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I’ve spent a few moments trying to bring the most relevant adjective to mind for those Yorkshire supporters. Now I have it.
Solid.
I didn’t know that Buster Bloodvessel was a cricket fan.
Open mouths but no sign of tongue – that is contre Buster:
https://g.co/kgs/bXyBep
I’m pleased to read that BB is still alive – I remember reading some years ago that he collapsed on stage and was life-threateningly obese – but it seems that he recovered, lost weight and is, remarkably, still performing.
I saw Bad Manners perform “back in the day” – it was more or less compulsory for students to do so c1980.
Wireless programme for the interested: BBC Radio 4. Profile: Moeen Ali.