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Indeed. Welcome to the party - the English used to do this regular as clockwork in the middle ages.
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Yes, sorry scoot, my post was a bit esoteric.Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
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Bit of a common misconception, the old every scotsmen hates england myth. Don't get me wrong, plenty do - but name me any small country neighbored by a big one where people don't think this way?Originally posted by zeitghostReally?

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Glorious goal...the goalie got a touch but a cracking kick!!!Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
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Don't be a tit all your life...take a day off!!!Originally posted by sasguru View PostUnlike the mean-spirited Scots, all English people wish the Scots well
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Unlike the mean-spirited Scots, all English people wish the Scots wellOriginally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostReading the French presss this morning (www.lemonde.fr) they are fairly nonchalant about this defeat - given their remaining games are Faroes Lithunia and Ukraine then that is fair commment.
They gave credit to Scotland describing their performance as Solid and opportunistic (altough I thought the goal was magnificent).
Still we have our work cut out to qualify - least of all the prospect of Italy in our final match -maybe we shall not qualify in the end - but nothing can detract from defeating the French home and away - a historic victory.
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Reading the French presss this morning (www.lemonde.fr) they are fairly nonchalant about this defeat - given their remaining games are Faroes Lithunia and Ukraine then that is fair commment.
They gave credit to Scotland describing their performance as Solid and opportunistic (altough I thought the goal was magnificent).
Still we have our work cut out to qualify - least of all the prospect of Italy in our final match -maybe we shall not qualify in the end - but nothing can detract from defeating the French home and away - a historic victory.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 13 September 2007, 09:05.
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I agree, my favourite radio phone-in program is football oriented (here in scotland) and throughout the last week I don't think I heard a single person say that he expected the Scots to win, most expected a draw.Originally posted by snaw View PostSwings and round-abouts - we've had plenty of bad luck over the years, this time we got some of the good kind. Anyway, not actually true - part of the game is defence, and we defended very well, not your panic stricken hoof it upfield kind either - very composed. There wasn't a single player that didn't do his bit and the French looked very average apart from a 10 min spell in the 2nd half
What will probably happen now is that the Scots will get over-confident and lose their next two matches; fail to qualify again and then the post-mortems will begin! (mind you, I expect that to happen with the English team too!)
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Pretty spectacular goal it was too. 30 yards out, swerving all over the place...
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The contrast between last night and the (not too distant) days of battling for a draw with the Faroe Islands was incredible. Like you say, composed even up to the end - the French commentary in injury time was pure hysteria.Originally posted by snaw View PostSwings and round-abouts - we've had plenty of bad luck over the years, this time we got some of the good kind. Anyway, not actually true - part of the game is defence, and we defended very well, not your panic stricken hoof it upfield kind either - very composed. There wasn't a single player that didn't do his bit and the French looked very average apart from a 10 min spell in the 2nd half
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Swings and round-abouts - we've had plenty of bad luck over the years, this time we got some of the good kind. Anyway, not actually true - part of the game is defence, and we defended very well, not your panic stricken hoof it upfield kind either - very composed. There wasn't a single player that didn't do his bit and the French looked very average apart from a 10 min spell in the 2nd halfOriginally posted by KathyWoolfe View PostThey were lucky
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