did you even read the rest of his post, or did you just see the word "puka", mistake it for a British English colloquialism, and rush to hit the Reply link?
i highly doubt he's English, given that he makes a lot of references to American culture and writes the date in American format.. furthermore, there is no such word as "puka" in colloquial British English.. the word you are thinking of is "pukka", and i'm not sure why you associate it with footballers.. it was made far more famous by jamie "massive tongue" oliver..
i had never heard of "puka shells" either but a quick wikipedia search solved that..
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did you even read the rest of his post, or did you just see the word "puka", mistake it for a British English colloquialism, and rush to hit the Reply link?
i highly doubt he's English, given that he makes a lot of references to American culture and writes the date in American format.. furthermore, there is no such word as "puka" in colloquial British English.. the word you are thinking of is "pukka", and i'm not sure why you associate it with footballers.. it was made far more famous by jamie "massive tongue" oliver..
i had never heard of "puka shells" either but a quick wikipedia search solved that..
you bell end..