With approval given this
week for the fielding of a Great British soccer team in the 2014 Olympics, Scots fans
welcomed the early notification of the proposed move.Speaking for many, a Tartan Army
source told The JT: "This really marks a very exciting development in soccer as an
Olympic sport. With 7 years to prepare, the nation can look forward to some world-class
moaning and carping in the run-up."
The unusually long notice given of the intention to field a multi-national squad
promises to usher in a new era of thinking up reasons why its a bad idea, as
Professor You-Know-Who of Blah de Blah de Blah now, inevitably, explains:
"Weve been calling for years for a decision-making process in world sport
that recognises that coming up with a truly innovative series of reasons why this idea is
The Worst In Recorded Human History requires dedication, time and the paucity of anything
else worth talking about in the nations pubs. Thankfully, the organisers of the
Olympics have recognised this."
Analysts of sophisticated, elegant reasoning who also, in search of its antithesis,
listen in on conversations in your average Scottish boozer are looking forward to such
elegantly thought through arguments such as:
- The whole thing is a conspiracy thought up by the bastardin English.
Er, actually, thats it.