says...
> > Ben, how come they sometimes do that celebration without having
> > scored? Often, they'll even do it two or three times in one match.
> > Seems strange.
> 
> 
> They're celebrating the fact that in the previous few minutes none of the
> team had died, that the Sky had not fallen in, and that the seventh son of
> Satan hadn't appeared in the centre-circle amidst a fiery blaze to grimly
> announce that the Hour of Doom was at hand.
> 
> Which actually counts as a result for Cov these days.
> 
> BTN
 
I'm glad Gary McCallister has his sights set high. I wish I was a fly on 
the wall at half time.

"Right lads, we did okay there, no-one launched a nuke, the Indians and 
Pakistanis haven't yet obliterated each other. I want to go the whole of 
the second half without conceding a ritual suicide. If we can get to 80 
minutes all square, I fancy our chances of avoiding that 20 mile asteroid 
twatting Coventry to be pretty good."
-- 
I'm already bored with this signature.

Tony