johnmartin
Active Member
Very important question here. During the England-France game how long will it be before any of the commentators mentions "1966". Answers in minutes and seconds please. I'll start the ball rolling.
1:47
1:47
England vs France - the Scottish perspective
- Thread starter johnmartin
- Start date
manx_yessir
Member
Hmmmm......Of course, if Scotland had ever won a World Cup, (Or anything for that matter! :roll: :wink: ) they would just forget all about it and never mention it again would they!? I think not. :roll: :?
manx_yessir said:
England currently have an approximate population difference of 50 million people to perm a team from and you've won a total number of ONE more trophy than us, and we've won none.
Not an overly impressive return for that many more potential players is it?? (I know not all 50 million are eligible but pro-rata it!)
I give it 20 mins before kick off before they mention it.
*edit* having said that I'll be rooting for them cos I'm a Scot but British and proud.
manx_yessir
Member
Actually I'm not English either. Or British. I'm Manx (you don't say! :roll: ) But I'll still be supporting England. If the Isle of Man were in the European Champs, I'd be cheering them on instead. As the population is only around 75,000, we don't stand much chance of that ever happening!
p.s. Nice Avatar Crawford.....wonder who suggested that to Boc Brother......Mwahahahahahaha :twisted: :twisted:
p.s. Nice Avatar Crawford.....wonder who suggested that to Boc Brother......Mwahahahahahaha :twisted: :twisted:
Naomi McFadyen
New Member
They'll mention it before kickoff I'd imagine
BigHorn
Active Member
Ok we English will stop mentioning 66 if you Scot's stop mentioning the only thing you ever won - Bannockburn or something about 700 years ago. Ha Ha 
Surely the best thing to stop 66 talk is for Enland to win again. So come on, give England your support. If the roles were reversed we would be 100% behind your boys.
Surely the best thing to stop 66 talk is for Enland to win again. So come on, give England your support. If the roles were reversed we would be 100% behind your boys.
bruceg
Active Member
My favourite ever t-shirt was just after Scotland won their last Grand Slam against England at Murrayfield. It said:
Bannockburn 1314
Murrayfield 13-7
and it was available by the time folk walked back into town from the match
Seriously though, I like the England football team and the majority of their fans too but I get well wound up by the commentators and the newspapers - it's nothing personal
Bannockburn 1314
Murrayfield 13-7
and it was available by the time folk walked back into town from the match
Seriously though, I like the England football team and the majority of their fans too but I get well wound up by the commentators and the newspapers - it's nothing personal
manx_yessir said:
:shock: :evil: you wouldn't??!?!
johnmartin
Active Member
You been peeling FRENCH onions eck.eckyboy said:
Well...I'm stunned...they though it was all over...it is now!!
That must be the latest international goal since 1966 I think!!!
That must be the latest international goal since 1966 I think!!!
lynchie
Active Member
couldn't stop laughing... sorry guys but to hear the same commentator that was so jubilant about man utd's last 2 goals in 1999, sounding so deeply hurt by the french doing the same thing was just hilarious!!
Honestly I think England didn't deserve to win the way they played in the second half. They obviously came out to defend for 45 minutes and that always ends in tears!!
Honestly I think England didn't deserve to win the way they played in the second half. They obviously came out to defend for 45 minutes and that always ends in tears!!
Our Youth Fellowship last night was set aside for watching the football - only thing was, the host was a Scotsman who walked round at the end of practice on Thursday playing the Marseillaise . No doubt he donned his Rangers/Scotland shirt, if not his kilt, and enjoyed the end of the match to the full :shock: :wink: :lol:
. No doubt he donned his Rangers/Scotland shirt, if not his kilt, and enjoyed the end of the match to the full :shock: :wink: :lol: