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I used to design TWTD last century when it was a printed magazine.
I’ve recently set up an online shop selling hand-printed greetings cards and art prints. These include a reprint of my classic Sergeant Pepper poster from ’98, as well as a new "McKenna’s at the Wheel" design, which is also available as a t-shirt + mug, as well as an (also letterpress printed) greetings card featuring the lyrics to Edward Ebenezer.
If you’ve not seen my stuff before I would love to hear what you think…
Did anyone else notice (or think) that the free kick that Morsy took quickly to lead to the goal was actually kicked by the Accrington Stanley defender who was trying (and succeeding) in kicking the ball away? Happy neither of the officials saw it that way!
I created this hand-printed greetings card last year (available from Come Hither Gallery – shameless plug), and was thinking of creating something similar using the lyrics of "Every Saturday we follow! We cheer the boys in blue, etc…"
I need consenus on the last line … I’ve read on here that it be "Allez, allez, allez" or perhaps "Ole, ole, ole".
However, we have no French or Spanish connection, so would anyone be offended if I used "Oyez, oyez, oyez"; instead, the styleee of a town crier?