You might be right, but Im sure I normally hear "Britain's most successful female Olympian"
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[Football] Are you watching and enjoying the Women’s World Cup?
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You might be right, but Im sure I normally hear "Britain's most successful female Olympian"
Tom Hark Preston Park
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With apologies to [MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] for the aftertiming, but really REALLY looking forward to making yet more money on this fine season of England bottlers. Think Konta at tennis. Think England at cricket. Think England v Norway tonight at wimmens football. Norway @ 14/5 on bet365 is buying money. Go LARGE! 
southstandandy
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- Jul 9, 2003
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Good luck tonight ladies.
Icy Gull
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With apologies to [MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] for the aftertiming, but really REALLY looking forward to making yet more money on this fine season of England bottlers. Think Konta at tennis. Think England at cricket. Think Norway tonight at wimmens football @ 14/5 on bet365. Go LARGE!
I went large on Scotland not progressing and got terrible odds. It was a foregone conclusion as always.
I do appreciate that your high spot in all football tournaments is waiting for England to fail. It must be tough and depressing being the whipping boys/girls on the very rare occasions Scotland qualify for anything. Pleased that Engerlund give you an interest in football tournaments
Tom Hark Preston Park
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I went large on Scotland not progressing and got terrible odds. It was a foregone conclusion as always.
I do appreciate that your high spot in all football tournaments is waiting for England to fail. It must be tough and depressing being the whipping boys/girls on the very rare occasions Scotland qualify for anything
Said it before, say it again. There Are No Easy Games At This Level Of Competition
Tom Hark Preston Park
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I went large on Scotland not progressing and got terrible odds. It was a foregone conclusion as always.
I do appreciate that your high spot in all football tournaments is waiting for England to fail. It must be tough and depressing being the whipping boys/girls on the very rare occasions Scotland qualify for anything. Pleased that Engerlund give you an interest in football tournaments
And lest we forget...
It's a SHITE state of affairs to be in Icy, and all the fresh air in the world won't make any fvcking difference
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
As soon as I saw the headline on the BBC: "WE'VE NEVER HAD MORE BELIEF - England target 3rd successive semi-final" it just feels like all the pieces are moving into place for tonight's scheduled disappointment. Injury worries to key players, a bug in the camp, its bloody HOT out there...yup. We all know whats coming. Get ready for the Heartbreak headlines.
hart's shirt
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As the team ranked #3 in the world behind USA and Germany, it would be an under-performance if England didn't make it to the last 4.
Definitely goals in the team in the shape of Ellen White, but plenty of cause for concern at centre-back, especially if Houghton isn't fit to start.
Definitely goals in the team in the shape of Ellen White, but plenty of cause for concern at centre-back, especially if Houghton isn't fit to start.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Come on Ladies!
Raleigh Chopper
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Yes, but this is where we go out I think, Norway are a good side and we really haven't performed over 90 minutes very well, falling away in the 2nd half.
Hope we can get it together tonight though.
76 degrees fahranheit says the commentator. Is that a clue as to who the target audience is?
Raleigh Chopper
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If they could concentrate for 90 minutes this time rather than standing around gossiping we are in with a chance.
1-0 England
Fully expecting this game to be ruined one way or another by one or more outlandish VAR interventions.
Pogue Mahone
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Eighteenth century German physicists? Seems like quite a niche market to be going after.