Saturday, 19 June 2010

E-A-S-Y.

Ahem. Admiral Nelson, your boys took one hell of a tedious drubbing.

England Expects...too much.


7 comments:

Anonymous said...

It is time we gave this lot their independence.

What a parcel of jokes in a nation.

Administrator said...

If that group was the best English one since the Beatles, which country was Ringo?

Anonymous said...

I get the distinct feeling that all the major European nations in the World Cup in South Africa, including Engerand are just not trying.

Maybe their true nationality is the league team they pay for. This is where they get their money and their pension fund. They are, after all, football merceneries; a Liga today, the Bundeslige tomrrow and after that the Premier League or Serie A etc.

They want their break in the Summer to rest and prepare for their next football harvest.

Simples

Anonymous said...

What country was Ringo?

Hmm, Galardia?

Anonymous said...

All future televised England matches have been moved to the gay adult channel as the sight of 11 ar*eholes gettin hammered for 90 mins was far to explicit for terrestrial tv.

Munguin said...

The Sun don't give a stuff what they print, whether its consistent or even true. Just as long as it sells copies of the Sun.

Anonymous said...

Munguin

You could say the same for The Herald, The Scotsman and the other quality newspapers like The Record and Evening Times.

Corporate journalism, real journalism is dead, except for a few souls still struggling away against the creeping enveloping ordure that masquerades as intelligent, unbiased writing.

The only hope is the blogosphere, and where it could go.

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Smell the cheese.
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