"Pleasing!"

[a1canary 0]

Worthy''s favourite word. And i''ve always noticed that the players use

it a lot as well after a while. Johansson has only been here 5 minutes

and he''s at it already:

"Fair play to Stoke, they had some good players and pushed us hard, but we came through in the end and that is very pleasing.”

Often makes me wonder what it says about the relationship between

players and manger. After all, mimicry is a form of flattery and

suggests the mimicer respects the, er, mimicee?!

[lucky green trainers 0]

if he''d said, ''fair play to stoke, they came here having won 1 game in the last 10, with mostly average players, and matched us in terms of play and spirit. i found dozens of four leaf clovers at colney on friday and perhaps that explains how we managed to sneak a win right at the death, which i found very pleasing. indeed pleasing enough for me to bolt from my dugout like a startled gazelle and punch the air in delight while acknowledging my detractors in the snakepit '' perhaps i''d been more convinced than the interview he gave after, make no mistake!in truth no one would deny him the celebration, but he did himself no favours by again directing it at some of his vocal opponents.

[Citizen Journalist Foghorn 0]

It is plainly obvious Worthy does not give a **** about the fans. In his most heated times he spurts out his true feelings, then does his backtracking.  The same with players showing skill on the pitch...  Boring dullard

[AJ 1,358]

translated from worthy code it actually means

"thank god, my bacon is saved"