600 years or so since we rucked with Portugal. That is why I have one of their shirts with Ronaldo on the back.
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600 years or so since we rucked with Portugal. That is why I have one of their shirts with Ronaldo on the back.
Can't they have a back up country as well ?
Here we go, The Palace fans will be along soon to give you the plastic/ JCL treatment.
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No , your mrs has never complained.
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I told my 3 boys they could support whoever they wanted, it's a free country.
But if they wanted any food, clothes etc. then they would follow Brighton. We all now have STs at the Amex.
Simples.
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vegster
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No need to get upset, it's just Brand Beckham in action. As time passes his days on the pitch are being forgotten and in order to keep the advertising money coming in he has to be seen at events and, indeed, court some controversy in order to maintain brand awareness. He can't go on being photographed in his pants forever or getting another tattoo as the impact from doing this is dwindling. Other players retire gracefully to Spain or get a job commentating but I'm afraid this won't happen to Beckham, expect many more " Look At Me " photo opportunities.
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No need to get upset ? Tell that to the families of the british service personnel who lost their lives .
vegster
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Yes, I agree that it is not nice for those who lost loved ones but I'm afraid this is business for Beckham. This sort of thing generates the publicity he needs. It's probably pretty upsetting for those who have championed him as being the super patriot who led England through to the World Cup Finals after that goal against Greece too. But, remember, he is just an ex footballer not a politician or philosopher, Sky didn't even trust him to say anything in their latest series of TV ads !
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did some die on the field of football? oh, no, its just a massive dose of melodrama.
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This was on the 11th of june , so the falklands reference is extremely relevant , maybe do a little research in future , save you looking silly wont it
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we won and we can be gracious in victory, rising above their silly protest.
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My Brother in laws Grandson:
His father is a Crippled Palarse fan who bought him the full kit as a Christmas present a couple of years ago.
"Well you can take that rubbish back, I support Brighton like My Grandad"
His father is a Crippled Palarse fan who bought him the full kit as a Christmas present a couple of years ago.
"Well you can take that rubbish back, I support Brighton like My Grandad"
nicko31
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Really can't stand it when I see English kids wearing the shirts of foreign nations. Another sign England are heading for the football wilderness....
I'm with you here, I have no issue with Brazil but I wouldn't buy my kids a Brazil shirt.