England's Euro 2020 Exploits

[Wilf]

It’s Coming Home (to do the ironing)

It's (thankfully) a genuine shock when someone comes out with shit like that.

 

[belboid]

Only the final, but already got me tickets

(I've actually got tickets to a match at each of the 10 venues, because I'm a bloody idiot facepalm: )

I'll see you there. And at Bramall Lane & New York it seems

 

[Rebelda]

Only the final, but already got me tickets

(I've actually got tickets to a match at each of the 10 venues, because I'm a bloody idiot facepalm: )

How? I currently can't get past the uefa site without the whole thing falling over

 

[Lord Camomile]

How? I currently can't get past the uefa site without the whole thing falling over

It's not the easiest site to work around, certainly.

I really struggled to find my way round, and even now can't find my way back to the ticketing page.

Also had a bit of a panic ahead of the pre-sale opening as there was some confusion on the site as to whether you could register any time before the pre-sale, or whether it had to be before July. And didn't get any email with the pre-sale code until the sales actually opened

I mean, I'm literally logged in now, with the account I bought tickets on, and it's inviting me to create an account

 

[BristolEcho]

It’s Coming Home (to do the ironing)

What the fuck. Unfunny and sad.

 

[belboid]

How? I currently can't get past the uefa site without the whole thing falling over

I think I got an advance booking thingy cos I got tix for the England v Germany friendly last year

 

[Rebelda]

I'm leaving it to men to step up and challenge that sexism btw. Nice one those who already have

 

[strung out]

Never realised that Welsh football had such a terrible problem with misogynistic behaviour from their fans. Sad really

 

[Pickman's model]

It’s Coming Home (to do the ironing)

catch yourself on

 

[Puddy_Tat]

It’s Coming Home (to do the ironing)

 

[GarveyLives]

I notice that the England team did not wear black armbands to mark the death of former England centre forward, Paul Mariner, who died a few days before the Euro 2020 final.

As I believe the England team has worn black armbands to mark the death of former players on previous occasions, I wondered if anyone knew what the FA's 'etiquette' or policy was around this?

(Italy wore wear black armbands in their final Euro 2020 group game against Wales as a tribute to a past player, Giampiero Boniperti, who had died earlier that week.)

 

[BillRiver]

Today, using my status as an officially "ambulant disabled" person I bought tickets for one of the quarter finals (£10 for two) and one of the semi finals (£15 for two) of the women's Euros 2022.

One is in Milton Keynes, the other is in Brentwood.

Am excited!

 

[Rebelda]

[snipped pic of me with a Gareth Southgate cut out]

 

[Steel Icarus]

"Caution - I live here"?

 

[Rebelda]

"Caution - I live here"?

I highly doubt it but imagine. I'm there all the time.

 

[GarveyLives]

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COVID-19: England's run to Euro 2020 final caused 'significant risk to public health', says study

 

[RedRedRose]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug




All jokes aside, I can't imagine this resolving itself injury free; too many millennials spontaneity clearly being impeded by smartphone technology.