Wes Tupper
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- Feb 27, 2024
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They might be after sweet revenge.Hope the thugs in Baklava’s don’t turned up
They might be after sweet revenge.Hope the thugs in Baklava’s don’t turned up
Not sure I’ve ever seen Turkish people working in them eitherNot in my local Turkish 'Barbers' it won't, as I've yet to see a customer in there. Only been open a couple of years now though. Good turnover apparently.
6o yards pissed sideways sprint with pissy pants wedged against wall finish..?Have you seen the english fans these days . Most the decent lads on bans , would be alright for a bit of resistance with chairs and bottles but unlikely to be starting and finishing anything
jesus , i admire your enthusiasm.100% guaranteed it will be an England v Netherlands semi-final.
The Dutch were magnificent against Romania. Arguably the best performance of the tournament against a decent side who finished top of qualifying and then won Group E. The options up front are staggering with Memphis Depay, Cody Gakpo, Donyell Malen and Wout Weghorst. They also score a few from set-pieces.
When we ended up with Kane, Palmer and Toney on the pitch at the end I was starting to feel a bit more confident about penaltiesOn current form actually getting to a penalty shoot out would be a result!
Switzerland still has national service which helps eliminate nearly all the hooliganism.I'm going to the Switzerland game and looking forward to mixing with what I assume to be some very good people. They like a neutral stance.
Turkey however would be a different kettle of fish! Don't think I'll go, but if I do I'll be packing my running shoes.
That's very kind, thank you.Switzerland still has national service which helps eliminate nearly all the hooliganism.
I hope you have a brilliant time in Düsseldorf, @Giraffe and praying we can play some good football and progress to the semis. You're one of the best posters on here.
You seriously think we'll bottle penalties (if it happens) after five absolute textbook spot-kicks against a keeper as good as Yann Sommer?The upside of England/Turkey semi is when they inevitably dump us out on Penalties there will be no shortage of specific windows in Boundary Road that will require replacing on Thursday morning
Help me here. Are all “Turkish barbers” owned and staffed by Turks, or is it just a Style/brand where anyone can work or own?The upside of England/Turkey semi is when they inevitably dump us out on Penalties there will be no shortage of specific windows in Boundary Road that will require replacing on Thursday morning
Holland on Wednesday, it is, then.Turkiye do have the potential to be black horses this year. They have lots of quality in key areas, but most importantly they jsbr have the working rapport of a great team.
Predict Turkiye to beat Netherlands and England to lose against the Swiss (on pens).
Still certain?100% guaranteed it will be an England v Netherlands semi-final.
The Dutch were magnificent against Romania. Arguably the best performance of the tournament against a decent side who finished top of qualifying and then won Group E. The options up front are staggering with Memphis Depay, Cody Gakpo, Donyell Malen and Wout Weghorst. They also score a few from set-pieces.
Holland on Wednesday, it is, then.
NederlanchNetherlands.
...and to be fair, I was almost right with my prediction. Didn't expect England to be so f***ing good at penalties this time round.
You say 'Netherlands', and I thought so to. But at matches they seem to chant 'Holland, Holland'; and when I lived over there during a World Cup, all the posters were 'Hup, Holland, Hup'.Netherlands.
...and to be fair, I was almost right with my prediction. Didn't expect England to be so f***ing good at penalties this time round.