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glosterseagul

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Mar 2, 2004
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the clue is in the name
Yet another group from "Brighton":clap: :clap: :clap:
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glosterseagul

New member
Mar 2, 2004
497
the clue is in the name
So we have a choice.....

(Description of Foto does not mean it's any good!)

I was going to do a vote:rolleyes:


Do you want....

Begging lady
Tower thingy
Our tour guide:eek:
A plane
A tram
Corner of the mirror in hotel room
:jester:
Penalty save:angry:
English wall before free kick
a group of frenchies (male
:( )
 








Hove&Albion F.C

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May 15, 2004
790
glosterseagul said:
Finally, I don't like it when some (lots!) of England fans sing

"if it wasn't for the English you'd be Crowts(sp?)" I just feel a bit :blush: being english. especially with D day etc.

On Sunday in the square the English supporters were singing...

To the tune of .... "If you're all going to Cardiff clap your hands!"

"There were 9 German bombers in the air, there were 9 german bombers in the air. There were 9 German bombers, 9 German bombers, 9 German Bombers in the air ....." then the second verse included the fans running in the road "flying" through the traffic....."annnnnnddddddd.......the RAF from england shot them down, the RAF from england shot them down......etc"

I must say it was funny.....sorry:blush:

Picture to follow...(was it on tv? Like this is old news?)

What is with many of our fans singing about the bloody war during international tournaments?? Must say it really pisses me off, what has the war got to do with fecking football?? A lot of our fans are very ignorant IMO. Its like when we boo oppositions national anthems. Why can we not respect other countries anthems like every other country? (ok bar holland/germany last night but they're huge rivals) Sometimes I really don't like being English. There really are so many w**kers in this country. Perhaps this is why i stick to club football, can't say i really ever get too excited about england.
 




Hove&Albion F.C

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May 15, 2004
790
Hove&Albion F.C said:
What is with many of our fans singing about the bloody war during international tournaments?? Must say it really pisses me off, what has the war got to do with fecking football?? A lot of our fans are very ignorant IMO. Its like when we boo oppositions national anthems. Why can we not respect other countries anthems like every other country? (ok bar holland/germany last night but they're huge rivals) Sometimes I really don't like being English. There really are so many w**kers in this country. Perhaps this is why i stick to club football, can't say i really ever get too excited about england.

Rant over :)
 


glosterseagul

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Mar 2, 2004
497
the clue is in the name
Hove&Albion F.C said:
What is with many of our fans singing about the bloody war during international tournaments?? Must say it really pisses me off, what has the war got to do with fecking football?? A lot of our fans are very ignorant IMO. Its like when we boo oppositions national anthems. Why can we not respect other countries anthems like every other country? (ok bar holland/germany last night but they're huge rivals) Sometimes I really don't like being English. There really are so many w**kers in this country. Perhaps this is why i stick to club football, can't say i really ever get too excited about england.

I TOTALLY AGREE with all you say! I think I started with "dont like it when...

.....but it was funny. I could see why it shouldn't have been:blush:
 


oapdodge

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Jul 15, 2003
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Glosterseagul.
I was in the square when the song about the German bombers was going on and have to agree that I found it quite amusing.The atsmosphere was good and the song was taken quite light hearted.You also failed to mention the Carlsberg was alcohol free that was sold in the ground.The trouble that has gone on over the last few days is miles away from Lisbon and I have to praise the English fans after the way they behaved after the France defeat.Didn't see much trouble and quite a few handshakes.It was great fun out there and only wish I could have stayed longer.
 




glosterseagul

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Mar 2, 2004
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the clue is in the name
oapdodge said:
Glosterseagul.
I was in the square when the song about the German bombers was going on and have to agree that I found it quite amusing.The atsmosphere was good and the song was taken quite light hearted.You also failed to mention the Carlsberg was alcohol free that was sold in the ground.The trouble that has gone on over the last few days is miles away from Lisbon and I have to praise the English fans after the way they behaved after the France defeat.Didn't see much trouble and quite a few handshakes.It was great fun out there and only wish I could have stayed longer.

:wave: Thanks. It was a great week-end. I too wish I could have stayed longer. I didn't see any trouble. The media wanted it tho. I didnt know the carlsberg was alcohol free. I was on diet coke:angel:
 


glosterseagul

New member
Mar 2, 2004
497
the clue is in the name
glosterseagul said:
So we have a choice.....

(Description of Foto does not mean it's any good!)

I was going to do a vote:rolleyes:


Do you want....

Begging lady
Tower thingy
Our tour guide:eek:
A plane
A tram
Corner of the mirror in hotel room
:jester:
Penalty save:angry:
English wall before free kick
a group of frenchies (male
:( )

The clue was in "(Description of Foto does not mean it's any good!)"

(Description of Foto does not mean it's any good!)


Sorry if i misled....but there was just one vote:(


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SK1NT

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Sep 9, 2003
8,770
Thames Ditton
gloster u lucky lucky bastard, didnt realise u were going! I really wanna go :(

who were those maxim girls??
 








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