Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for February 05, 2025

In the last panel, Capp has the same mouth expression of embarrassment that was a staple from the “Cathy” strip.

In the end, everything revolves around the pub anyway.

Those 16 ounce curls aren’t going to do themselves so Andy has volunteered to show the team how it’s done

A man has his priorities silly moo.

that grin tells volumes….

Is the beer money coming out of the club funds, I wonder.

played in a beer league a few years ago, a good time

Yes, they train to become MORE worthless bad husbands and alcoholics.

CLASSIC ANDY CAPP DEPT.

Andy is coaching a young player. The keen young lad tells Andy he has football in his blood since his father played for the local league.Andy tells him he must have poor circulation as it hasn’t reached his feet!

Andy doesn’t look embarrassed at all by Flo’s remark.

American basketball teams have players whose speciality is “fouling out”.

This is Andy’s job on the rugby team

I remember when Andy smoked while playing.

It’s why Andy never misses practice, Flo.

He’s got a wide smile………

REAL football too. NOT the American style ‘football’ that has a superb owl

He’s got the ‘you got that right’ look.

Those elbows aren’t going to exerciser themselves.

She knows!

Location, location, Location.

I mean, aren’t these amateur clubs really just excuses to hit the pub afterwards? Not that that’s a BAD thing.

I feel like Andy. I once worked for a company long ago in the 1980’s. I spent about 6 hours a day in my favorite bar. Made over 3 grand a month. Bar was a goldmine for me and I got to play poker, tonk, spades, pool, darts and drink beer back then. It was a fine job. Lined up Masonry jobs for our company. Like a nut I moved to Florida when My youngest son was born. Year later I moved back to NC closer to my mother who had some medical problems. Dad lived about 15 miles away and I went back to Masonry (Brick.block, stone, concrete) and working with NC State, Dad laid brick till he was about 83. Died at 89. Mom taught school 39 years. Died at 89. Wife passed in Mar of 2023. Time is one thing I’ve got. Have a rest home ministry. 5 days a week.