Not even trying...
B-67 and K-1933. What might they be? Aeroplanes? Statutory orders? Top hit for B67 is a Brum post code, and K-1933 also shows up as an IC made by Weihao Electronics. However, in this context they are the finalists in this year's Greenlandic football league, closely followed by N-48.
I think that Greenlandic teams ought to take inspiration from the teams in Glasgow's Five-A-Side league. This list has appeared all over the place, so quite who first posted it is a mystery. I discovered it on a West Ham United forum the other day, not that it is showing up now.
Here goes:
I think that Greenlandic teams ought to take inspiration from the teams in Glasgow's Five-A-Side league. This list has appeared all over the place, so quite who first posted it is a mystery. I discovered it on a West Ham United forum the other day, not that it is showing up now.
Here goes:
- Albion Hungovers
- Athletico Madras
- Barearselona
- Bayer Leverarchfile
- Bayer Neverlusen
- Bayern Bru
- Big Bertha Berlin
- Borussia Nosobad
- Deportivo Lack a Talent
- Dinamo Mince
- Dyslexia Untied
- Fake Madrid
- Fatzio
- FC Copenbadly
- Fred West Ham
- Graham Rix U16's
- Grass Smokers Zurich
- Hajduk Spliff
- Hardly Athletic
- Inter Masister
- LSD Eindhoven
- Outer Milan
- Rapid Viagra
- Real Ale Madrid
- Real Sosobad
- Red Star Bellend
- Red Stripe Belgrade
- Shackthar Senseless
- Sparka Fag
- Sporting Abeergut
- Sporting Lesbian
- St. Mirnoff
- Steaua Needarest
- Substandard Liege
- Torpedo Belgrano
- Unathletic Madrid
- Unreal Madrid
Labels: Greenland, Light relief, sport
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You have to hand it to the Jocks, there's some very amusing stuff there. But, given they are all on the dole, they did have a lot of time to think them up!
Reminds me of a post I think you did some time ago re shop names. my favourite was a fruit & veg shop called Mellon Colly
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