[Albion] Is it wrong that I want Ferguson to score tomorrow more than I want England to win?

GoldstoneVintage

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• Saturday at 7:58 PM

• #1

So excited about what a rejuvenated Ferguson could mean for our season. I just think he needs to keep scoring to keep his confidence up. And for that, I'd sacrifice an England win tomorrow. Does this make me a wrong'un!?

 

The Lemming Stomper

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• #2

Attention seeking thread straight to ignore

 

Flounce

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• #3

I agree, I haven’t watched a minute of this third International break just 11 f***ing games into the season but I too will be watching solely because Evan is playing, and yes I hope he scores and has a good game

 

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timbha

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• #4

England win. Ferguson plays well, scores and remains injury free.
That’ll do me.

 

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Brian Fantana

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• #5

GoldstoneVintage said:

So excited about what a rejuvenated Ferguson could mean for our season. I just think he needs to keep scoring to keep his confidence up. And for that, I'd sacrifice an England win tomorrow. Does this make me a wrong'un!?

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I'm with you. I'd far prefer the Albion to win something than England.

 

Thunder Bolt

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• #6

Why do you need to ask?

 

US Seagull

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• #7

timbha said:

England win. Ferguson plays well, scores and remains injury free.
That’ll do me.

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4-3 win for England, Ferguson hattrick.

I'm not asking too much, am I?

 

hart's shirt

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• #8

I'll be delighted to watch Ferguson score the greatest consolation goal in history first hand.

But that's as far as it goes.

Brighton aren't playing England. No need for anyone to choose here.

 

GoldstoneVintage

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• #9

Thunder Bolt said:

Why do you need to ask?

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I have England supporting mates who definitely wouldn't agree!

 

zefarelly

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Flounce said:

I agree, I haven’t watched a minute of this third International break just 11 f***ing games into the season but I too will be watching solely because Evan is playing, and yes I hope he scores and has a good game

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This in spades. Or is it Paddys?

Oops, is that allowed?

Anyway, I usually support Eire over England . . .Its a Byrne-ing desire

 

Super Steve Earle

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• #11

I didn't even know or care that England were playing tomorrow, but now I'll look in and hope Evan scores one or two. Harry is wrong. Albion first, England whenever. Same as it ever was back to Sully, Lawro etc.

 

Giraffe

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• #12

Yes

 

Comrade Sam

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• #13

England 2 up, then Ferguson injury time hat trick to boost his confidence.

 

jcdenton08

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I want England to win, but would like Evan to play well and hopefully score too.

 

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Machiavelli

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No, non, nyet, nein, node, nee, igna, ingen, zadny, etc

NIL

 

jackanada

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• #16

Ferguson scoring would bring you joy and possibly lead to many more joyous occasions for you.
England beating Ireland would be slightly above meh and just be another step on the road towards disappointment .

 

Randy McNob

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Jeez is there anything more tedious than people declaring their hate for the national team ?

YAWN

 

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METALMICKY

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• #18

GoldstoneVintage said:

So excited about what a rejuvenated Ferguson could mean for our season. I just think he needs to keep scoring to keep his confidence up. And for that, I'd sacrifice an England win tomorrow. Does this make me a wrong'un!?

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Not at all! Ferguson hat trick please. I'm only interested in world cup of euros related England games and not this Micky mouse comp.

I'll be seriously pissed if one of the England players injures him

 

Harry Wilson's tackle

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Sorry, what was the question?

 

Rdodge30

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• #20

4-3 England.
Ferguson hat trick