The sound of that final whistle, so fucking relieving! I love you Theo.
[QUOTE=J AC1D;36344555]The sound of that final whistle, so fucking relieving! I love you Theo.[/QUOTE]
I thought we were gonna get another.
[QUOTE=Cypher_09;36344584]I thought we were gonna get another.[/QUOTE]
I was feeling that a 4th would come, but time kept going and it didn't happen and I had horrible images of the Swedes smacking it up and getting a goal from fuck all.
[QUOTE=J AC1D;36344630]I was feeling that a 4th would come, but time kept going and it didn't happen and[B] I had horrible images of the Swedes smacking it up and getting a goal from fuck all.[/B][/QUOTE]
didn't cross my mind at all. we were on fire tonight.
Aww, I was rooting for Sweden.
Well, congrats England.
[QUOTE=OnDemand;36287846]I remember 10 years ago when England would rarely do things as sloppy as they did today. While achieving a draw without Rooney and Lampard wasn't an easy feat you can tell by the way the are playing the rest of the team could be better and without those two players they relied on luck.[/QUOTE]
I withdraw my previous comment about their sloppy play, for now. This is the England I like to see.
Also, did anyone know what the swedes told Hart when they scored the goal? It looked kind of intimidating.
It's been a long time since a game of football nearly made my sphincter prolapse. The new players are showing their worth, atleast.
fuck fuck fuck fuck
we were better
[QUOTE=TippZ;36344930]fuck fuck fuck fuck
we were better[/QUOTE]
In the second half. For half of it. So yes.
tbh both teams were pretty bad for far too long. Both eventually played well though.
[QUOTE=OnDemand;36344713]I withdraw my previous comment about their sloppy play, for now. This is the England I like to see.
Also, did anyone know what the swedes told Hart when they scored the goal? It looked kind of intimidating.[/QUOTE]
Yeah Ibrahimovic made himself look like a right bellend.
ibrahimovic dont usually do that, he looked kinda pissed tbh, so i think Hart said something
...Anyone else think Andy Carroll and Theo Walcott would turn out well if they started together? In the Premier League, certainly, Walcott shows he loves trying to find a big man in the box to get the ball to.
I think Walcott is the best talent of England and I think he's the most under-rated player in the world
He played so fucking good.
[QUOTE=TippZ;36345468]ibrahimovic dont usually do that, he looked kinda pissed tbh, so i think Hart said something[/QUOTE]
Hey dude, not trying to cause anything, but will you look at aftonbladet and post what it says if you get a chance today, only reason is, that yesterdays front page was a mock up of loads of english newspaper all reporting on englands 5-0 loss of the game yesterday, with the headline something like '' dear england, tomorrows front page today, with love sweden'' i'd love to see what their response was.
[editline]16th June 2012[/editline]
Theo was tipped to be a great player, then he never really got played and died down a bit, i still think he is great, should be played for england and arsenal more often
[editline]16th June 2012[/editline]
Welbecks goal was top notch though, great play and ball by theo again
only thing they talked about in the papers was what we shouldve done and what we did wrong
and that we had bad luck and shouldve won etc etc and that hamrén, our coach, made bad decisions
[editline]16th June 2012[/editline]
shit, mellberg is leaving the team after the euro cup
[QUOTE=TippZ;36351067]only thing they talked about in the papers was what we shouldve done and what we did wrong
and that we had bad luck and shouldve won etc etc and that hamrén, our coach, made bad decisions
[editline]16th June 2012[/editline]
shit, mellberg is leaving the team after the euro cup[/QUOTE]
ah right, it wasn't really widespread that they published that front page here so no papers made a punt at it when i looked.
I can't really comment on the game, i fell asleep before the second half, didn't even remember that england played until i went onto BBC to see the Group A table, then watched the highlights
[QUOTE=SirJamster;36345551]...Anyone else think Andy Carroll and Theo Walcott would turn out well if they started together? In the Premier League, certainly, Walcott shows he loves trying to find a big man in the box to get the ball to.[/QUOTE]
Walcott should never start because he is the perfect impact substitution. It's uncanny how many times he has made such an impact for both his club and country. As long as he has enough time he will influence the game. This is, of course, reducing the risk of his injury-prone tendencies surfacing.
Hoping for poland and russia to go through tonight, always hated the czechs, dont care much for the greeks
[QUOTE=reecematee;36350358]
[editline]16th June 2012[/editline]
Theo was tipped to be a great player, then he never really got played and died down a bit, i still think he is great, should be played for england and arsenal more often
[editline]16th June 2012[/editline]
Welbecks goal was top notch though, great play and ball by theo again[/QUOTE]
He played most of the matches for Arsenal (around 34~ in the league) but it would be better if England would replace Milner and Young with the Ox and Walcott, that would be a fantastic winger lineup.
As Germany I'd prefer to face Poland in the quarter finals if we head for the first place in Group B.
[QUOTE=!Xirteg!;36353115]He played most of the matches for Arsenal (around 34~ in the league) but it would be better if England would replace Milner and Young with the Ox and Walcott, that would be a fantastic winger lineup.
As Germany I'd prefer to face Poland in the quarter finals if we head for the first place in Group B.[/QUOTE]
Agreed, Walcott and Ox could give defenders a run around if they both started. Milner doesn't do much anyway.
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