Are England fans looking at Estonia as a must-win?
McClaren is looking at this as a must win... for his Job, Estonia have lost all 5 conceding 24 goals and scoring non, Hell Hath no mercy for him if we don't win. :lol
Are England fans looking at Estonia as a must-win?
:lolMama Smurf said:Well it's a bit embarrassing, but as you can see from the blue and white red bull can, I support Bristol Rovers.
I didn't know they were that bad. :lol I get the Baltic states mixed up...Steroyd said:McClaren is looking at this as a must win... for his Job, Estonia have lost all 5 conceding 24 goals and scoring non, Hell Hath no mercy for him if we don't win. :lol
I think they definitely have to look at it as a must win.Cornballer said:Switching gears here... Euro2008 roundup with a look at what's going on the next week. I think pretty much all of the groups are still very competitive - no one has run away with it quite yet. Are England fans looking at Estonia as a must-win?
hadareud said:I apologise, I know it was over the top.
I was frustrated and felt my last resort was to insult Blackburn Wanderers
hadareud said:Are you watching on Sky or is it on Sopcast Mama?
guess who scored for Argentina btw
WALTER SMITH: BECKHAM AND REBUILDING RANGERS FOR COMING SEASON
Whilst the debate surrounding the quality of football that awaits David Beckham in the USA rages on, Walter Smiths Rangers team have just returned from playing and defeating LA Galaxy in California. Sue McCann caught up with Smith to hear his views on David Beckham's new club and the re-building job he faces at Rangers during the close season.
WHAT IS YOUR HONEST OPINION OF THE STANDARD OF FOOTBALL DAVID BECKHAM WILL FIND AT LA GALAXY?
Theres no way that they are going to compare with Premiership football. If you look at a standard you would look at down at the Championship level for a lot of the teams that are there, maybe not top Championship. They have good teams but the problem I think is the depth of the pool of players that each of the clubs have is stretched to full. I think the majority of them have four or five really good players at them and other ones to back them up and then they need others to back up that part of it. They are finding the depth of pool for the number of teams that they have very difficult to get but theres no way that you look upon these teams as not being of a decent standard. The LA Galaxy for instance has got players who could certainly come over and play well for Premiership teams. You cant say that the competition (in the MLS) is of a fantastic level, I dont think anyone would say that, but its far better than what people imagine it is.
NOW THAT BECKHAM HAS RETURNED TO THE ENGLAND SQUAD, DO YOU THINK THE STANDARD OF FOOTBALL HELL BE PLAYING AT LA GALAXY WILL KEEP HIM SHARP ENOUGH TO COMPETE AT INTERNATIONAL LEVEL?
I dont think theres any doubt about that. I think the one thing that therell be at LA Galaxy is that they have a great level of fitness and the American lads who play will never be short of that; they all had decent pace and were all very fit. Its like every other league; regardless of the level of play that you come in at you wont get an easy ride when you come into it. David Beckham will certainly be the most high profile player in the league and will obviously be a target for other players as they try and stop him. So it wont be easy and it would not be easy for anyone to go over and play there.
Mama Smurf said:On rating their looks:
Charley: "I think I should go number 2 because he fancies you"
....yeah....hmmm....yeah...well....
EDIT: And ermm...Blackburn are...oh **** it
I don't understand.Mama Smurf said:On rating their looks:
Charley: "I think I should go number 2 because he fancies you"
....yeah....hmmm....yeah...well....
EDIT: And ermm...Blackburn are...oh **** it
Mama Smurf said:You don't understand? :lol I thought you were an Arsenal fan.
Lakitu said:Well come on.... Shinobi, Hadareud, Cornballer, don't you see a pattern there?
hadareud said:I would understand if it was coming from people whose team won the league since colour television was invented, but this is just strange.
hadareud said:i sort of like them too, you know ...
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... what I mean. nudge nudge
Cornballer said:I like our new home kit:
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Asked whether Liverpool fans were to blame for the trouble at some of the entry gates at the Olympic Stadium before the final against AC Milan, Platini said: No, we cannot say that. We cannot point the finger. And, no, they are not the worst behaved in Europe. The issue is not that they are English or Spanish, one club or another. It is simply about fans who travel without tickets. This is an old story. It is just that more English fans follow their clubs than those from other countries. It is not as if one set of fans are good or one set bad.
Mama Smurf said:It's been a bad start, but the number of home fixtures really gives us an edge.
Ronok said:Wait, I'm missing something here...... The Emirates was contaminated? lol
Asked whether Liverpool fans were to blame for the trouble at some of the entry gates at the Olympic Stadium before the final against AC Milan, Platini said: “No, we cannot say that. We cannot point the finger. And, no, they are not the worst behaved in Europe. The issue is not that they are English or Spanish, one club or another. It is simply about fans who travel without tickets. This is an old story. It is just that more English fans follow their clubs than those from other countries. It is not as if one set of fans are good or one set bad.”
Shinobi said:Well I'll be ****ed...a member of UEFA using logic and reason, instead of a mass condemnation based on flimsy evidence? I'm amazed. Now if UEFA could take even a little responsibility when a **** up like this occurs, I might actually grow to simply disliking them!