jimmy two times

I know nothing about these people, but I have to admit that I don't hear the word 'tramp' used much these days. I usually hear 'Winos','alkies', 'yobs', 'homeless', 'beggars', 'druggies', 'bums' etc etc. The people you describe don't sound like tramps to me. To me a 'tramp', or 'gentleman of the road', has a certain dignity about him (or her) and wouldn't be seen dead standing around hurling abuse at anyone. I don't think we should disgrace the good names of tramps.

I won't have the stress and strain of watching another damp squib performance by England and the bunch of overrated under-performing timewasters who play for them. I won't have to endure another round of Wag photos and gossip splashed all over the tabloids. I won't have to sit through the total saturation on telly by advertisers who jump on the bandwagon of Team England. I won't have to squirm whilst watching all the yobs and louts, who travel to these tournaments supporting England, kicking off in some otherwise tranquil European town centre. I won't have to put up with all the chavs and divs wearing their replica England shirts and spouting their uninformed xenophobic rubbish in every pub the length and breadth of the country. I can't wait for the tournament to start!