Originally posted by TiroFijo
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There used to be an old saying that you can't serve two masters at once. Club and England are two masters, and club pays the wages.
England Rugby Union turned around their fortunes by employing the players themselves (central contracts). They then won the world cup.
England Cricket did the same. Now one of the best test sides in the world.
GB have national squads for rowing and cycling. Now both are the best in the world.
Whatever other countries do, central contracts work for England/GB. Which is why it would be a miracle if England's football team ever won anything again, because central contracts will never happen here.
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This is why I follow Northern Ireland, rather than my native En-ger-lund, lower expectations, we know we are tulip so we live of past glories, we lived of Spain 1982 until we beat England in 2005.
Oh hang on, you still bleat on about 1966 don't you
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I wonder what it will look like.Originally posted by TiroFijo View PostNever mind England, at least Wayne Rooney has had a hair transplant - the phrase 'you can't polish a turd' springs to mind...

Or perhaps he's gone for a Robbie Savage.
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Never mind England, at least Wayne Rooney has had a hair transplant - the phrase 'you can't polish a turd' springs to mind...Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWho does ?
The difference is we already know we are tulip
England still think they are going to win things, but they won't. Ever.
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painful to watch, every time I promise myself I will not watch them again
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Who does ?Originally posted by amcdonald View PostThey don't suck as bad as Scotland though
The difference is we already know we are tulip
England still think they are going to win things, but they won't. Ever.
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FTFYOriginally posted by d000hg View PostYou'd think this should be a sticky we can revive every time they play.
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