daves dazzlers
- 05 Jun 2004 16:53
I HE THERE BEATING ICELAND????????WHOPEEEEEEEEEEE.
Abbie2u
- 25 Jun 2004 10:10
- 152 of 189
What would have happened if Rooney was not injured ?
davepyle
- 25 Jun 2004 10:38
- 153 of 189
how typical.....national frenzy, optimism.....but in reality crap..hey, if beckams on 60,000 a week for kicking a ball about, yuou'd expect him to hit roughly the right area from the penalty spot......I think he and vassell should be "sacked" for gross misconduct as would most professionals in any walk of life who missed such an easy target....(If i fucked up that bad I would be!)
scotinvestor
- 25 Jun 2004 10:54
- 154 of 189
beckhams penalty was a disgrace - he's now missed 3 times on the trot. He's vastly over-rated, only thing he can really do is cross a ball.
at least vassall hit the target and required a decent save from the goalie
rampage
- 25 Jun 2004 11:03
- 155 of 189
If Rooney was not injured he would have scored two great goals and had them both disallowed
daves dazzlers
- 25 Jun 2004 11:25
- 156 of 189
my local 99 pence shop is doing a deal,,to get people in.with every spot kick missed,,you get a free full bag of excuses. take it on the chin ... and move on.
Abbie2u
- 25 Jun 2004 12:59
- 157 of 189
I think Beckam cannot play well when he is captain.
amberjane
- 25 Jun 2004 13:04
- 158 of 189
Becks - only thing he can really do is cross a ball....
Believe he's crossed his wife once or twice too.
skids
- 25 Jun 2004 13:08
- 159 of 189
lots of excuses on here about why england didn't win.... at the end of the day it was a good game. i don't think vassell deserves any negative talk because his shoot was on (unlike beckhams). thats football, you can't win them all, and Portugal deserve a bit of luck once in a while too.
skids
Portugal Sporter
daves dazzlers
- 25 Jun 2004 13:34
- 160 of 189
well said skids,a realist .
deadfred
- 25 Jun 2004 13:58
- 161 of 189
edd carter more like olivers army
now id like to point something out to the poor we lost soals who lost last night
sven takes it on the chin and stands up proud(his scandinavian up bringing)
what do the fans do
riot
what more can i say
angry nation angry people
chip as big as the sea of tranquility(thats on the moon for those that dont no)
im british not english and i hate being coraled with these clowns who claim to be football supporters but probably dont even own a season book of any team
england unlucky good try pick yourselfs up and dust your selfs down and try again
you have the makings of an oustanding team and a manager that seems to know what hes about
but plz plz get ride of the clowns they give the place a bad name(britain i mean(englands name has always been bad))
jokin(moron)
Flackwell Vialli
- 25 Jun 2004 19:31
- 162 of 189
Nice to see the Jocks having a laugh - British vermin of the highest order.
Re: Penalties - As any footballer/fan will tell you there really a lottery/nerve test. Statistically we've had such a bad run that the tables will turn eventually.
As many have noted England aren't the team that the media/armchair brigade have painted. Those that can hold their heads high include the Evertonian, Cole, and Neville, but as a Chelsea boy I for one do not want Gerard at the Bridge. Too many wasted passes imo, and yesterdays midfield was absent. (Lamps with Gerard).
Hopefully Sven will learn not to rely on Heskey, and persist so much with an out of form Owen/Beckham - although both will bounce back.
And whilst the sweaties are enjoying their moment can I remind them of Euro 96, when they both lost the match, having missed from the spot.
daves dazzlers
- 25 Jun 2004 22:04
- 163 of 189
fundy,,you better get on the czech`s,mate.only saw the last twenty mins,,,pain.
drinkgood
- 25 Jun 2004 22:47
- 164 of 189
Flackwell
"Nice to see the Jocks having a laugh - British vermin of the highest order"
Oh really....you are a sad ignorant peasant...many of us have very good friends from south of the border and I for one was not laughing at the elimination of the only British team in the competition. Why don't you slink back to the gutter from whence you've come.
daves dazzlers
- 26 Jun 2004 13:27
- 165 of 189
bye/bye,france.
brianboru
- 26 Jun 2004 18:22
- 166 of 189
Flackwell - The reason I find it difficult to support England is the yobbish culture which surrounds English football (soccer) - You won't see the often nasty and violent sort of behavior from The Scots, Irish, Swedes, Dutch or anyone else in Europe even though they are just as passionate about both their country and their national team. Why the England team (and some English league teams) attract so much tatooed dross is beyond me but they do and it puts me off them.
Anyway, back to serious matters. Come on Van the Man. Hope they get through tonight and had a tiny bet on them.
goldfinger
- 27 Jun 2004 02:13
- 167 of 189
http://www.ursmeier.ch/referee/
Click on this link if you hate referees, especially this one.
In fact send him an e-mail.
gallick
- 27 Jun 2004 19:32
- 168 of 189
>> brianboru
You are not quite right there...the dutch fans have got a pretty bad reputation for violent behaviour in the past, although as always it is a tiny minority. Interestingly there is very little trouble these days in English soccer, only abroad where the foreign police don't know how to deal with it, and it is nearly always away from the stadiums. A case of alcohol fanning the flames of nationalism.
Which raises a rather big question...is nationalism/patriotism a good thing, or does it simply serve to divide people, although perhaps Euro 2004 has bought them together ?
See my predictions are doing well. If denmark win tonight that will be 0 out of 4. Best I stick to shares!
rgrds
gk
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daves dazzlers
- 27 Jun 2004 21:09
- 169 of 189
and the czech`s are bouncing along ,,milan,milan,milan,,3/0,,get in there top scorer ,.baros
Flackwell Vialli
- 28 Jun 2004 19:51
- 170 of 189
Drinkgood - Perhaps you ought to talk to a few of your fellow Scots who reguarly in the past used to come down en masse to London, smashed out of their skulls. Having attended a few Eng V Scot games I have seen at first hand the politeness/ettiquette of those proud to sport Tartan.
I also note that you think Football hooliganism is confined to the English - Perhaps you may recall for example Celtic fans (Scots ? Irish ?) returning from Europe, or Holland as another poster has pointed out plus many other club sides from such countries as Turkey, Germany, Spain and Italy.
The Scottish also frequently resort to the usual anti-English nonsense such as asking for their own parliament, then denying us our own, claiming the oil fields are theirs, when for years Scotland has sucked money from us in the south to pay their social security bills, etc etc. Perhaps that is why the English now proudly display the St Georges flag, rather than associate themselves with the Union Jack.
drinkgood
- 29 Jun 2004 11:48
- 171 of 189
Flackwell
Wow ...the little rat has popped out of his sewer again.