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| Away shirt unlikely to sell in Italy |
by Simon
on 23/4/99 at 15:54
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Sources in Rome have confirmed to Arseweb that the word 'Sega' does have rather a rude meaning in Italian. This is likely to mean that sales of the new away shirt are likely to be disappointing in Italy.
The word 'sega' itself means a saw. As in the tool. (Oops!) Unfortunately, it is also used in slang in the context 'farsi una sega' which means 'to have a w*nk' (and I don't mean a wink).
Frankly, with Seaman at the back, this is all we need. |
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