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Guy Asks Girlfriend To Text Him Football Game Updates, And People Can’t Stop Laughing Now
Every once in a while something important happens that really tests your romantic relationship. When Alison Finlay, a student from London, recently found herself in such a situation, she didn’t back down. Her boyfriend was forced to miss the FIFA World Cup game between England and Tunisia, so she just had to step up.
“He had to work late and hoped he’d make it back (for the game) but didn’t, so asked me to fill him in. I kindly obliged!” Alison said.
“I have a vague interest in football but don’t watch it that often,” she told Bored Panda. “I’m a much bigger motorsport fan.”
England won 2-1 after a late Harry Kane goal, but it was Alison’s live updates that won over the internet. She uploaded her broadcast to Twitter, and people loved it. “Oh this is far more entertaining than the actual commentary,” one user said. “You’re better than the BBC commentators,” another added.
“I enjoyed the first half,” Allison concluded. “They seemed to lose their energy a bit in the second.” Scroll down to read her messages that have already received over 14k likes on the social network!
More info: Instagram | Twitter
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Here’s what people had to say about it
What do you think ?
Simon Ritchie 7 years ago
I find it hilarious and nothing about soccer interests me.
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Gerry Higgins 7 years ago
¿? ¿Why is everything that has "gone viral" something I've never heard of ?
Aaron Kara 7 years ago
"And this looks really bad for England, I've been doing this for a long time, and I've never seen a grazed knee as bad as this"
Lidee Moril 7 years ago
It’s called football in the vast majority of the world. Soccer is a typical form of American gibberish.
Lizard Queen 7 years ago
Actually, "football" and "soccer" are two completely different sports in the US and Canada. "Football" players wear heavy padding and helmets, move the ball with their hands, and tackle each other on the field.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
In Australia all the iconic football finals of various codes are accompanied by live commentary by a pair called Roy and HG. They are astute sporting fanatics, and very droll comedians. Their commentary is along these lines. That said, after a few years of tmuting the TV and turning on the radio, it does become a bit repetitive. But in the early days... gee, did we wet ourselves!
Simon Ritchie 7 years ago
I find it hilarious and nothing about soccer interests me.
Load More Replies... Gerry Higgins 7 years ago
¿? ¿Why is everything that has "gone viral" something I've never heard of ?
Aaron Kara 7 years ago
"And this looks really bad for England, I've been doing this for a long time, and I've never seen a grazed knee as bad as this"
Lidee Moril 7 years ago
It’s called football in the vast majority of the world. Soccer is a typical form of American gibberish.
Lizard Queen 7 years ago
Actually, "football" and "soccer" are two completely different sports in the US and Canada. "Football" players wear heavy padding and helmets, move the ball with their hands, and tackle each other on the field.
Load More Replies... Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
In Australia all the iconic football finals of various codes are accompanied by live commentary by a pair called Roy and HG. They are astute sporting fanatics, and very droll comedians. Their commentary is along these lines. That said, after a few years of tmuting the TV and turning on the radio, it does become a bit repetitive. But in the early days... gee, did we wet ourselves!
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