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this has to be in with a shout of best yet?

they cannot be serious?

you have to click on which region you are reading from first.

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Yes, that headline did, err, raise an eyebrow in our office today. :lol:

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Heres' another story that was just screaming out for dodgy headlines.

Not 100% that it's genuine, however, but if it isn't, it should have been.;)

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BBC teletext came up with a classic when German striker Uwe Fuchs was sent off while playing for Millwall.

"Fuchs Off" was the simple but devastatingly accurate headline.

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Originally posted by Known Pleasures BBC teletext came up with a classic when German striker Uwe Fuchs was sent off while playing for Millwall."Fuchs Off" was the simple but devastatingly accurate headline.

:clap: :lol:

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'young boys wankdorf erection woe.'

i knew there had to be something about my favourite team name--the swiss side (and gary glitter's?), young boys. classic!

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Same website, another, err, interesting headline. Don't wanna even know on the hows and whys on this one :evil4:

Too much information?

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Allan...that's a good headline...thanks!!!:laugh:

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Originally posted by Green Same website, another, err, interesting headline. Don't wanna even know on the hows and whys on this one :evil4: Too much information?

Had a good laugh at that one! :clap:

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From The Guardian: "under the headline "Strachan's Giant Koch", an unnamed Sun scribe who clearly harbours a dream of one day working on a wrist mag writes: "Southampton are set to get their hands on a big German Koch!" That's 6ft 5in Kaiserslautern goalkeeper Georg Koch, of course"

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Can't believe that whoever wrote that headline did so believing that it could be construed anyway other than what we all saw and thought :lol:

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