FIFA Women's World Cup
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England broads against Mexico bit of skirt.
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Thought I'd be the only saddo watching women's football on Saturday night. It's a wee bit better than against France. One or two are really trying. like the Scott girl's commitment. Kirby, Bronze and Houghton are putting the effort in.CrazyHorse wrote:England broads against Mexico bit of skirt.
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Nah, I'm as a much a saddo as you.
We're 2-0 up now. Two tins of paint drying up.
We're 2-0 up now. Two tins of paint drying up.
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Go on, I'll confess to watching as well.
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A wins a win like.
But that were one dreary Saturday night football game.
But that were one dreary Saturday night football game.
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Here's a confession, I loved it. Everything that mens football has forgotten about, effort, entusiasm, fighting spirit and a will to win. Cheered like a bastard when the second went in. Bonkers celebrations. Save me a seat for the next round.
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Looked offside to me.TANGODANCER wrote:Here's a confession, I loved it. Everything that mens football has forgotten about, effort, entusiasm, fighting spirit and a will to win. Cheered like a bastard when the second went in. Bonkers celebrations. Save me a seat for the next round.
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Ha, who cares? You think the Mexicans would admit they were offside if that had been reversed. I'll take it..Montreal Wanderer wrote:Looked offside to me.TANGODANCER wrote:Here's a confession, I loved it. Everything that mens football has forgotten about, effort, entusiasm, fighting spirit and a will to win. Cheered like a bastard when the second went in. Bonkers celebrations. Save me a seat for the next round.
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Aye, but every bugger knows they don't understand the offside rule.Montreal Wanderer wrote:Looked offside to me.TANGODANCER wrote:Here's a confession, I loved it. Everything that mens football has forgotten about, effort, entusiasm, fighting spirit and a will to win. Cheered like a bastard when the second went in. Bonkers celebrations. Save me a seat for the next round.
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How the fook did a thread about wimmins football make page 2?
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To be honest it should be on the "General Banter" pages anyway.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:How the fook did a thread about wimmins football make page 2?
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Tecnically correct, but why bother at allbobo the clown wrote:To be honest it should be on the "General Banter" pages anyway.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:How the fook did a thread about wimmins football make page 2?
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See, I'm visually imagining this team of blokes, you, Bobo, etc,etc, getting totally thrashed by the England women's team about 12-nil, bring it on......Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Tecnically correct, but why bother at allbobo the clown wrote:To be honest it should be on the "General Banter" pages anyway.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:How the fook did a thread about wimmins football make page 2?
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I think you're letting your imagination run wild thereTANGODANCER wrote:
See, I'm visually imagining this team of blokes, you, Bobo, etc,etc, getting totally thrashed by the England women's team about 12-nil, bring it on......
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I don't think Bobo would mind a damned good thrashing by the England women's team.
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2-0 up a half time against Colombia for anyone who's pretending they don't care.
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Decent first half there, although dont expect the same from this half. Although too much high pitch screaming for my likingTANGODANCER wrote:2-0 up a half time against Colombia for anyone who's pretending they don't care.
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Why did they bring the one with the white mohican on? I saw one shot at goal and she gave the ball away 37 times. Seemed more concerned with making sure she didn't head the ball. Some decent players but one or two I'd drop.
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You shouldn't get so excited then!!wigan white wrote:Decent first half there, although dont expect the same from this half. Although too much high pitch screaming for my likingTANGODANCER wrote:2-0 up a half time against Colombia for anyone who's pretending they don't care.
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Burnden Paddock wrote:You shouldn't get so excited then!!wigan white wrote:Decent first half there, although dont expect the same from this half. Although too much high pitch screaming for my likingTANGODANCER wrote:2-0 up a half time against Colombia for anyone who's pretending they don't care.
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