- Aug 7, 2003
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Are Catholics going to win the World Cup AGAIN?
- Thread starter Guy Crouchback
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Raleigh Chopper
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World cup teams are generally kept away from their wives and loved ones.
All other religions except the catholics are tugging themselves into a stupor right up until kick off.
The Catholics use all this pent up energy and testosterone and channel it into winning the world cup.
I heared that Wayne Rooney has been known to have up to 2 w***s at half time which explains his pathetic world cup performances.
All other religions except the catholics are tugging themselves into a stupor right up until kick off.
The Catholics use all this pent up energy and testosterone and channel it into winning the world cup.
I heared that Wayne Rooney has been known to have up to 2 w***s at half time which explains his pathetic world cup performances.
Yeah Nigeria is known for its beaches.Well, there are always exceptions to every rule.
The result of your equation might as well be, let's say, Nigeria. So, maybe it's about the number of people praying for their teams, saying the right prayers?
BensGrandad
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This is about football ability and has no relation to religion nor should it have and religious beliefs shoukd be kept out of the World Cup and all sport.
turienzo's lovechild
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- Oct 25, 2003
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i'd be surprised if more than four or five of the winning team are practicing christians...if its brazil it may be slightly higher....if its germany then much less
england have two
england have two
Tyrone Biggums
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Rooney is a catholic innit.
Westport to Hove
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- Sep 29, 2013
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Good point, although they have utilised the diaspora quite well!.. Unlike the other catholic countries mentioned it's not the national sport in Ireland either
Guy Crouchback
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GC is one of my favourite (if not THE favourite) literary characters, so when I had to come up with a username for an English forum that was the first thing that came to my mind.
As for the thread, I was just trying to stir things a little bit on a Friday morning.
Very decent replies though, not an easy forum to fish on.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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If God is on their side then why weren't they all born English?
Dick Knights Mumm
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GC is one of my favourite (if not THE favourite) literary characters, so when I had to come up with a username for an English forum that was the first thing that came to my mind.
As for the thread, I was just trying to stir things a little bit on a Friday morning.
It's a THUNDERBOX of a thread.
Dick Knights Mumm
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- Jul 7, 2003
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With a name like Rooney, and being brought up in Liverpool, I'd have thought there must be a more than even chance that he is from a Catholic family anyway.
As, quite possibly, are Gary Cahill (eligible to play for Ireland if he hadn't chosen England) and Phil Jagielka (could have played for Poland).
As for the thread, I was just trying to stir things a little bit on a Friday morning.
Try posting your theory here: http://www.followfollow.com/
Phat Baz 68
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Guy Crouchback
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Well, considering how Celtic are doing at the moment in comparison to Rangers...
Tyrone Biggums
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No you got it wrong. Not on our side, at our side.
Dan Aitch
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- May 31, 2013
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Catholics learn to concentrate, despite distractions, from an early age. This helps when you're plays football under immense pressure, and surrounded by the opposition. Being able to perform a 'Cruyff turn', beat two defenders and play a killer ball onto the head of your centre-forward is a doddle after spending years trying to remember when to ring a bell while your underwear is wet.