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Yep,the only bright spot in a pretty turgid performance; he's one to keep as the rebuilding starts.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
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Yes, but it is a pity that England would have to rely on a holiday visa over stayer who was about to be deported before the 'right people' wrote letters to the Home Office. He's about as English as Genghis Khan; Considering England has a population of 50+ million (compared to say NZ or Scotland's 4 or 5 million) that they could fill their team with 'real' English players?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYep,the only bright spot in a pretty turgid performance; he's one to keep as the rebuilding starts.Comment
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Another internet fookwit who sees nazis everywhereOriginally posted by TiroFijo View PostHow do you think Troll the :nazi: is taking it ->

Any-road-up the best side won today ... shame we didn't get the French side that played Tonga but too much lack of discipline and unforced errors to allow us to even say we were in contention
I wonder which French side will turn out against WalesHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Who cares?Originally posted by TiroFijo View PostYes, but it is a pity that England would have to rely on a holiday visa over stayer who was about to be deported before the 'right people' wrote letters to the Home Office. He's about as English as Genghis Khan; Considering England has a population of 50+ million (compared to say NZ or Scotland's 4 or 5 million) that they could fill their team with 'real' English players?Comment
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Terrific game in prospect. I hope the eventual world cup winners come from it.Originally posted by Troll View PostI wonder which French side will turn out against WalesComment
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Set the alarm clock for five to 6. Decided to stay in the warm instead.
Gutted.
Great result though.Comment
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Not me.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostWho cares?And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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I do, you come to the UK on a 6 month holiday visa then overstay for 5 years, get caught and are (quite rightly) in the process of being deported when people with the 'right connections' clap a stopper on it and you are now playing for England.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostWho cares?
One law for him is it?
Forgive me for believing that to play for a national team you should t least have some kind of claim to do so (by birth, relative etc).
At least Scotland didn't lose to an all English team.Comment
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You don't because your current squad are tulipe and welcome a helping hand from the better players from the Pacific nations. Perhaps he should have applied under the skills shortage program.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostNot me.Comment
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