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England in the semi-final
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But the world cup doesn't start until 20/09/19.
I think it's possible if Eddie can get a few more Kiwis to become English - they might make the semis, but it would take a lot ofcheatingluck.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymore -
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post<<Placeholder>>
"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Why would you give a flying tulip? You've already nailed your colours to a foreign mast, and have therefore forfeited the right to criticise anything remotely English, haven't you, Asswipe?Originally posted by sasguru View Post<<Placeholder>>His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Not exactly, old chap. I've merely kept my options open by moving assets out of the country, waiting to see what happens as you cretins fook up the country, bit like Farage with his German residency and Lawson with his French.Originally posted by Mordac View PostWhy would you give a flying tulip? You've already nailed your colours to a foreign mast, and have therefore forfeited the right to criticise anything remotely English, haven't you, Asswipe?
Then, if things pan out as we expect, like Rees-Mogg (but obviously on a smaller scale) I'll be back to clean up, buying your repo'ed houses etc. etc.
In chaos and stupidity, lies opportunity.
HTH, BIDI.Hard Brexit now!
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If you left your Frinton-on-Sea Gammon Club, you would note that the whole world is merrily mocking dear old England.Originally posted by Mordac View PostWhy would you give a flying tulip? You've already nailed your colours to a foreign mast, and have therefore forfeited the right to criticise anything remotely English, haven't you, Asswipe?Comment
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They're mocking the UK, - if it was just England, it wouldn't *piss me off so muchOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostIf you left your Frinton-on-Sea Gammon Club, you would note that the whole world is merrily mocking dear old England.
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Oh dear here we go again....
Not as bad as usual this time I will admit, but its coming - that old english trait of overconfidence. How long before its 3 Lions, 1966, and stupid references to the war in the Sun if england play germany?
To be fair, it gives us scots, welsh, and irish a cracking good laugh when england fail miserably. Can't wait. Any chance england will play iceland?
(p.s. A lot of wales won't even care though - it is after all a girls game)Last edited by psychocandy; 6 June 2018, 12:00.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Yeah but actually they are not -- in fact actually most people in the world really could not give a tulip.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIf you left your Frinton-on-Sea Gammon Club, you would note that the whole world is merrily mocking dear old England.Comment
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