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Indeed it's not just the Scots... lots of Irish feel the same although, for me it's only when Ireland are playing England that I wouldn't support England, otherwise, why not, it's my home now.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostTo be fair, that attitude is not restricted to the Scots, although I shan't deny that it is prevalent.Bazza gets caught
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I know. I recall working with an English fella during the qualifiers for WC1994. We were both over in Cork the night England played Norway, and left the hotel to find a pub that was screening the match. We found one just after the match had kicked off and were at the bar buying drinks when a huge cheer went up. My mate presumed it was because England had scored. The bewildered look on his face when we sat down and he realised it had been a Norwegian goal was truly sad to see. He just could not believe that the Irish would not be fully behind England.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostIndeed it's not just the Scots... lots of Irish feel the same
Not sure that I can get too worked up about going as far as actively supporting them, or anyone bar Scotland for that matter, but I certainly don't go around rooting for anyone else either.Originally posted by cailin maith View Postalthough, for me it's only when Ireland are playing England that I wouldn't support England, otherwise, why not, it's my home now.
I do not expect the average Englishman to give much of a toss over how Scotland fare, so neither should they expect anything different from me.
I should mention though, that any Englishman that turns out for an activity where they are representing Blighty as a whole gets my full backing.“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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Perhaps a United Kingdom football team would be a good idea.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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...........and about as easy to coordinate peacefully as a solution to the Palestine issue.Originally posted by doodab View PostPerhaps a United Kingdom football team would be a good idea.
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I don't know, there wouldn't be any Scots in the squad, 'coz they is tulip!Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post...........and about as easy to coordinate peacefully as a solution to the Palestine issue.

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Being "tulip" is hardly a factor that need exclude one if current performances are anything to go by.Originally posted by Churchill View PostI don't know, there wouldn't be any Scots in the squad, 'coz they is tulip!


For one thing, I am pretty sure we could come up with a Goalie with less slippy fingers...........whoever would have thought THAT?
And a half decent manager too.............“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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Ah yeah - when I say support, I suppose I just mean, wouldn't not support or cheer them on. For instance I wouldn't wear an England shirt or anything like that...Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNot sure that I can get too worked up about going as far as actively supporting them, or anyone bar Scotland for that matter, but I certainly don't go around rooting for anyone else either.
I do not expect the average Englishman to give much of a toss over how Scotland fare, so neither should they expect anything different from me.
I should mention though, that any Englishman that turns out for an activity where they are representing Blighty as a whole gets my full backing.Bazza gets caught
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Pity we'll never know, eh?Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostBeing "tulip" is hardly a factor that need exclude one if current performances are anything to go by.
For one thing, I am pretty sure we could come up with a Goalie with less slippy fingers...........whoever would have thought THAT?
And a half decent manager too.............
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We'll see.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostAh yeah - when I say support, I suppose I just mean, wouldn't not support or cheer them on. For instance I wouldn't wear an England shirt or anything like that...
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