“He is no gloater, but his team's 1-0 victory over his old employers clearly provided a day to savour.”

“The sophisticates weren't as loud as the gloater, but as they played they hogged the bench.”

“For one, it's terribly irritating to the gloater when the gloatee is oblivious.”

“But contrary to what the left-wing gloaters who have not bothered to follow the story until last night are writing, I have never made such claims.”

“I'd just love us to really signal to the gloaters that they should write our great club off at their peril.”

“He took to denouncing those who are silent and the gloaters, and the lackeys of the West and America.”