Jonno & Sid – continuing coverage of the Chaffinch Cup
Yes given all the tedious events in the news over recent weeks, we've decided to stay with a sporting theme this week at How Inappropriate, so we bring you the follow-up to our previous post of Jonno & Sid's commentary on the exciting Chaffinch Cup final. Of course, since nobody understands what the hell's going on in the game we don't imagine you'll be that concerned that this clip actually precedes the other clip. We'd like to think it makes more sense if you listen to it in chronological order, but in all honesty, it doesn't.
The Bandits do battle with The Tits
Jonno & Sid’s tribute to the fallen

Jonno and Sid: silently weeping for the unpleasantly castrated
As well all know Heathen-rules, super-agnostic-league reticulated cross-sticks is a tough game. Serious injuries and death are common, so it is a brave man or woman who takes to the field with their bottom-bared to face the gruelling, but glory-filled ordeal of a 63 hour hi-jacked play-off. Few people understand and appreciate the beauty of the game like Jonno and Sid, indeed, you might even say, no one understands it at all, but their passion often leads them to wax lyrical about this most holy of sports. This week at How Inappropriate, we are honoured that they have put their purple prose to work and created a unique poetic tribute to those fine players who have given their all to the sport.
For your reading pleasure, please enjoy:
Jonno & Sid's Tribute To The Fallen
Oh Jamberbum, oh Jamberbum,
You took it like a man my son,
That sparkling sabre pierced your lungs,
For fourteen thousand points in runs.
Oh Pumplewood, oh Pumplewood,
Despite the odds, we knew you could,
Past the rambling spikes you sped,
But missed the axe and lost your head.
Oh Popplewell, oh Popplewell,
You dodged the heavy artillery shells,
But the gully chuck was not to be,
With your ruptured spleen and shattered knee.
So we salute the brave and true,
The crippled, dismembered, sporting few,
You played the game for glory and jewels,
Super-agnostic-league reticulated cross-sticks, Heathen-rules!
Jonno and Sid – watching the Chaffinch cup live!

The Fearsome Two in the Mighty Booth
If, like us, you're totally obsessed by Heathen-rules, super-agnostic-league reticulated cross-sticks, you'll already be familiar with the cheery, if slightly bigotted tones of commentators Sid "Wife" Beater and Jonathon "Jonno" DeBouvedere, reporting all the half-ball gulley chucks, all the upper lip pansies, and of course, all the ritualistic be-headings, every matchday, exclusively for Empire FM. They'll also be posting their monthly sports updates right here. More man-pounding that you can shake an alsation at? We're not wrong.
And now let's go back to the thrilling 22nd round...
Jonno & Sid’s Sports Update

Jonno and Sid in the Commentary Booth
Sid: Hello and welcome to this first online, internet-enabled, updatable update on the goings-on and happenings in the resplendant world of Heathen-rules, super-agnostic-league reticulated cross-sticks.
Jonno: Hello!
Sid: It's been a truly remarkable season, hasn't it Jonno?
Jonno: You're not wrong Sid, you'd have to go back a long way, back to when the chaps played naked, to find a season with more excitement, it really has had everything Sid, and no game more so than the Chaffinch Cup final last week, the pinnacle of a truly memorable season of this sport of sports.
Sid: You're not wrong Jonno, the Bandits winning by just 3 still conscious players to the Tits' 2, and you have to say, they were all pretty woozy. It was a long game, 3 dismemberments, 2 punctured lungs and that nasty incident with the Volkswagen Golf, but all in all, the guys played honourably, no penalties for ungentlemanly conduct, which is always nice to see
Jonno: Oh absolutely, you have to say the league authorities have done a fine job of stamping out the kind of behaviour that was endemic for a while back in the 1820s, when in almost every game there would be players spitting on the field, and not bowing to the umpire before each pass, but thankfully with the new traffic lighting scheme, some heavy fines and the occasional shooting, all that seems to now be a thing of the past.
Sid: So tell me Jonno, what's been the highlight of the season for you?
Jonno: You mean apart from rogering your daughter?
Sid: Oh Jonno, you're a card, you really are, incidentally, she's pregnant.
Jonno: Seriously though, whilst the cup final was a truly wonderful occasion, I think for me, the 17th round hi-jacked play-off for the 3rd set Rambling Upneys played in Tunisia between Skaghag Thursday and Silly Wet-things back in February was my favourite moment.
Sid: Wonderful game between two teams struggling so hard to find their form last season.
Jonno: Well that's just it you see, it's always such a delight to watch two teams, who between them lost 73 players to beheadings last season, come straight back out of the tunnels, torches flaring, bottoms bared, ready to get straight down to it again the next season.
Sid: And that's what's so beautiful about this sport isn't it Jonno? The game of games, the battle of battles, these men never give up, giving it their all from the very first foghorn to their inevitable bloody, violent death.
Jonno: You're not wrong Sid, you're not wrong.
There'll be more from Jonno & Sid in the future, keep checking back if you'd like to know what the hell they're talking about, and if you find out, please let us know.

