Denmark v England
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Denmark v England
Has there ever been a more pointless friendly?
I guess its a chance to try something different...hmm but they won't.
Anyway, Cahill surely must get a start do we reckon?
I guess its a chance to try something different...hmm but they won't.
Anyway, Cahill surely must get a start do we reckon?
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No. Matt Upson, Julian Dicks and Billy Bonds will all get a game before Cahill.
Phil Parkes in nets.
Phil Parkes in nets.
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Re: Denmark v England
I didn't even realise England were playing.
No thanks, I've got last night's 'Gypsy Wedding' taped to watch instead.
No thanks, I've got last night's 'Gypsy Wedding' taped to watch instead.
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I reckon Bobby Moore's wife would have more chance of a start..
Anyway, since i havent got sky plus, its football for me..
Anyway, since i havent got sky plus, its football for me..
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Crap last night. Even the fight (at a settlement near Hatfield I often drive past - watching the horses graze on the motorway roundabout outside is a sight to behold) is rubbish.Lofthouse Lower wrote:I didn't even realise England were playing.
No thanks, I've got last night's 'Gypsy Wedding' taped to watch instead.
Anyway, international break, so an opportunity to try something/someone new that a lot of people have been rabidly demanding since the World Cup. Shame it's, by and large, not been taken. Maybe Walker and Cahill getting a chance may be a decent opportunity, but team selection hasn't suggested any major evolution or revolution.
Is it on ITV?
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Hope so, their production of footy as been first-class of late.
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Well, it's so I can decide between watching the chance of a Bolton player representing his country or putting a plank of wood in the bath and watching it warp. (thanks for that one, WtW)
It is. I can watch football. I'll save the plank for the bits where Adrian Chiles talk about it.
It is. I can watch football. I'll save the plank for the bits where Adrian Chiles talk about it.
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I'd go with the latter (unless it is a euphemism I haven't previously come across!)KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Well, it's so I can decide between watching the chance of a Bolton player representing his country or putting a plank of wood in the bath and watching it warp.
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No, no. It's the new "watching paint dry".
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watching pain dry?? you dirty get!KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:No, no. It's the new "watching paint dry".
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Did watching paint dry get so dull that we had to replace it??
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No - quite the opposite - it's because there are so many quick-drying paints nowadays - it's not half as tedious to watch - so we needed a new dullness standard...ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Did watching paint dry get so dull that we had to replace it??
watching paint dry...
putting a plank in a bath and watching it warp...
watching a megson team defend a 1-0 lead...
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They got some good wood treatments these days you know...!
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Watching a Megson team try to defend a 1-1, or worse still a 1-0 deficit.thebish wrote:No - quite the opposite - it's because there are so many quick-drying paints nowadays - it's not half as tedious to watch - so we needed a new dullness standard...ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Did watching paint dry get so dull that we had to replace it??
watching paint dry...
putting a plank in a bath and watching it warp...
watching a megson team defend a 1-0 lead...
You're just skirting round the rim of this particular barrel.
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the 1-0 lead always turns into a 1-1 - so - both and!Lord Kangana wrote:Watching a Megson team try to defend a 1-1,thebish wrote:No - quite the opposite - it's because there are so many quick-drying paints nowadays - it's not half as tedious to watch - so we needed a new dullness standard...ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Did watching paint dry get so dull that we had to replace it??
watching paint dry...
putting a plank in a bath and watching it warp...
watching a megson team defend a 1-0 lead...
Re: Denmark v England
No interest in watching this game as it is another meaningless friendly with very few new faces to really stir up any interest.
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Arsenal v Brazil is surely the game of the evening?
With all due respect to Niklas Bendtner.
With all due respect to Niklas Bendtner.
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our gary's on, wooooooooo
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And he played well. Composed on the ball, even Terry seemed to grow in confidence at his introduction. Linked up well, and mucked in with two important interventions. Got dug out for special praise by Capello in the ITV post match interview.
All in all, a decent performance. The back four were making poor decisions first half, but we didn't look bad on the ball. Centre backs were getting dragged out of position too often. Good work from Walcott for the goal. Wilshere and Lampard seemed to dive in a little too easily, but were busy enough.
Better second half, with Ashley Young playing that Rooney role behind Bent. He did it better than Rooney tonight as well - Young certainly had the ball facing their goal more, to start with. We also seemed to play to Bent's strengths of running onto the ball rather than play to his feet.
Glen Johnson, once again, proved that we're devoid of decent right backs in this country. Bar his contribution to our second goal, he was awful.
All in all, a decent performance. The back four were making poor decisions first half, but we didn't look bad on the ball. Centre backs were getting dragged out of position too often. Good work from Walcott for the goal. Wilshere and Lampard seemed to dive in a little too easily, but were busy enough.
Better second half, with Ashley Young playing that Rooney role behind Bent. He did it better than Rooney tonight as well - Young certainly had the ball facing their goal more, to start with. We also seemed to play to Bent's strengths of running onto the ball rather than play to his feet.
Glen Johnson, once again, proved that we're devoid of decent right backs in this country. Bar his contribution to our second goal, he was awful.
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I had to laugh at my dad and my mate, as they kept up a constant commentary on Johnson's shiteness (along the lines of is he the best we've got). Then had to shut up when he made the goal.
But all in all, yes he's rubbish. Pleased with Wilshere though. I hope Sturridge was watching. And the top four managers. And I thought Milner was pretty good, which makes a change for me.
But all in all, yes he's rubbish. Pleased with Wilshere though. I hope Sturridge was watching. And the top four managers. And I thought Milner was pretty good, which makes a change for me.
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