Live Match Discussion 2024/25

[Tony Towner]

Every survey I've seen from other Scottish fans is they'd be happy for them to go, makes the league more competitive and they don't have to put up with the bullshit the away fans bring, not sure that's the view of the clubs themselves though given the financial hit.

It is different to Amsterdam or Paris as Scotland is part of Britian in the same way Wales is and we have 4 of their clubs in the football league. I'm not advocating it I wouldn't want them for the same reason the rest of Scotland doesn't, plus I find the sectarianism on both sides nauseating.

 

[Sniffer]

The sky 6 need to keep themselves where they are and already have the likes of Newcastle and Villa trying to step into their territory. They wouldn’t want another 2 clubs competing for their riches and the commercial uplift from bringing the Glasgow clubs to the party wouldn’t be anything substantial to even consider it.

 

[Alan]

Pumped is very Scottish, as I lived their 14 years has Scottish wife and obviously extended family, as well as friends of both sides, I do use a Lot of Scottish words alongside many Black Country Words and strong accent, which always cause much Merriement from the many Scots in the bar.

You do look too much into stuff, again Good Guys is used a lot over here in Spain, in the differing leagues, as well as among Footie fans.

For what it’s worth, “other people say it” is a really poor defense.

 

[lemonjelly]

As is "you look too much into stuff! which is a refusal to accept responsibility for ones own words and meaning.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Pumped is utterly harmless for goodness sake

 

[Alan]

Pumped is utterly harmless for goodness sake

Would someone tell me what it actually means in this context so we can move on?

 

[The Bear]

Would someone tell me what it actually means in this context so we can move on?

It's slang for sex i.e. getting pumped. It's used in sports to mean beaten by a big scoreline.

It's mainly a Northern/Scottish saying.

 

[Kenny]

Would someone tell me what it actually means in this context so we can move on?

Getting done over by the opposition and trust me in the context being used it has zero sexual meaning.

 

[pavlosmacwolf]

Would someone tell me what it actually means in this context so we can move on?

You can be pumped if you are going into a match, for example, and your really up for it. Pumped up, raring to go, properly at it. Not sexual at all in a sporting context

 

[lemonjelly]

Would someone tell me what it actually means in this context so we can move on?

As with most things, it depends on the context.
Pumped can relate to sexual activity.
Pumped can also mean "I farted" (I pumped, or I did a pump)
Pumped can also mean I was outclassed by the opposition.

 

[jd1981]

Every survey I've seen from other Scottish fans is they'd be happy for them to go, makes the league more competitive and they don't have to put up with the bullshit the away fans bring, not sure that's the view of the clubs themselves though given the financial hit.

It is different to Amsterdam or Paris as Scotland is part of Britian in the same way Wales is and we have 4 of their clubs in the football league. I'm not advocating it I wouldn't want them for the same reason the rest of Scotland doesn't, plus I find the sectarianism on both sides nauseating.

I can see the perspective nevertheless the nonsense with sectarian behaviour isn’t exclusive to just Glasgow the Edinburgh Derby runs along similar lines although not as severe as does the Dundee Derby.

 

[Alan]

As with most things, it depends on the context.
Pumped can relate to sexual activity.
Pumped can also mean "I farted" (I pumped, or I did a pump)
Pumped can also mean I was outclassed by the opposition.

Yeah, I feel like my comment was fair, then. Obviously can't force anyone not to use it (in a sport context, I'm not trying to rip "pumped" from the lexicon altogether) but hey ho, it brings up awful memories so I'll always ask.

"Pumped" as fart is a new one for me!

Carry on, all, I've said everything I feel I should/can.

 

[The Bear]

The fart one is from the German "pumpern"

Pumpernickel loosely means Fart Goblin.

 

[Alan]

The fart one is from the German "pumpern"

Pumpernickel loosely means Fart Goblin.

Well, that's one variety of bread ruined.

 

[Sniffer]

Did you American folk know that you can wear pumps @Alan ?

 

[Alan]

Did you American folk know that you can wear pumps @Alan ?

We've got that one, yeah, although I don't think I know what they actually are.

As a kid we had these awful things we called pumps:



Bad shoes.

 

[sycophantia]

We've got that one, yeah, although I don't think I know what they actually are.

As a kid we had these awful things we called pumps:

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Bad shoes.

Those aren't pumps, pumps in an English context are more like what would now be called plimsolls I think.
Also when I was a kid, farts were referred to as pumps.

 

[Sniffer]

We've got that one, yeah, although I don't think I know what they actually are.

As a kid we had these awful things we called pumps:

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Bad shoes.

Not as bad as these things (pumps) that most school kids in the UK are forced to wear.

 

[sycophantia]

Not as bad as these things (pumps) that most school kids in the UK are forced to wear.

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Yep thems the ones I had from the age of 5-16 (lace up version from 11). At grammar school I had to 2 pairs of the fucking things, black for general gym/indoor work, white for actual gymnastics and athletics.

 

[Alan]

Those aren't pumps, pumps in an English context are more like what would now be called plimsolls I think.
Also when I was a kid, farts were referred to as pumps.

Oh yeah, I know those sneakers aren’t proper pumps, even if “plimsoll” didn’t help at all!

I’ll be honest, I *hate* pumps for farts. Not for any particular reason. Just. Ew.