Possibly this new lot were having a pop at him.

He had a pop at me before the last dive.

In this case, Mills is having a pop at the public.

I would very rarely have a pop at the players but we let ourselves down.

The Professor was definitely having a pop at him.

"There is always going to be somebody up there that they want to have a pop at."

"I've seen some people having a pop at Bernie for trying to play it down, but what would you expect him to do?

We then threw caution to the wind and had a pop at the house robots.

"You are having a pop at a business that didn't require any bailing out," he said.

They chuck a dead cat on the table, and have a pop at the bankers in London.

Namely, why on earth should coaches feel entitled to have a pop at opposition players in any case?

Let me have a pop at people who say we should seek another planet: we’re wrecking this one.

You want to have a pop at someone.

Has bags of pace and loves to have a pop at goal from any distance or angle.

Yet for audiences, half the fun is having a pop at the finished article from the safety of one’s unkempt living room.

"People might want to have a pop at me but I am completely at ease here.

Some guy had a pop at me in a coffee shop in Norwich.

"It has become the vogue to have a pop at Jonny.

No one is having a pop at Sir Winston.

Both of them loved to have a pop at the Brits for being incompetent and inept.

Even the Republican candidate had a pop at them in the last US presidential election.

And low-cost carriers like to have a pop at flag carriers.

"David Hare is always having a pop at us and he gets good and bad reviews.

England are going to try and have a pop at it by being very strong up front and attempting to dominate physically.

I don't think I do specifically have a pop at him for calling himself Dave, though.