3.40pm kick-off, Sunday 7th September 2008 at Powerleague Old Street.
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“Turner is rightly proud of his custom-made, world cup shaped turtle-head prevention plug (patent pending)”
Emotional fans were turtle-heading with sexglee this afternoon upon hearing that Turner is fit and available for Sunday’s match against Rigford Sea-Hawks. The part-time sheath exponent, full-time midfield maestro will be joining a galaxy of stars for what promises to be a record-breaking turnout for the Super A’s.
“The team set off on their punishing 0.2 mile jog. From left to right: Farnsworth, Bonell, Hawkins, Kimberley, Hinceman, Stickland”
Fans’ favourite Hawkins is scheduled to report for sheath duty following his promotional tour of Berlin, accompanied by the out-of-form Kimberley. Farnsworth, rested for last week’s fixture, returns to the Super A’s starting line-up.
Bonell, Hinceman and Stickland return, having come through last Sunday’s fixture unscathed.
Lissimore’s injury keeps him sidelined, whilst top-scorer McInerney is given a well-earned break, safe in the knowledge that Kimberley could never hope to break his impressive goal tally.
Turner’s whereabouts unknown…
Probable line-up for Sunday’s clash with Rigford Sea-Hawks:
Bonell
Farnsworth
Hawkins
Hinceman
Kimberley
Stickland
“Kenyon always shakes with his right hand before reaching for his penis with his left”
Sporting Apostrophes have once again moved to dismiss tabloid rumours of Hinceman’s big-money move to London rivals Chelsea.
“Listen, I’m sick and tired of this rumour-mongering – he’s going nowhere,” chairman Ernest Borgnine reiterated during his daily press conference. “Granted, we’d listen to offers for ‘Static’ [McInerney] and we couldn’t give away Kimberley, but everyone else is untouchable.”
“The Apostrophes Prosthetics Department works yet another miracle”
Following Sunday’s bullish, muscular performance against Oceans 11, Turner’s long-term injury worries appear to be behind him.
“It’s great to have him fit again,” opined chairman Ernest Borgnine, “but that 5-year contract he’s been angling for is now bumpaper in the groundsman’s outside toilet.”
Fans’ forums are ablaze with rumours that Turner is hoping to move “on a Bosman” at the end of the next season when his £250,000-a-week contract expires.
Sunday’s action-packed fixture against Oceans 11 ended in a comparatively respectable 7-1 reverse.
“They punished us 14-1 last time” commented chairman Ernest Borgnine at the post-match press conference. “This is a smaller punishment that hurts less – like when the doctor opts to explore with his little finger in preference to his middle finger, thumb or indeed forearm, as we have experienced on too many occasions.”
The Super A’s consolation was scored by Hinceman, his first for the world famous, most excellent club whose real-life, genuine fans are legion.
Sporting Apostrophes’ hopes of winning the league this season have have suffered a huge setback following this unfortunate defeat. A terrible injustice!
Score: 1-7
Squad: Bonell, Hinceman, McInerney, Stickland, Turner.
Goals: Hinceman (1).
1.40pm kick-off, Sunday 31st August 2008 at Powerleague Old Street.
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“Hawkins and Kimberley always fly top-bonus class on the Super A’s private jet”
The following players will be lining up for the Super A’s against Oceans 11 next Sunday:
Bonell
Hinceman
McInerney
Stickland
Turner
Regulars Hawkins and Kimberley will miss this crucial tie due to promotional duties at the opening of Shaw Reifen und Auspuff Kompany in Berlin).
Due to the number of injuries and holidays, players are strongly encouraged to recruit additional “talent” in the hope of populating the substitutes kayak.
“Onanism and bestiality: the unforgiving road to recovery offers no dignity”
Sporting Apostrophes’ list of casualties continues to grow following news that Italian defender Bocchi’s knee surgery will keep him on the sidelines until 2009 at the earliest.
“He’s a Tottenham fan, what did you expect?” sighed chairman Ernest Borgnine upon hearing the news. “I’m going to have to go to Shaw Tyre & Exhaust Co, cap in one hand, balls in the other.”
“Kimberley’s left foot, like the memory of his last goal, is nothing but a blur”
Last Sunday’s thrilling Division I fixture against unbeaten, unbeatable table-toppers YOH FC ended in yet another entirely unexpected defeat for the Super A’s.
“They were tastier than Brian Blessed in a fist fight with a measles-ridden orphan” wept chairman Ernest Borgnine. “They really took us to school and bummed us in the broom cupboard, right proper hard up the bottom. How I’ll explain this to our beloved sponsor Shaw Tyre & Exhaust Co I just don’t know.“
Season ticket holders rubbed their eyes and penises in disbelief as long-term absentee Stickland led out the team, making his debut appearance in Apostrophes’ famous yellow. “It’s an honour to wear the number 15 shirt for this club,” Stickland announced, whilst kissing the badge, the sponsor’s logo, the collar and cuffs of his shirt, with what some might call an unflattering amount of tongue usage.
The crowd roared as Stickland was followed out of the ivory and marble tunnel by Bonell, back from his sojourn in Sweden. The in-form Farnsworth somersaulted onto the hallowed turf, as chief hand sheath exponent Hawkins dazzled fans with his one-man interpretation of Jackson’s “Thriller” video. The crowd’s roar fell to a deathly whisper as Kimberley took to the field, his lack of goals a source of great concern to die-hard fans in the non-fictional Grammar End.
Fan’s favourite Mugabe, the most partizan, pro-Apostrophes referee in the division by a considerable distance, was once again given the privilege of officiating a Super A’s classic. His occasional blindness and downright cheating proved valuable allies to the noble Apostrophes cause, a venerable fountain of all that is good.
The Super A’s played some delicious, milky hot chocolate football throughout the first half, despite the lack of substitutes and two severe alcohol injuries sustained by Bonell and Stickland. A Farnsworth cannon brought the crowd to its feet, but fans were soon back in their seats following seven goals from YOH FC. Hawkins’ heroics saved further blushes, leaving the players to return to their changing boudoir at half time with a sizable deficit of six onion bag violations.
The Apostrophes adopted a more defensive formation in the second half in attempt to contain the youthful exuberance of their opponents. “It’s an exercise in futility,” the crowd chanted in unison, and so it proved, as YOH FC scored another five. A tidy reply from Bonell brought some cheer to the real life, genuine fans, but it wasn’t enough to stop the Apostrophes falling to their seventh consecutive defeat.
With the squad ravaged by injury and rumours of Hinceman’s big-money transfer to Chelsea, the team will have their work cut out winning the league this season, as is their right by birth, God and the holy ghost of Christopher Reeve.
Sporting Apostrophes remain third from bottom in their bruising first season in Division I. A terrible injustice!
Score: 2-12
Squad: Bonell, Farnsworth, Hawkins, Kimberley, Stickland.
Goals: Bonell (1), Farnsworth (1).
2.20pm kick-off, Sunday 24th August 2008 at Powerleague Old Street.
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“Hinceman on international duty for Soccerball Team USA”
“I can’t wait to get my teeth into YOH FC on Sunday,” Hinceman announced to the throng of paparazzi outside the Apostrophes training theme park. “OK, so they’re unbeaten, and the bookies have us at odds of 250-1, but that’s just statistics and gay witchcraft.”
Nobody at the club could confirm the exact meaning of the term “gay witchcraft” at the time of going to press.