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3-0 Scotland win - holding post
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As they say a fool and his money - easily partedOriginally posted by tarbera View Post70/1 on betfair get on !!!Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone -
Well if you are throwing money away then throw some this way.Originally posted by tarbera View Post70/1 on betfair get on !!!

Not saying I would be overly shocked to see Scotland edge this one on current form and with home advantage...........but 3-0? Not much chance.“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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funny feeling you may get a 2nd stream England.
Lets face it the scots are just going to kick chunks out of the English so most top managers of the top clubs will be asking hodgson not to play the top players.Comment
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Holding Post? Isn't the traditional tartan army response to a Scotland victory to smash up the posts and take them home?Comment
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England players could not care less about this game - where as in Scotland it's life or deathOriginally posted by original PM View Postfunny feeling you may get a 2nd stream England.
Lets face it the scots are just going to kick chunks out of the English so most top managers of the top clubs will be asking hodgson not to play the top players.
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Saver on Scotland win at 3/1Comment
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Scotland are crap at scoring goals so 1-0 wouldn't surprise me but not 3-0.
A dull 1-1 draw seems most likely, or 2-1 England depending on the squad.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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We only smashed up the posts and took them home when England were World Champions and therefore worth beating. They're not exactly a big scalp nowadays.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostHolding Post? Isn't the traditional tartan army response to a Scotland victory to smash up the posts and take them home?Comment
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The 3-0 defeat will also spell the end to the England managerOriginally posted by Bunk View PostWe only smashed up the posts and took them home when England were World Champions and therefore worth beating. They're not exactly a big scalp nowadays.Comment
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No, we took them in 1981 as well when England were coming to the end of the period of failing to qualify for World CupsOriginally posted by Bunk View PostWe only smashed up the posts and took them home when England were World Champions and therefore worth beating. They're not exactly a big scalp nowadays.
1:0 or 1:1Comment
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