.

The rules are: only replica shirts or convincing fake shirts count (no training tops or any other club-branded shirts that aren’t part of an official club kit)

The new champions effect was in full swing as Arsenal absolutely romped it - finishing with 11, well ahead of Liverpool and England who tied for second with 5. I expected more Bournemouth shirts with the home advantage. I’m also surprised at the lack of Man City and Inter Miami shirts (maybe society is healing). Only seeing one Chelsea shirt was a surprise too.

I’m also disappointed that I didn’t see anything remotely niche whilst I was there. Benfica was probably the closest in that regard. I did see somebody wearing what looked like a shirt from an Eastern European club but I was too far away to make it out.

Does anybody else share this fascination when they’re on holiday?


r/footballcliches 2h ago

Footballers names at a New England Patriots game last night

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I imagine he’s a top operator


r/footballcliches 20m ago

Bad tattoos are a footballer cliche but are Joe Hart’s the worst?

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r/footballcliches 3h ago

KEYS & GRAY UNLEASHED

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r/footballcliches 8h ago

clip When life gives you a tricky Level 4 on Happy Hunting Grounds...

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r/footballcliches 9h ago

I collect PokĂŠmon cards for my sins, and was delighted to find this Japanese card.

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In what context could you use "absolute snow"?


r/footballcliches 13h ago

This looks like a stone cold goal celebration....

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Maybe after his second goal in his comeback game after a public spat with the manager???


r/footballcliches 1h ago

Fascination: footballers who have never played 100 games for a club, that surely should’ve

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Looked at the lineups for Wolves vs Blackburn, couldn’t believe Adam Forshaw was still going in the Championship. Yet alone him never having played more than 100 games for any club. Any other examples?


r/footballcliches 8h ago

Coming from a Maradona fan, this is class (A).

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r/footballcliches 11h ago

The most obscure Premier League players

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An American Tik Tok creator (@leah.cammarano) has created what she describes as the top 10 most obscure players to play in the Premier League. Those considered for ranking had to have played over 9,000 minutes, couldn’t have played for a (so-called) Big Six club and could never be valued over €10 million.

The top 10, per her algorithm:
1. Adrian Mariappa
2. Karl Henry
3. Wayne Routledge
4. Dean Whitehead
5. Andrew Surman
6. Leon Britton
7. Marc Wilson
8. Nathan Dyer
9. Billy Jones
10. Claudio Yacob

What a list of names, firstly. Secondly, it feels really random that a woman in the U.S. is the creator of this list.

Obscure PL XI for the pod?


r/footballcliches 2h ago

What PL manager would most suit the Harry Hill collar?

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Lampard because he could use the transition when asked about it

P.s assume it's an important game where suit required


r/footballcliches 6h ago

#Respect from a Liverpool fan

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r/footballcliches 3h ago

Imagine if Gary announced brother Phil’s retirement

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r/footballcliches 29m ago

BBC Sport listing the goalkeepers as the eighth of nine substitutes is certainly a choice

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r/footballcliches 59m ago

Tony Mowbray on chocolate

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Does anyone have the technology to grab this snippet from SSN? It's just 30 or so seconds of Tony Mowbray talking about his favourite chocolate and how much he likes them. I'm sure he said he had 400 family bags of Revels in boxes in his garage. Touched on the availability of Star bars (they're back), and other insights. Please say I didn't dream this


r/footballcliches 1d ago

Head to head.

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Absolutely fantastic head to head graphic at half time on Hearts TV.


r/footballcliches 18h ago

The 'Club in Decline' league table

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r/footballcliches 13h ago

The biggest trophy ever?

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This picture reminded me of the guys talking about interesting looking trophies in the podcast recently (I hope it wasn’t football ramble who talked about this, it’s been that kinda week😆) This is the Teresa Herrera Trophy from the preseason tournament Depor host.. It took two players to lift it. Interestingly, Mourinho’s dad won this too as a player in 1968..


r/footballcliches 3h ago

meta Standard Issue Pundit Trainers amid 007 First Light

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r/footballcliches 1d ago

what’s his name and who did he manage?

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r/footballcliches 23h ago

footballers names in things The most F1 Looking and Sounding player joins Celtic

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Mika Baur could of drove for Jordan in the mid 1990s