Modern phrases that drive you nuts

[Stefc]

Everybody who is asked a question begins the answer with “So”. Stop it

 

[9LeagueTitles5FACups]

Anything to do with "vibes". Maddening!

 

[Blue peter]

In meetings when something is raised which should be discussed separately….”let’s take this off line”

 

[Blue peter]

When people pay credit to someone and they say ‘legend is an often overused word in sport BUT this person is a legend’

 

[Jamiednm]

“Listen” at the start of every sentence. Particularly by football pundits. It’s so patronising, they’re talking about football FFS, not quantum physics. Rio Ferdinand and Laura Woods are both raging examples of this.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Was in a meeting on Friday and the someone said ‘let’s just double click on that point’

 

[Littlesue]

Not a phase but hate the word "Hun", pass the sick bag !!

 

[slipstream86]

Fam

 

[BlueStevie35]

Happy clappers

 

[jazzy]

I'm determined to introduce a new phrase into the English language.

Yeah it's an alternative to messed up or cocked something up.

Instead it's dyche as in "FFS he's dyched that up"

It will be the dinosaur's lasting legacy to the English language that he butchers every time he opens his gob.

 

[alwaysblue]

The phrase 'no Premier League experience'. Neither did Brighton's manager.

 

[jazzy]

“Listen” at the start of every sentence. Particularly by football pundits. It’s so patronising, they’re talking about football FFS, not quantum physics. Rio Ferdinand and Laura Woods are both raging examples of this.

Isn't that an alternative to the horrible Australian trait of "Look" being tagged to the start of every sentence?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Fam

Blud

 

[goldfinchmule]

Blud

Innit

 

[Rita_Poon]

'fine margins'

if it aint gone my way, it aint fine.