OK well I think you're in a bit of a minority there, a lot of people would still support Forster because he's OURS, and I'm just noting that (understandably perhaps) some people on here don't feel like the England players are OURS. I do.
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OK well I think you're in a bit of a minority there, a lot of people would still support Forster because he's OURS, and I'm just noting that (understandably perhaps) some people on here don't feel like the England players are OURS. I do.
sake....i DO support Forster as he plays for BHA BUT when he blatantly dives *I* dont like it and will vent *MY* anger....GOT IT YET?!?! :thud:
So you wouldn't cheer if he scored the winning goal in the last minute to win us the World Cup? That's very sad.
Perhaps because he was being totally misused by a moron who didn't know our best system? Last time he played in a system that worked for him was Euro2004 - look what happened then?
GOT IT I JUST SAID YOU ARE IN A MINORITY OK? WHY ARE WE SHOUTING?
So if he dived to get us a penalty that would mean we went up you would be angry?!
Sorry but that's bordering on insane. :thud: :thud: :thud:
glasfryn
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Sorry did'nt see it but it looks like he has been taking lessons from that T**T ronaldo
I've become quite detached from the england team. I find the coverage of the matches more interesting than the matches themselves. I think whether I celebrate a last minute goal by him would depend on the pattern of the match. I have no emotional attachment to Villa, but when Young put in number 3 against everton, even I reacted to that. I might, in the future. But I haven't in the past, at least not since he joined Man Utd, and not since his return to international form. But Englands failure to qualify for Euro2008 has led to me feeling somewhat detached from the England team.
During that two year period of not scoring for england, he wasn't exactly banging them in for Utd. Didn't they have one of their worst years in recent memory during his first season there? (Which for them was: being knocked out the Champions league before the semis, finishing third in the premier, losing out on the league cup, it might have been the year they beat millwall in the FA cup...)
Bah.
That was absolutely the best thing to happen for English football since Euro96. I loved it because I knew it meant we would see a change.
adrian29uk
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Do you know what these players need,a taste of the real world cut all their wages by 50%. What they gonna do walk out of their jobs, I dont think so.
Skint Gull
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Lets be fair if you cut all the top players wages by 50% most would still be on several million a year. Hardly the breadline is it
Elder for England
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What have I missed? I briefly heard something about Ronney on the radio..
adrian29uk
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Ok well pay them 3,000k a week. Brain surgeons and top scientists dont even get this sort of money.
NMH
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han er rigtigt engelsk scum
jag har stor pik, and your sister can very likely attest to that.
Jimmy Grimble
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In this day and age Rooney is not "ours". He's Manchester United's. Therefore it's easy to bash the dirty f***ing spastic.
brighton rock
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mans game, see a lot worse every saturday down the locaql rec
Drizzlecake
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Where people like Rooney get lucky, as someone once commented, is that if he wasn't good at football, he'd still be some little toerag on the back streets of Liverpool in and out of prison for ABH and GBH at regular intervals.
It's a man's game... until it comes to booing, then if you boo you're hurting their feelings and making them go into their shells and cry like little babies. Apparently.