Perhaps his reply was in the bottle.

When I was playin cricket one time, someone shouted at me and called me a bellend

my retort was "well you've been watching a team play with a bellend for 3 hours so what does that make you"

that being said, Griff will have heard many worse things as a player. I watch normanton and give opposition players lighthearted stick.

I don't think "oi you bellend" is abusive.

whats that suppose to mean i dont rate mathers as a player call him by is proper name never use words like have been on here to describe griffin dont comprehend you Willzay

Serves him right for sneakily pretending he was a teapot, I saw right through his disguise though, nice try Dazza.

People are going to pee them selves and think ive been hid under a rock but why do they call him teapot?

They probably do, but bell end is an insult out of the top draw for me. Perfect for using around both the very young and the old. Not too co but has a bit of an edge to it. Thumbs up for me

When he was after his move to Huddersfield and couldn't be bothered to try for the team anymore he'd stand around with his hands on his hips - like in the kids rhyme 'I'm a little teapot'.

Wasted talent, destroyed by his attitude. Some ex-Wakey players get a welcome when they come to play at BV - he never will.

cheers matey

I'm no tough guy and he did see my face, I thanked him for his efforts at the club looked in his eye and said good riddance, at which point he got miffed and gave me some verbal littered with foul language even though he was surrounded by kids. I backed that lad when nobody was giving him a chance, I was wrong, as far as I'm concerned his attitude at the back end of his last year stunk to high heaven. Can't think of any other ex player whose attitude is as bad.

apologies, the way i had read your post i thought you were refering to sundays game

Storm in a tea cup if you ask me.