I got in a bit of a
fankle at first, but eventually settled on looking up after six strokes before turning to take a breath.
Eden Hazard danced his way into the danger area once again but Lukaku got his size 12s in a
fankle trying to flick it home.
He strutted and squawked like an angry cockerel, spitting feathers at the waste of his team's time, getting himself into a right
fankle with the cables, such was his fury.
Gboly Ariyibi torched David Gray down the right and his cross got Lewis Stevenson in a
fankle as he managed to divert the ball on to his own post rather than behind to safety.
Thistle fought back but the Rovers defence dealt adequately until the 41st minute when they got into a
fankle which resulted in an own goal to level the scores.
While the rest of the world have to
fankle about for nooks and crannies to charge their phones, Bentley owners have their own discreet mahogany drawer.
With Andy Tod - railroaded into playing up front because of the injury crisis - causing mayhem underneath a Stephen Simmons cross, French pair Letizi and Rodriguez got into a
fankle.
Even when president John McBeth and chief executive David Taylor's SFA start off in the right, they somehow contrive to create a
fankle which puts them in the wrong.
And Spurs wrapped up their victory in the 61st minute after Wild got himself into a right
fankle on the edge of the box trying to clear a through-ball and Mauritzio Consorti tripped over him into an empty net.
His noted children's tales include The Two Fiddlers (1974) and Six Lives of
Fankle the Cat (1980), and he wrote plays for stage, radio, and television and adapted two of his stories into librettos for operas.
Gboly Ariyibi torched Gray down the right and his cross got Lewis Stevenson in a
fankle as he managed to divert the ball on to his own post rather than behind to safety.
GORDON STRACHAN has got himself in a terrible
fankle, ironically over contact with those fans he's been trying to silence more times than most professional managers.