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

Justice

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• #21

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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Rejuvenated or not Welbeck currently has the shirt, don’t quite get why he didn’t get more time at Liverpool when we went 2-1 down as unlike Welbeck he can create a goal out of nothing. Not sure FH fully trusts him at the moment.

 

Perfidious Albion

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• #22

No, not wrong…. I want that too

 

dazzer6666

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• #23

England win/Fergie goal or two. Win/win.

 

chickens

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I just can’t get excited about international football outside of a World Cup or Euro’s tournament.

I don’t watch the games in these breaks, they’re just an annoyance that have to be endured until the proper football is back.

Thankfully they’re mercifully brief, but all I care about during these breaks is that Brighton and Hove Albion players don’t pick up any injuries.

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• #25

The hopes of a nation rest with Evan tonight

 

Green Cross Code Man

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• #26

The 'competition' is surely woke. Just another way to celebrate mediocrity. Come on Ferguson!

 

One Teddy Maybank

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• #27

I care little about England, unless one of ours is playing or I’m bandwagon jumping for a quarterfinal.

Hope Ferguson scores and plays well.

Won’t be watching, international breaks are a pain in the backside and just get in the way of what matters IMO.

 

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Greg Bobkin

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May 22, 2012

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• #28

Randy McNob said:

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

YAWN

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Yes.

 

Triggaaar

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• #29

zefarelly said:

This in spades. Or is it Paddys?

Oops, is that allowed?

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

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You need to be freed from desire

 

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Dancin Ninja BHA

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• #30

I hate Argentina, but I can't lie....when McAllister was 'doing his thing' in the World Cup Final I cheered him/them on

Same today, I have NO interest in England whatsoever (sorry), so would be more than happy to see Fergie score, play well at the detriment of England. Rarely watch their games when on TV, don't get down if England concede or lose.

Club over country all day long for me. Always have been, always will.

 

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• Sunday at 10:28 AM

• #31

chickens said:

I just can’t get excited about international football outside of a World Cup or Euro’s tournament.

I don’t watch the games in these breaks, they’re just an annoyance that have to be endured until the proper football is back.

Thankfully they’re mercifully brief, but all I care about during these breaks is that Brighton and Hove Albion players don’t pick up any injuries.

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Moving on.....

I have been watching England friendlies for 50 years (well, 30; they were not all televised back in the day, so when I saw 'watch', sometimes it was listen to a commentary on radio 2).

I think the Nations League, tin pot though it may be, adds a little spice and meaning to friendlies. So it has to be an improvement.

But I'm sure someone will be along in a minute to tell us they don't really like football all that much, and don't even really know what England is. Is it a country? If what what does that make Great Britain? Or the UK?

 

Easy 10

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Jul 5, 2003

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• Sunday at 10:30 AM

• #32

You are all aware England are going for PROMOTION this afternoon ?

Of course I'd love to see Ferguson score, as long as England still win. Then the promotion party can begin, and we can all start planning our trip to watch the open top bus parade.

 

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• Sunday at 10:44 AM

• #33

timbha said:

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

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I would like to add “does a Gross turn and leaves Guehi on his arse at some point” to the list, please

 

LamieRobertson

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• Sunday at 10:54 AM

• #34

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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Yep..definitely one of those hate non crime ..crime hate non…or whatever they r called..i’d b deleting your post pronto ..surprised a Mod hasn’t knocked on your door already

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• #35

Evan 7/1 to score tonight (bet365)

 

Tony Towner's Fridge

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• #36

Would be good to see Evan removing Guehi from his pocket in the Wembley toilets after the match and then flushing him down the loo.

Hope England win all the same....

TNBA

TTF

 

Grizz

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• #37

I can be quite critical of the National team, but wouldn't want them to openly lose, especially to Ireland. Christ, just like the Scots or Welsh, they'd be insufferable for years to come if they won, especially at Wembley. This is more than likely one of the Nations League games I'd watch with interest.

 

Chicken Run

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• #38

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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When’s the Bluesky version of NSC launching

 

Coldeanseagull

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Mar 13, 2013

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• Sunday at 12:58 PM

• #39

Ferguson to play well, stay injury free and score with an england win.
While we're at it, palace relegated, we finish in a European place etc, etc

 

Sorrel

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• Sunday at 1:14 PM

• #40

I'd like him to do well, remaining injury free and positive. I'd like England to win every match they ever play, too.