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Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 09:47
by hallucienate
losers

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 09:51
by Padstar
hallucienate wrote:losers
LOL.... keep it coming ;)

Paddy.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 09:58
by hallucienate
Padstar wrote:
hallucienate wrote:losers
LOL.... keep it coming ;)

Paddy.
luckily it wasn't a military exercise otherwise you guys would have a whole lot of explaining to do. :twisted:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 09:59
by Silence is platinum
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 10:03
by Padstar
hallucienate wrote:
Padstar wrote:
hallucienate wrote:losers
LOL.... keep it coming ;)

Paddy.
luckily it wasn't a military exercise otherwise you guys would have a whole lot of explaining to do. :twisted:
Cant argue with that!!! then again, i dont think the country was flying flags for that particular match either!

Paddy.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 11:38
by Brideoffrankenstein
not really bothered about it all meeself, but then I am a girl :lol:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 11:57
by markfiend
Allez les Bleus! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice to see that France's goals were both the fault of Liverpool players. :lol:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:11
by emilystrange
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:not really bothered about it all meeself, but then I am a girl :lol:
HEY!!! i care!!!! and I'M a girl!!!!!

didn't my Ledley do well????

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:36
by snowey
@ Mark... Heskey now plays for Birmingham City not Liverpool :roll:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:38
by emilystrange
Keep UP, dear boy..
didn't like the look of my new manager....

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:40
by Scardwel
Apparently lots of people went on a rampage last night causing criminal damage because eleven men from one part of Europe kicked a bit of leather filled with air into a net more often than eleven men from another part of Europe managed to, whilst they were all running round on a field together, spitting.

(for anyone who was wondering... I believe the worst-hit towns were Croydon, Boston, Wakefield and Cheshunt... and various others.) :|

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:48
by RicheyJames
Scardwel should have wrote:Apparently a few mindless thugs went on a rampage last night causing criminal damage because they are mindless thugs. Similar things happen every weekend of the year up and down the country but this has received far more press attention due to it coinciding with a major football match.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:54
by markfiend
snowey wrote:@ Mark... Heskey now plays for Birmingham City not Liverpool :roll:
:oops: Hey ho. Still a useless oaf though. ;D

At least England won something yesterday. :innocent:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:57
by RicheyJames
markfiend wrote:At least England won something yesterday. :innocent:
oh yes, a little ray of sporting sunshine that was. isn't it marvellous the way england have become so bloody resilient just lately? in every one of those three tests there was a time when i thought we'd blown it but everytime there was someone who just dug in and refused to budge. who cares about winning the toss anyway!

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:57
by MrChris
Flipping gutted. We were winning an eleven-small slow geezers hold off the talented big boys for an unlikely-win scenario that has not been seen since...we beat Argentina. And then we pushed one of the big boys over, and he scored. And kicked the worst back-pass ever in the history of football. So near and yet so far.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 12:59
by Padstar
RicheyJames wrote:
Scardwel should have wrote:Apparently a few mindless thugs went on a rampage last night causing criminal damage because they are mindless thugs. Similar things happen every weekend of the year up and down the country but this has received far more press attention due to it coinciding with a major football match.
Cant get much more spot on than that really.

For people who are not keen on football then it will be a shame if a few people not representative of the vast majority of one of your intrests put you in a position of defending something you really shouldnt be having to defend.

Im sure idiots and alcohol can cause violence and destruction anywhere anytime.... come to think of it, i think that does happen on nights where there is no footbal involved at all.

Personally im not keen on any possible implication by a post that just because i have an intrest in last nights game, i can give or take a bit of mindless violence.

Very naughty.

Paddy.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 13:05
by markfiend
RicheyJames wrote:
markfiend wrote:At least England won something yesterday. :innocent:
oh yes, a little ray of sporting sunshine that was. isn't it marvellous the way england have become so bloody resilient just lately? in every one of those three tests there was a time when i thought we'd blown it but everytime there was someone who just dug in and refused to budge. who cares about winning the toss anyway!
Indeed. IMO Ashley Giles possibly deserved man of the match more, but I'm not going to begrudge it going to Thorpe. It was a bit of a shame for Chris Cairns not getting a ten-wicket haul in his final test. It was a thrilling day's play yesterday. One thing I think that needs to be looked at is umpiring. There were quite a few decisions that were called into question by Channel 4's "Hawkeye" doohickey. The worst probably being Strauss's dismissal when the ball pitched way outside leg. Not out, I'm afraid Mr Taufel. :x

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 13:08
by markfiend
@ Paddy: I'm sure most people are aware of the tendency of the average British idiot to go on the rampage when he's been drinking, and know that football is largely irrelevant to that tendency.

The whole of Britain gets tarred with that brush, not just football fans.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 13:28
by Padstar
markfiend wrote:@ Paddy: I'm sure most people are aware of the tendency of the average British idiot to go on the rampage when he's been drinking, and know that football is largely irrelevant to that tendency.

The whole of Britain gets tarred with that brush, not just football fans.
Im sure your right of course, its just the associations with such behaviour are easy to identify with something else if.... lets say.... you just dont like it and want to post to a thread.

Paddy.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 13:30
by Nazareth
Less of the British please! Its the English who have the worst behaviour abroad.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 14:13
by Mrs RicheyJames
Is that so?? I think it's the English who is mostly reported about!!

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 14:22
by markfiend
OK change "British idiot" to "English idiot".

But the rest of my point stands I think.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 15:42
by Thrash Harry
I've never felt comfortable watching a match in public either at a ground or in a pub due to the menacing air of testosterone. Maybe I'm a coward. Correction: I know I'm a coward. Maybe it's cos I was bullied at school by a lad nicknamed Yobbo due to his notoriety on the terraces at Swindon. Maybe it's cos the only thing that got me out of a confrontation for not joining in the chanting when my German exchange partner dragged me to a match in Bremen was claiming diplomatic immunity: "Oi Junge!" "I'm English" "Ah Englander! Bobby Charlton". :D "Yes. That's right". :roll: Maybe it's cos I don't understand how anyone can get so passionately excited/ upset/ angry about anything other than their loved ones.

I know there are many non-agressive people who regularly attend matches and I assume that includes all of the people here. I just don't understand why you want to spend time in an atmosphere where it could all kick off at any minute. No pun intended.

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 18:51
by James Blast
Padstar wrote:
Red Sunsets wrote:you still got beat, Paddy :P
True, but not by the Pharoe Islands.... ;)

Paddy.
:oops: :oops: :oops:
@ Thrash, If yer gonna be bullied by anyone, you could do a lot worse than some thug called Yobbo. :roll:

Posted: 14 Jun 2004, 21:24
by RicheyJames
Thrash Harry wrote:...I don't understand...I just don't understand...
at risk of stating the bleeding obvious, i don't think you understand...