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England v Kasack...kaca... kakakan... that other team

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  • #102
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    there playing against a little small team whose giving it their best and have played much nicer than england, why would you want them to 'come on'.


    YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS


    LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT.

    if i was ashley cole id walk off the pitch.


  • #103
    kensutz
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    Shocking mistake!!


  • #104
    Pigman II
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    Wa wa wi woo! 2-1


  • #105
    mike65
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    Cole, he's a Chelsea player you know. Walcott is going backwards.

    Mike


  • #106
    Charlie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,815 ✭✭✭Charlie


    estebancambias wrote: »
    there playing against a little small team whose giving it their best and have played much nicer than england, why would you want them to 'come on'.


    YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS


    LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT.

    if i was ashley cole id walk off the pitch.

    It's sh/t like this that makes us seem like a nation of bitter cnuts, who relish seeing 'the old enemy' get stuffed. Seriously, cop the fcuk on.


  • #107
    quarryman
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    missed the kaz goal, what happened?


  • #108
    Mr.Nice Guy
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    Petty booing from England fans.


  • #109
    MagicMarker
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    quarryman wrote: »
    missed the kaz goal, what happened?
    He scored. :pac:


  • #110
    mike65
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    Yay! Rooney has scored!

    Mike


  • #111
    Pigman II
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    3-1 to Uzbekistan now


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  • #112
    missingtime
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    Rooney just scored


  • #113
    MagicMarker
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    ROONEY!!!


  • #114
    OPENROAD
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    Yes 3-1 Rooney :)


  • #115
    estebancambias
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    charlie mchugh wrote: »
    It's sh/t like this that makes us seem like a nation of bitter cnuts, you relish seeing 'the old enemy' get stuffed. Seriously, cop the fcuk on.


    if sunderland were relegated would it not make newcastle fans feel class? would you not go on the messageboards and hear all sorts giving it loads? why is it any different?


  • #116
    MagicMarker
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    Beckham to come on.


  • #117
    mike65
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    Beckham coming on! Why?

    Mike


  • #118
    Charlie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,815 ✭✭✭Charlie


    estebancambias wrote: »
    if sunderland were relegated would it not make newcastle fans feel class?

    No. I love derbies, and the banter/rivarly between the two sets of fans.

    Same reason why I don't want to see Spuds go down either.


  • #119
    shane86
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    charlie mchugh wrote: »
    It's sh/t like this that makes us seem like a nation of bitter cnuts, who relish seeing 'the old enemy' get stuffed. Seriously, cop the fcuk on.

    lol.

    No. It is commentators who, like after the first goal, say things like "and Kazakhstan have been put in their place", as if to say how dare they attempt to cause an upset here. That, combined with the fan attitudes, is why football fans not just in Ireland but the world over, from Argentina to Scotland to Turkey and beyond, love to see them get butchered. A sizeable chunk of the fans and media have zero respect for their opponents, either in terms of ability or in terms of their ambitions. In their view teams like Kazakhstan simply dont deserve a shot.


  • #120
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    are you not saying you'd have newcastle fans on messageboards laughing at them?

    what makes it any different from a bohs fan laughing at the state of shamrock rovers over the past while?

    its football.


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  • #121
    Charlie
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    shane86 wrote: »
    lol.

    No. It is commentators who, like after the first goal, say things like "and Kazakhstan have been put in their place", as if to say how dare they attempt to cause an upset here. That, combined with the fan attitudes, is why football fans not just in Ireland but the world over, from Argentina to Scotland to Turkey and beyond, love to see them get butchered.

    LOL, since when did the media represent a whole nation?

    Isn't teh Daily Star Ireland's biggest selling paper?


  • #122
    Charlie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,815 ✭✭✭Charlie


    estebancambias wrote: »
    are you not saying you'd have newcastle fans on messageboards laughing at them?

    what makes it any different from a bohs fan laughing at the state of shamrock rovers over the past while?

    its football.

    Of course I amen't.

    There's a load of Irish lads who post on Stormfront hating on teh blacks. Does that mean they are representative of me as well?


  • #123
    quarryman
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    shane86 wrote: »

    No. It is commentators who, like after the first goal, say things like "and Kazakhstan have been put in their place", as if to say how dare they attempt to cause an upset here.

    that really bugged me. total arrogance. Who is commentating on this?


  • #124
    Peyton Manning
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Beckham coming on! Why?

    Mike

    Walcott has been pretty much invisible, England's only threat is in the air with 3 headed goals to show for it. Beckham is still the best crosser of a ball in the world.

    You tell us Mike.

    Arc


  • #125
    Mr.Nice Guy
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    I've got nothing against English people whatsoever but when it comes to football I enjoy watching them get stuffed. I think their attitude when it comes to football stinks. Booing opposing team's anthems, booing their own players, acting like louts when they have had a few too many beers and let's not forget their vile media who seem to think they have a divine right to win everything.


  • #126
    MagicMarker
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    ROONEY!

    & Beckham:)


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  • #127
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    another set peice.


  • #128
    mike65
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    Roooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooony! and subbed

    Mike


  • #129
    Charlie
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    Nice dangerous ball from Beckeham.

    4-1


  • #130
    missingtime
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    Savage delivery by beckham


  • #131
    Charlie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,815 ✭✭✭Charlie


    What a player to have on your bench for the last 15 mins to quell a resurgence.


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  • #132
    MagicMarker
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    DEFOE!

    Great finish.

    And THAT'S why heskey is on the field.


  • #133
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    nice pass by heskey

    THEY DONT DESERVE THIS THOUGH...


  • #134
    mike65
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    Defoe! 5-1

    re Heskey exactly!

    Mike


  • #135
    Pigman II
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    Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »
    I've got nothing against English people whatsoever but when it comes to football I enjoy watching them get stuffed. I think their attitude when it comes to football stinks. Booing opposing team's anthems, booing their own players, acting like louts when they have had a few too many beers and let's not forget their vile media who seem to think they have a divine right to win everything.

    Agreed. That's what sets Irish supporters apart from their English counterparts. At least we only boo our own players, not the oppositions.

    (That is as long as the opposition player doesnt play for Rangers, or didn't once play for Rangers or didn't actually ever play for Rangers but was rumoured to have in a case of mistaken identity.....)


  • #136
    Charlie
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    Exactly, lovely subtle pass from Heskey, put it on a plate for Defoe.

    Beckham really has looked the goods since he came on.


  • #137
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    Pigman II wrote: »
    Agreed. That's what sets Irish supporters apart from their English counterparts. At least we only boo our own players, not the oppositions.

    (That is as long as the opposition player doesnt play for Rangers, or didn't once play for Rangers or didn't actually ever play for Rangers but was rumoured to have in a case of mistaken identity.....)

    i never remember an irish player being booed...honestly, and irish fans are always very respectful except that time when a good proportion of clowns booed the danish player they thought was Lovenkrands.


  • #138
    MagicMarker
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    estebancambias wrote: »
    nice pass by heskey

    THEY DONT DESERVE THIS THOUGH...
    Why? It's not like they scored 5 own goals.


  • #139
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    i mean the kazaks...they put in a nice effort. the same way i was dissapointed when ireland scored against cyprus....cyprus in that situation did not deserve it.


  • #140
    Boggles
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    Should have brought Beckham on at half time, would have been 10+

    Walcott had a mare, no space for him to flourish.


  • #141
    mike65
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    Okay on Beckham I wuz wrong. Walcott was poor as I noted, though it wasn't all his doing. His confidence crumbled as he waited and waited.

    If Ashley Cole wondered if he was loved he knows now. I think he got the stick cos he is the embodyment of the modern vain, pampered footballing milionaire.

    Mike


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  • #142
    Boggles
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    mike65 wrote: »
    If Ashley Cole wondered if he was loved he knows now. I think he got the stick cos he is the embodyment of the modern vain, pampered footballing milionaire.

    Indeed he is all those things, but booing your own player for a mistake is the height of inbred ignorance, the lot of them should be rounded up and sterilised!


  • #143
    shane86
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    estebancambias wrote: »
    i never remember an irish player being booed....


    They got booed half the matches in the Stan era. And rightly so.

    As for booing Gers players, tbh it is part and parcel of football to boo players on basis such as playing for a bitter rival club (though in club football this would usually be in the case of a deflection). If in a few years it is apparent S Ireland is 100% not coming back to the fold IMO it would be totally valid for fans to boo him if he came here on a Man City pre season/European duty.

    The anti Irish sentiment at Ibrox can hardly be ignored so meh, legitimate says I. Dont know if I would bother doing it myself but IMO it is a legitimate way to distract a player. Hardly as if we are the only ones to play on the connection. Not long ago Barca fans filled the Nou Camp with tricolours and other Irish stuff to intimidate Rangers.


  • #144
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    well i think it was more booing stan and the fai in my opinion. i was at the cyprus game and it was definetly aimed at Delaney and the FAI.


    And yeah i agree about the second part.


  • #145
    Boggles
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    estebancambias wrote: »
    well i think it was more booing stan and the fai in my opinion. i was at the cyprus game and it was definetly aimed at Delaney and the FAI.

    No Way! Why would they be booing a "World Class Management Team"?


  • #146
    estebancambias
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,103 ✭✭✭estebancambias


    what i mean is opposed to the players. its not like the irish fans do what english fans do to lampard before and ashley cole tonight.

    theres nothing wrong booing the team as a whole but selecting players is not on.


  • #147
    Charlie
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    Anyone who wants some proper perspective on the booing, and the English media, switch over to Sky channel 0108 (talkSPORT), or head over to talkSPORT's own website, and have a listen.


  • #148
    OPENROAD
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    MagicMarker wrote: »
    Why? It's not like they scored 5 own goals.


    +1

    And at the end of the day played 3 games and won 3 games, qualification is the most/only important thing.


  • #149
    estebancambias
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    his point would have been valid had i said england didn't deserve the goals, i said it was harsh on the opposition because they played nice football and for most of the game were pretty close to england. if they had been able to deal with corners and were not smaller than the english they would have had a more fairer result based on the balance of play.


  • #150
    shane86
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    charlie mchugh wrote: »
    Exactly, lovely subtle pass from Heskey, put it on a plate for Defoe.

    Beckham really has looked the goods since he came on.

    Nearly always puts in class performances even post USA move. Brilliant set pieces. McClaren was a clown for dropping him, and people saying he was called up on name rather than merit are even bigger clowns. He is wasted at that rubbish US outfit. Looks highly likely he will retire in some game where crappy LAG play some other sh1te team in a league few in the US and even fewer outside could care less about. Sad ending tbh, and partly caused by Capello himself at Madrid.


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  • #151
    Pure Cork
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    shane86 wrote: »
    They got booed half the matches in the Stan era. And rightly so.

    As for booing Gers players, tbh it is part and parcel of football to boo players on basis such as playing for a bitter rival club (though in club football this would usually be in the case of a deflection).
    I agree that booing is part and parcel of football, but the people who booed a player who was announced to have played for Rangers when he never did are laughable. It's amazing that they didn't even realise after seeing him on the pitch. Embarrassing.

    shane86 wrote: »
    If in a few years it is apparent S Ireland is 100% not coming back to the fold IMO it would be totally valid for fans to boo him if he came here on a Man City pre season/European duty.
    If I was as talented as he is, I wouldn't be in a rush to play for the Republic.


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