Who Said That?!

“It was pretty ____________ and I thought let's get out of here as quickly as possible. That's all I was thinking“

“scary”

John Higgins on a visit to Ukraine


(or in the back of a Glaswegian cab )

SnookerEd25 wrote:“scary”

John Higgins on a visit to Ukraine


(or in the back of a Glaswegian cab )

Pretty damn accurate! It was indeed John Higgins on the match-fixing issue, but ‘scary’ is not the word I’m looking for. A five syllable synonym of ‘scary’ is the solution.

Five syllables?

Och-Fri-ten-ing-aye

It does end with ‘ing’, if that helps!

Terrifying?

John Higgins

Though I think that’s four. I can get any more than four. I think you’re having a bubble with these syllables

Not terrifying.

Transmogrifying?

Higgins (J)

Nope.

Fandabidozi

I’m clutching at straws now. Five syllables though - count ‘em

Intimidating?

John Higgins?

Juddernaut88 wrote:Intimidating?

John Higgins?

He’s only gone and done it!

but the issue is once I post a question on here it will take 2 weeks for someone to answer it properly :(

Juddernaut88 wrote::D but the issue is once I post a question on here it will take 2 weeks for someone to answer it properly :(

Judders.

Judders said that.

i win!!!

That wasn't a question I'm sorry to say.

You don't want to be following ____ because you're going into the next day.

Stoke City

Robbie Williams

Nope

Bump

the pied piper of Hamlin

Roland Rat

"Selby" - O'Sullivan

Empire State Human wrote:"Selby" - O'Sullivan

Correct

"[Name of person] is actually line bred four by four to a full brother and sister. If he'd been a racehorse, he'd probably have been a champion two year old'.

Who is the name of the person redacted, and which snooker player said it?

Empire State Human wrote:"[Name of person] is actually line bred four by four to a full brother and sister. If he'd been a racehorse, he'd probably have been a champion two year old'.

Who is the name of the person redacted, and which snooker player said it?

No idea of the missing words, but I’ll wager a pound to a penny John Parrott was the speaker

Not Parrott.

I lost my penny then, or my pound. Never quite sure which way round that phrase works

Tip: you're more likely to get closer by suggesting ridiculous answers.

Fouldsy’s into racing. But it sounds more like a Yates moment.

Neither Fouldsy nor Yatesy.