Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
That'd just further encourage some of us
That'd just further encourage some of us
Or in cunty Anderson's case; vice signalling.It's virtue signalling
This. England are much more straightforward, just fall over and expect a penalty.Every time an Italian player does that beseeching the referee thing with the hands and the puppy eyes they should be forced to make a pizza with pineapple on it without moaning.
I'm just off to the pub with someone who works for the co-op. I'll pass on our thanks.
Good on Co-op.
Every time an Italian player does that beseeching the referee thing with the hands and the puppy eyes they should be forced to make a pizza with pineapple on it without moaning.
This. England are much more straightforward, just fall over and expect a penalty.
As is right and properI hope we boo their anthem, and I hope the Italians boo ours.
Very much enjoyed Germany booing our national anthem in 2016:As is right and proper
I hope we boo their anthem, and I hope the Italians boo ours.
I’m booing our anthem.
From the two teams that have conceded fewest goals of everyone in the tournament, and each scored fewer than both the losing semi-finalists?
And Sterling, give it to someone else before you've got nine men on top of you.
We should have post-Brexit Beseeching Classes.If we're talking conforming to national stereotypes, England players do quite a good job at "indignantly but impotently shouting very loudly in English" (or at least, they did in the past, I don't know if the current crop are particularly bad for it - or any more than any other professional squad).
Can't argue with that logicThe ten year says 1-1 and we win on penalties.
His reasoning is...
Switzerland beat France on penalties to face Spain.
Spain beat Switzerland on penalties to face Italy.
Italy beat Spain on penalties to face England.
England to beat Italy on penalties?
I had to ask him if he'd heard this anywhere else and he said he'd just thought of it. Nice work.
Does my fucking head in sometimes.Can't argue with that logic
Would a forecast of a 3:0 Italy win, with England ending up with 10 men, wreck the mood?
Seeing as most of them play in squads and with coaches that have different languages and most have experience of playing in Europe I would guess they know a few football terms in different languages .If we're talking conforming to national stereotypes, England players do quite a good job at "indignantly but impotently shouting very loudly in English" (or at least, they did in the past, I don't know if the current crop are particularly bad for it - or any more than any other professional squad).