Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for December 12, 2020

no one asked you, Andy, to point out the obvious

The gaffer knows what is soon to happen hence his disappointment!

@Linguist Today’s strip IS funny but a variation of a theme , our hero Mr Andrew Capp defending of his team’ hopeless performance is worthy of the master :o) my avatar is a picture of a billboard with an empty space that predicts the weather , what you see is what you get , which is how I do , comment avez vous passe votre Samedi mon moins vieux ami ? ours looks to be gloomy ,Connie is listless and bad tempered so I will try to cheer her up by making myself scarce :o{ keep safe and a bientot pal

There’s no point in setting the expectations too high.

Could one say that spiked the teams chance for a win?

I love the red bucket. Been around as long as the strip. Yellow sponge inside

“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind is blowing.” – Bob Dylan, songwriter

When my wife used to go on the warpath, I’d head to the “Office” until she cooled off. “Office” is now a coffee shop and since I don’t imbibe anymore so I learned to iggy her.

I pity the Manager of any football team that had Andy on it!

It is easy to be disappointed in Andy.

That’s retroactive to the start of the season.

the knees. oh those sad sack knees!

I know I’m a day late, but since many of the Cappers were mentioning their ethnic and family heritages, I just thought I’d toss in that I’m half Cro-Magnon and I don’t know what the heck the other half is!

And the game goes downhill from there.

According to a very old cartoon Andy always plays well: the game he thinks he will play; the game he played; or the game he thought he played. He never disappoints himself.