I don't know the bloke well enough to toss a nickname around so will stick to Mr Cherry-Evans
RiverEagle said:Frank said:I am assuming the nickname Sid is in reference to the character in the Ice-Age animated movie?
You assume 100% correctly Frank.
HM will probly provide the graphics for you.
globaleagle said:Alan said:globaleagle said:From now on, he shall be called Boris!
Idiot
Not idiot....Boris!
sheesh
RiverEagle said:Alan said:RiverEagle said:I don't mind too much whatever we call him.
But perhaps we should just stick with DCE, Daly or Cherry (even Chez if ppl like) just until we can , or if we hear it's stuck with the players, or not.
I think it may stick now anyway.
But if we could somehow get the official drum, that would help!
Hope that fence post isn't hurting your arse old mate. Nicknames become nicknames through common usage, and no-one picks their own nickname, it is bestowed by friends or enemies.
I dislike calling Sid DCE, the whole 3-initial thing is a DT invention which is pathetic, unimaginative, boring and should remain the domain of the rorters.
However I am a tolerant old bloke, so if you prefer a nickname bestowed by the daily telegraph and popularised by the rorters go ahead and use DCE.
But for those posters criticising the use of Sid, drop-off trying to impose your wishes on the those of us that prefer something with a bit more humour and personality.
Lol mate. You make a lot of sense today.
I guess I was just trying to play peacemaker a bit (because it really doesn't bother me much, either way).
I can sort of see how it gives people the irrits, but I find it ''amoosing'' that some fellow members that adopt famous nicknames for themselves, object to this one!
And since you qualify things so well - as far as DCE being associated with the DT and the Rorters - I'm beginning to sway from atop my fence, your way now!
Disco said:I can't believe I just read all of that!
What annoys is when people call clubs by stupid names, we get beagles, but I also cringe when our fans use rorters, chickens, donkeys, drizzle, purple scum, gummies, etc
Same with names like Dog$ler, De$$ie or Maria-Hargraves
It's a little disrespectful but my main issue is that it's not very clever or funny.......its an insult my 7 year old nephew would make up
EagleFromMay1967 said:Notice also mostly Nicknames are 1 syllable. Foz, Snake, Choc, Gift, Sid, or at least 1 vowel. More unusual are 2 vowel types: Killer, Skivvy, Ferris.
On this basis, Sid will survive, D(ee)C(ee)E(ee) will not, just too inconvenient to say.
RiverEagle said:Aw No!
The fun police are winning again??
LOL!
Even though @Jethro has so beautifully captured my feelings on Sid, I can't believe we're now extending the debate to the use of the Scum, Rorters, Vermin, Maria, De$$ie etc etc.!
The whole point of footy tribalism is to disrespect all challengers!
Or at least let those of us who feel the need to express them in that light, do so unimpeded!
Lighten up and enjoy the ride a little folks!
RiverEagle said:And @Disco it can be true: Sometimes ppl are easily amused. Just as some are about as much fun as the mother-in-law at the buck's party.
RiverEagle said:Napper was being facetious @Bird Up
It's just his way of making his point on disliking the ''Sid'' handle.
And @Disco it can be true: Sometimes ppl are easily amused. Just as some are about as much fun as the mother-in-law at the buck's party.
To me there's far more serious issues here to get riled up about than harmless, cheeky nicknames.
Or is it only the presence of a mirrorball and the Bee Gees playin' that helps you relax mate?
(And that's a lighthearted reference to a ''disco'' not an insult, just to be clear...)
Jethro said:EagleFromMay1967 said:Therefore, suggestions are open for a replacement nickname, more in keeping withSid'ser, Daly's sensibilities.
How about Turtle ? 🙂, or is that taken ?
I predict Jethro will have something . . . .? J ?
and why would I have something?
I'm one of the ones who is not a fan of the "Sid" naming either but to each their own so I will just stick to "DCE" or "Daly" and cringe when I read him referred to as "Sid"
As for "Turtle", it has been suggested previously by Dan (I think).
globaleagle said:RiverEagle said:And @Disco it can be true: Sometimes ppl are easily amused. Just as some are about as much fun as the mother-in-law at the buck's party.
It's worse when she's the stripper!
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