ExmouthExile
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- Feb 11, 2005
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....taking into account the 2am kick-off on Saturday night/Sunday morning?
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Where will you be watching the opening World Cup game against Italy....?
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Return of the Rev
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sky plus
Marxo
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Whatever time it is I'll be watching from behind the sofa 
bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
On tv in my living room........why?
clockey crawley
Member
In France watching the 24Hr @ Le Man. With thousands of others , Hopefully on a very large screen.
Machiavelli
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... from behind the sofa/the back of my hands, as I used to watch Doctor Who, but all this presupposes that I actually care about how England do, which I don't. There loose.
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
2am? I'll be in bed probably. Maybe catch up in the morning.
ali jenkins
Thanks to Guinness Dave
**** knows, its SIX MONTHS away!
ExmouthExile
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Just wondered if the pubs will stay open for it, and if they do, whether they'll be as packed out as usual for a World Cup game against decent opposition. I remember watching the Rugby World Cup Final in the pub when England won it, it was on about 7am and the place was packed to the rafters.
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Hove / Παρος
At my mates wedding!
Goring-by-Seagull
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Probably at mine or a mate's house, WORLD CUP PARTY!
Depends if any pubs will be open I guess, which I imagine there probably will be.
Depends if any pubs will be open I guess, which I imagine there probably will be.
dougdeep
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I shan't bother.
Superphil
Dismember
I'll be ****ed if I'm going to stay up till 4am to watch a meaningless football match, I'll just check the score in the morning.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
this.
fataddick
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I won't. Meangingless game. Meaningless competition. Only for plastics.
Get up at 2am on a Sunday to watch us spend 90+ minutes not scoring against Italy, followed by hours of complaining that it was too humid?
No thanks.
No thanks.
Jimmy Grimble
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Alternatively - drink yourself into oblivion, watch England lose, fall asleep without remembering anything?
I'm teetotal, so no thanks.
The Fifth Column
Retired ex-cop
Not sure I'll bother watching a bunch of decidedly average Englishmen huff, puff and sweat in the jungle to inevitably get a spawny draw or lose to Italy. South Africa 2010 was a watershed moment for me regarding the national team, not paid them much attention since and I can't imagine I will again. Also the WC these days is just one big dirty corrupt FIFA gravy train pandering to their corporate sponsors, I don't feel any connection to it whatsoever.