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Comin' home

Postby Workingman » 19 Jun 2014, 20:59

We're comin' home, we're comin'
We are comin' home

Ketchup on me shirt
Egg yolk's soft and leaking
Sausages are burnt
The bacon is too streaky

England on the plane
They'll be home for breakfast
The pie man failed again
So did all his rich mates

Three lions on their shirts
Should be mice or hamsters
A load of tarts in skirts
A bunch of useless **nkers

Comin' home, we're comin' home, we are comin'... home, we're comin' home
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Re: Comin' home

Postby JoM » 19 Jun 2014, 21:10

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Comin' home

Postby miasmum » 19 Jun 2014, 21:24

Can I pinch that, its brilliant :lol: :lol:
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Re: Comin' home

Postby Workingman » 19 Jun 2014, 21:40

Feel free, and thanks. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Comin' home

Postby Diflower » 19 Jun 2014, 21:55

It is, but I wanted them to be good :(
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Re: Comin' home

Postby Ally » 20 Jun 2014, 05:37

Diflower wrote:It is, but I wanted them to be good :(


Married to an Englishman so did I. :( :roll:
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Re: Comin' home

Postby miasmum » 20 Jun 2014, 07:35

Paid millions to run around after a ball for 90 mins, and made to look average by someone 75% fit following a knee op only 4 weeks ago.

They are over paid prima donnas with over inflated ego's who think all they have to do is turn up.

I'm glad they are out (well almost) but will they learn from it? No
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Re: Comin' home

Postby Workingman » 20 Jun 2014, 10:04

I wanted England to do well, I really did, but that they have not is no surprise.

In defence of the England team I will say this: The Premiership lets them down.

Every major footballing country has players in the Prem playing week-in, week-out against our players. Those players can go home and give their teams in-depth and first-hand knowledge about how our players play, their strengths and weaknesses, and how English football operates. The flips side is that we only get to see these individuals from within the Prem - it's a one-way street.
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Re: Comin' home

Postby TheOstrich » 20 Jun 2014, 14:06

miasmum wrote:Paid millions to run around after a ball for 90 mins, and made to look average by someone 75% fit following a knee op only 4 weeks ago.
They are over paid prima donnas with over inflated ego's who think all they have to do is turn up.
I'm glad they are out (well almost) but will they learn from it? No


Pretty much sums up my view as well, really. Once you're at Premiership level and above, it's no longer a sport, it's just another form of fodder for media / celebrity hype. I haven't watched any of the World Cup matches, TBH, I have no passion for it, despite being a life-long football fan!
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Re: Comin' home

Postby miasmum » 20 Jun 2014, 15:39

That has been my view for years. We do not play against each other, Spain know more about how we play than we do.

I knew more players in the Spanish side than I did in the English side

I used to love football, I was a big Arsenal fan. In the days of Wright, Adams, Merson, Parlour. Players that felt proud to play for Arsenal. I lost interest when the team became full of players that wouldn't recognise Highbury (as was) if they fell over it
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