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sebzilla posted:Prime Ministers are required to be Church of England, aren't they? Or am I thinking of monarchs? Disraeli was a jew.
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Are the first two pictures of Rick Ross?
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Bio British, 16 years old. Nationalist. Enjoy football and politics, hate zionism and rap. I also make vlogs on youtube, cool ey?
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Hahaha, it's done better, but am I missing a joke?
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Ahh of course. I've seen that picture loads of times, just didn't click.
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God, people really are idiots.
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ICA posted:tbf last time Liverpool won something (European Cup!!) they did the huddle. Won the FA Cup since then. Can't remember the status re: huddle, though.
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T. Finn posted:It's not so much wanting to see the huddle it's that he thinks he can suggest it to the team Perhaps he should start supporting Ebbsfleet United?
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Lyric Proof Vest posted:you sad bastard I watch it at least once a year. Probably more on average.
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DickEmery posted:Lucio is a lazy twat Cesar too.
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TomSellek posted:Haha, from Jamie Redknapp after the game: quote:Barcelona have done to Arsenal what arsenal do to 99% of the teams in the Premier League. They've been literally passed to death tonight.
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What's wrong with that?
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Robert Patrick posted:it's almost like no-one outside of America cares about American sports In fairness, most people know who LeBron James is.
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delicious beef posted:Yeah, this is true. I suspect this is mostly a kit/equipment thing - basketball hoops are everywhere, especially in cities, and all you need after that is a ball, not even a racquet each, never mind all the bullshit required for cricket. It's interesting that media coverage hasn't really caught up with people playing, maybe cricket and rugby just hold a lot of dominance over scheduling. I would say the lack of TV coverage is down to the sheer amount of games that take place. Terrestrial channels couldn't go near it in any meaningful way. ESPN do their bit, but are relatively new and I don't know what their subscription figures are. American Football is much easier to cover as it only last from September to January in terms of the regular season and teams only play once a week. Also, most of the games are on at reasonable times in the UK, unlike basketball.
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Turtle Soup posted:Rugby might be a posh sport in the south but it's not true in the north. At least where I've lived a lot of people follow the super league. Places like Wigan are similar that's why their football team is a waste of space. That's Rugby League, though. Rugby Union is for toffs.
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c0burn posted:No one gives a gently caress about Basketball in England. It's still probably the third biggest sport in the world.
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Pissflaps posted:Football, cricket and rugby are all bigger. Rugby isn't, I would say.
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Pissflaps posted:You can say that. And I'd be right.
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T. Finn posted:argh get murdered, shut up!!!! You should ban the poster who brought the subject of LeBron up... 
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From here
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c0burn posted:I'm also a Nike by the way Haha, what the gently caress?
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Dani Alves would walk into any team in the world and I'd rather have Pique to Ferdinand currently.
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Ninpo posted:At least give my denial that Ferdy is proper hosed until the end of the season. He'll turn 33 next season, too, though
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Jose posted:We also get a bank holiday out of it I've always said we should never have left the Union 
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kri kri posted:Even with age of consent does the UK have a minimum age gape? My state does, you can't be 4 years old or some poo poo. loving incredible those posts. Welp cya Your typo here made me laugh more than it should have
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ibroxmassive posted:gently caress all apart from the Europa League medal he already has? So nothing that anyone cares about, then.
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Jose posted:You're perfectly happy with the first decent kid who might qualify for Ireland as well as NI though Haven't they changed that rule now, though? I don't remember/care, really. I do think Gibson gets a little unfairly treated though. He's not good enough for United, but that's not the same as not being good enough for Ireland.
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8raz posted:The best part is how people who probably don't even watch football are probably nodding with agreement with it. Well yeah, the system in football probably seems as alien to them as the American system seems to people who don't watch their sports.
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The thing about that article is that if you take it without any prior knowledge and just look at the facts, he sort of has a point, much like how a valid argument could be made for promotion/relegation in US sports. Of course, once you look at things like tradition, history and the league pyramid it seems ridiculous. I just wish American sports writers would accept that football doesn't need fixing.
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We don't and then everyone's happy! I love the tone in all of these sort of articles that Americans are doing the rest of the world a favour by attempting to get into football. (I just mean in these articles, not from fans on here before someone accuses me of taring all Americans with the same brush, much like it's only people who aren't fans who complain about the breaks in American Football and the like.)
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I find Waddle quite likable. He's not fantastic and can't pronounce the word "penalty" (although that may be down to his own demons), but I think he's ok. Could just be because I liked him so much as a player, though.
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