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mathare
12th November 2009, 15:32
This game gets more pointless by the day. Frank Lampard has pulled out meaning the England team will be without a number of first-team regulars.

And why is it being played out in the Middle East??
scoobydoo
12th November 2009, 15:49
This game gets more pointless by the day. Frank Lampard has pulled out meaning the England team will be without a number of first-team regulars.

And why is it being played out in the Middle East??

:REGamblMo plain and simple. :rolleyes:
MattR
12th November 2009, 15:51
And the managers will complain about all the extra fixtures etc etc , meanwhile todays friendlies - UAE v Man City :ermmm
scoobydoo
12th November 2009, 16:04
And the managers will complain about all the extra fixtures etc etc , meanwhile todays friendlies - UAE v Man City :ermmm

That'll test that brittle defence. :D
MattR
12th November 2009, 16:22
It's a lot of money spent only to be bailed out by Given against Birmingham I must admit :laugh
Win2Win
12th November 2009, 17:14
Beckham has picked Galaxy over England :omg:
MattR
12th November 2009, 17:36
Maybe he was hungry
Win2Win
12th November 2009, 19:55
Maybe he was hungry
:splapme

Is it illegal to spank my member? :rolleyes:
scoobydoo
13th November 2009, 12:11
Now Terry is a doubt...so what will this really tell Capello now? Lampard, Terry, Gerrard, Johnson...how many of them would play if it was a premiership match? Tells you everything really about the game I guess. :ermmm
Win2Win
13th November 2009, 12:41
Terry is blaming the FA as they booked the cheap seats :laugh .... couldn't find the extra £1000 to upgrade himself then? :splapme
mathare
13th November 2009, 12:43
Terry is blaming the FA as they booked the cheap seats :laugh .... couldn't find the extra £1000 to upgrade himself then? :splapmeHe probably found his ego was too big to fit in the overhead storage and had to be checked in to the hold :rolleyes:
MattR
13th November 2009, 16:30
:laugh




England's players are used to having flat beds for long journeys and were allegedly shocked to find seats which hardly reclined.
Several players are understood to have complained of cramp and muscle pain after the flight.



Honestly, talk about lost touch with the real world :ermmm
Win2Win
13th November 2009, 20:44
I flew cattle class last time .... Jeez those commoners stink .....especially the drunken Irish buggers behind us ..... I went into the toilet for some fresh air :rolleyes:

If you have short legs like me and wifey midget, depending on the airline it can make little difference what class. US Airway, cattle, SIA, posh :)
scoobydoo
14th November 2009, 19:25
Are the English players being shown in slow motion as compared to Brazil? :doh Anyway...its good to know we have plenty of players to come in should we have injuries in the World Cup. :laugh
Win2Win
14th November 2009, 20:24
Are the English players being shown in slow motion as compared to Brazil? :doh Anyway...its good to know we have plenty of players to come in should we have injuries in the World Cup. :laugh
How did we qualify? :doh
MattR
14th November 2009, 20:27
By not playing any teams of note. Which is why we always get to the quarter finals then go out when we do meet one!
John
14th November 2009, 20:30
I fell asleep and woke up about 10 minutes ago.

The last thing I remember watching was James Milner volleying it over the crossbar, towards the end... 75 minutes-ish at a guess. Can't remember us really being much of a threat, and by that I mean a real threat.

Obviously the reason why we lost today was because the players were sore from the non-reclining seats on the aeroplane. :thumbs