International matches
Posted: 06 Jun 2025, 20:53
47mins Norway 3-0 Italy 
Qualifiers for the World Cup from the Asian groups ….
Iran , Uzbekistan, South Korea, Jordan. Japan & AustraliaÂ
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Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:20
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:19
Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 21:11 Don't blame Tuchel, blame the blazered up cunts at the FA.
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I did as soon as soon as The FA were first flirting with Tuchel they needed to reconsider this DEI appointed nonsense. Thing is, it could backfire spectacularly where we could struggle to qualify if this continues this way. I think we'd still have enough just to qualify and won't be as bad as 1994 was, but this aint good.Â
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:18
The only players benefitting from these shit games are those that were omitted. Tuchel is dreadful, get Ange in 
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:15
it must be disheartening for any of the other forwards that kane insists on starting every fucking game
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:13
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:12
Hope you're enjoying your honeymoon, Jarrod. You're well out of this, mate
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:11
Don't blame Tuchel, blame the blazered up cunts at the FA.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 21:01
Presume Kane is contracted to play EVERY gameÂ
Surely Toney should have played here or at least the second half?
Tuchel doing well to make England even more boring than Southgate managedÂ
Surely Toney should have played here or at least the second half?
Tuchel doing well to make England even more boring than Southgate managedÂ
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 20:53
The Senagalese look a yard faster and sharper. England take every chance they can to pass backwards or sideways.Â
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 20:47
Senegal unsurprisingly popping that ball about nicely. Bang at it from the first whistle.
It feels to me that if our only attacking game plan of getting Kane to score, we lack any other ideas or goalscorers, which is terrible considering we have so much attacking talent these days. Too 1 dimensional and predictable.Â
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It feels to me that if our only attacking game plan of getting Kane to score, we lack any other ideas or goalscorers, which is terrible considering we have so much attacking talent these days. Too 1 dimensional and predictable.Â
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Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 20:36
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 20:32
What are the odds on the FA replacing Tuchel before the World Cup (assuming we qualify). This is horrendous stuff.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 20:17
Is that a pair of tits I spot under the ref's top?!
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 20:15
Compared to the Portugal Spain final this is like watching paint dry.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 19:00
I see Rice is down to start this evening in a friendly, whereas Henderson started in a World Cup qualifier, so does that mean Tuchell sees Henderson ahead of Rice?
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 14:22
I was being facetious, everyone knows it was Arnautovic who pushed Alcock over 
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 14:17
Joey Barton did the cigar in an Everton apprentices eye
Bellamy grew up idolising MussoliniÂ
And sat on the pitch crying in front of Redknapp when he wasn’t awarded a penalty against Bradford
Though he DID catch the ball to stop the play when the Everton keeper got injured
Bellamy grew up idolising MussoliniÂ
And sat on the pitch crying in front of Redknapp when he wasn’t awarded a penalty against Bradford
Though he DID catch the ball to stop the play when the Everton keeper got injured
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 14:12
I thought only Di Canio did that? Alcock sounds more unstable than Hammer and Fickle.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 13:39
Also Bellamy pushed Paul Alcock over.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 13:32
He did do the putter thing.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 13:14
SurfaceAgentX2Zero wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 13:05Gank wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 11:04 The more I read about, and hear from Bellamy, the more I think he's capable of being the next big thing in football management.
And like Faux said, you wouldn't have thought that in his playing days, beating people up with golf clubs, stubbing cigars out in people's eyes and landing his helicopter on the training pitch.Erm. You mixing him up with Joey Barton?
Yeah, I knew he wasn't responsible for all that but I posted it anyway because I couldn't be bothered to research all the stuff he did do.Â
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 13:05
Gank wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 11:04 The more I read about, and hear from Bellamy, the more I think he's capable of being the next big thing in football management.
And like Faux said, you wouldn't have thought that in his playing days, beating people up with golf clubs, stubbing cigars out in people's eyes and landing his helicopter on the training pitch.
Erm. You mixing him up with Joey Barton?
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 12:03
I see Senegal winning this.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 11:48
Huge game tonight guys.
The mighty England vs the insatiable Senegal live from the City Ground.
What do we reckon?
I'll go with 3-1 England.
The mighty England vs the insatiable Senegal live from the City Ground.
What do we reckon?
I'll go with 3-1 England.
Re: International matches
Posted: 10 Jun 2025, 11:04
The more I read about, and hear from Bellamy, the more I think he's capable of being the next big thing in football management.
And like Faux said, you wouldn't have thought that in his playing days, beating people up with golf clubs, stubbing cigars out in people's eyes and landing his helicopter on the training pitch.
And like Faux said, you wouldn't have thought that in his playing days, beating people up with golf clubs, stubbing cigars out in people's eyes and landing his helicopter on the training pitch.