Your constructive thoughts if you watched it; Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

Pegleg wrote:

Your constructive thoughts if you watched it;

Wrong shaped ball for me, I prefer a game were the players spend their time pretending not to be injured instead of that awful game were they pretend they are

taztastic wrote:

Wrong shaped ball for me, I prefer a game were the players spend their time pretending not to be injured instead of that awful game were they pretend they are

I agree!

Saw some of a football match on TV the other week (can't remember who was playing!) and was really surprised when a forward broke free and as he reached the penalty area launched a huge shot at the goal - the ball hit the back of the net - forward then struck a defender - flipped over - hit the ground - bounced up and ran around celebrating the goal.

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athelstan wrote:

Pegleg wrote:

Your constructive thoughts if you watched it;

Don't tell me we've lost to Holland now - by how many wickets/runs? Was it one of those silly 20/20 matches?

Pegleg wrote:

athelstan wrote:

Pegleg wrote:

Your constructive thoughts if you watched it;

Don't tell me we've lost to Holland now - by how many wickets/runs? Was it one of those silly 20/20 matches?

We need a manager from your part of the World Athelstan, as it seems our National Team always has a mountain to climb and the large sums of money have led the game down a very slippery slope.

You may poke fun but it's snow joke (sic).

What a good idea. We could equip them all with Swiss army knives to protect the goal and the part for removing stones from horses hoofs could be used on John Terry, the donkey. Don’t knock this idea as nobody ever invades Switzerland for fear of them launching their WMD.

Noticed a few weeks ago that Wayne Rooney didn't seem to mind when Alex Ferguson had him substituted during a game.

After all, it's not the first time that Rooney has been pulled off by a 69 year old  Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

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Pegleg wrote:

Noticed a few weeks ago that Wayne Rooney didn't seem to mind when Alex Ferguson had him substituted during a game.

After all, it's not the first time that Rooney has been pulled off by a 69 year old

MANUFAN wrote:

Pegleg wrote:

athelstan wrote:

Pegleg wrote:

Your constructive thoughts if you watched it;

Don't tell me we've lost to Holland now - by how many wickets/runs? Was it one of those silly 20/20 matches?

We need a manager from your part of the World Athelstan, as it seems our National Team always has a mountain to climb and the large sums of money have led the game down a very slippery slope.

You may poke fun but it's snow joke (sic).

What a good idea. We could equip them all with Swiss army knives to protect the goal and the part for removing stones from horses hoofs could be used on John Terry, the donkey. Don’t knock this idea as nobody ever invades Switzerland for fear of them launching their WMD.

A very interesting proposal, but best take a step back and take a broader view of the Swiss prowess. First start at Tottenham as their fans have had experience of a Swiss manager - Christian Gross Then take an overview of the Swiss national team and their highly successful history in international competitions And when it comes to money - well come up close and look at this season - two "first division" club mangers up before the beak for banking the club's funds into their own off shore accounts, and, the King Pin himself Mr Blatter responsible for so many back handers stuffed in brown, pink, yellow envelopes, hankerchiefs or condom packets. Now do you really wish to invite the Helvatian tribe into the England dressing room I think not.

Best contact the "Special One" - as at least with him folks win something even if he is a big head.