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The phrase "Go Well" for departing players.
14:37 - Sep 6 with 831 views
Cheltenham_Blue
I've been seeing this a lot of late, especially when players move on.
Anyone know when it entered modern parlance and where it comes from?
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The phrase "Go Well" for departing players.
on 15:01 - Sep 6
mutters
I do know that its origins are South African, not sure when it entered the more broader English speaking community
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The phrase "Go Well" for departing players.
on 15:50 - Sep 6
WeWereZombies
Maybe this (1909 or earlier):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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The phrase "Go Well" for departing players.
on 15:53 - Sep 6
Zx1988
It's been in cricket for a fair few years now, with the standard response being 'cheers'.
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