We kept dipping his head on to a Jumbo Platter while it was crowning!
In the event, once Rémy left the pitch with a grimace as he felt his groin immediately after opening the floodgates by crowning John Terry's Fàbregas-esque Fàbregas-esqueylish finish, Drogba came on and passed 75.
Oldham delayed Bristol City's inevitable crowning a little longer with a point at Boundary Park but in the congested pack outside the play-offs it was Fleetwood who made the most ground, a 1-0 win at Gillingham propelling Graham Alexander's side to 10th.
He started a club, crowning himself the Toe Captain.
He swallowed up a string of other "Baby Bells" before crowning his achievement by buying the remains of the parent firm and renaming his company AT&T.
His presidential son expected to bank similar gains after his own Iraq war, with the spread of democracy in that benighted region crowning his military success.
This was to have been Iceland's most spectacular building, crowning 15 years of economic growth: a concert hall facing out to the North Atlantic, covered in glass prisms imported from China meant to resemble glaciers and lava.
YOU might expect Poles to be in a triumphant mood on June 7th and 8th as they vote on their country's proposed entry into the European Union, due in May next year, with the referendum crowning five years' tough negotiation.
Instead, less than a third of eligible voters so far have showed up, not much of an endorsement for a constitution promoted as the Brothers' crowning achievement and as a blueprint for the country's future.
And his crowning achievement remains the way his most adored novel alerted the wider world to a literary culture that few outside a small group of struggling southern nations knew much about.Photo credit: Rex Features.
They did, however, dump a few (and make-up and high-heeled shoes) into a "freedom trash can", while also crowning a sheep.Now the bras are off in earnest.
