The Official ENGLAND Thread - The Team We ALL Support
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digikal said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
That's the parent's fault, not Duckface's. My kids love football, and they admire certain players for their footballing abilities. But because I hope I've brung them up proper, they are fully aware that as human beings, many of these arses aren't worth crossing the street to pee on if they were on fire.
Duckface shouldn't play for England, not because he's a moron (which he is), but because he's fkING CRAP.
As I have always said I would rather no United players, played for England,Duckface shouldn't play for England, not because he's a moron (which he is), but because he's fkING CRAP.
digikal said:
As I have always said I would rather no United players, played for England, however Ferdinand has been very good this season, and there simply arent any better English centre backs.
A laughable mention of Dawson earlier.
Really? He might have been dead 20 years and have an odd penchant for being a 60 something woman, but he's still quicker than Peckham mong the elder.A laughable mention of Dawson earlier.
No borderline Salford 'characters' for Ingerlund .
Fair enough, works both ways & might just burst the illusion of your lot doing everything perfectly for 100% honourable reasons, every single time.
As for the Torres thing - feeble. He's appeared at a few RL games so one would have hoped he'd had a touch of enlightenment by now.
Amirhussain said:
Blackpuddin said:
Amirhussain said:
Blackpuddin said:
Great example for the kids.
Hardly assault, not a very sporting thing to do I agree, but it was nothing major at all. The only reason he did it was because he knew if Torres tried to kick or punch him back he would miss and end up knocking someone from the crowd out.
As things stand, Rio is the acceptable face of John Terry (and no doubt countless others).
Maybe a combination of rugby, division 4 background & other things but TBH, I'd rather that cheating little Maradonna (or even bitey Louis) than a man trying to be neither a quality snide nor a hard man. If you're going to get the bullet, at least get it for a worthwhile reason. Can't say I ever recall big Rio standing all that tall.
DukeDickson said:
Amirhussain said:
Blackpuddin said:
Amirhussain said:
Blackpuddin said:
Great example for the kids.
Hardly assault, not a very sporting thing to do I agree, but it was nothing major at all. The only reason he did it was because he knew if Torres tried to kick or punch him back he would miss and end up knocking someone from the crowd out.
As things stand, Rio is the acceptable face of John Terry (and no doubt countless others).
Maybe a combination of rugby, division 4 background & other things but TBH, I'd rather that cheating little Maradonna (or even bitey Louis) than a man trying to be neither a quality snide nor a hard man. If you're going to get the bullet, at least get it for a worthwhile reason. Can't say I ever recall big Rio standing all that tall.
Rio Ferdinand withdrawn from England squad, replaced by Steven Caulker
http://www.thefa.com/England/News/2013/squad-updat...
http://www.thefa.com/England/News/2013/squad-updat...
Amirhussain said:
Rio Ferdinand withdrawn from England squad, replaced by Steven Caulker
http://www.thefa.com/England/News/2013/squad-updat...
Good news for United.http://www.thefa.com/England/News/2013/squad-updat...
England morph into the Scotland squad standard by the day it seems.
digikal said:
Good news for United.
England morph into the Scotland squad standard by the day it seems.
A bit of a shame for Ferdinand as he's got a bit of a black cloud hanging over him with England and it would have been nice for him to play. England morph into the Scotland squad standard by the day it seems.
As for the second part, well if any scouts are at the JJB Soccerdome tonight I'll be trying my hardest...
bbc said:
Ferdinand later said on Twitter he was "gutted" but said it was necessary as part of his "intricate pre-planned programme".
In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
So when did he start on this "intricate pre-planned programme"? Surely he must have known before the weekend when he was called up that his "fitness regime" wouldn't allow him to play?In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
Time to bin him off for good. Don't care whether we have an adequate replacement or not.
BraveSirRobin said:
bbc said:
Ferdinand later said on Twitter he was "gutted" but said it was necessary as part of his "intricate pre-planned programme".
In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
So when did he start on this "intricate pre-planned programme"? Surely he must have known before the weekend when he was called up that his "fitness regime" wouldn't allow him to play?In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
Time to bin him off for good. Don't care whether we have an adequate replacement or not.
BraveSirRobin said:
bbc said:
Ferdinand later said on Twitter he was "gutted" but said it was necessary as part of his "intricate pre-planned programme".
In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
So when did he start on this "intricate pre-planned programme"? Surely he must have known before the weekend when he was called up that his "fitness regime" wouldn't allow him to play?In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
Time to bin him off for good. Don't care whether we have an adequate replacement or not.
iim said:
mickk said:
Well since Scholes turned his back on the country we'll have to struggle.
We were world beaters with him for sure Tevez - Scholes
Not sure that Messi would have been stuck on the left wing to accommodate Hollywood ball Stevie Me and Fat Frank
BraveSirRobin said:
bbc said:
Ferdinand later said on Twitter he was "gutted" but said it was necessary as part of his "intricate pre-planned programme".
In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
So when did he start on this "intricate pre-planned programme"? Surely he must have known before the weekend when he was called up that his "fitness regime" wouldn't allow him to play?In a statement he added: "It was important for me to be able to speak with Roy face to face and explain the situation, and one thing I made clear was that my passion and commitment to represent my country is as strong as ever."
Time to bin him off for good. Don't care whether we have an adequate replacement or not.
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