Looking back on the 2006 tournament made me remember just how much of a key player Owen Hargreaves was for England....
I reckon we may miss him more than we realise....
Looking back on the 2006 tournament made me remember just how much of a key player Owen Hargreaves was for England....
I reckon we may miss him more than we realise....
A little Anglo-American banter for you boys:
http://g.sports.yahoo.com/soccer/wo...ambassadors-make-wager-trade-w?urn=sow,246886
This retort was no less witty:I particularly like this part - "Incidentally, you should know that the Ambassador takes his steak like American soccer victories - somewhat rare"
Are you optimistic John, what score do you think mate
I'm going for an English 2-1 win
I can think of a fair few
Because you'll never hear the end of it?me for one, I definately dont want US to win!!!
Apart from girlfriends...
I hold a British passport and have knocked about in London since early '75 but my real love is Barcelona - which obviously means there is no national side which really represents me
but even if I was wholly English, I would still find it a struggle to invest much emotional energy in that bunch of overpaid, undertalented halfwits - and the "marketed patriotism" I see all around me makes me want to puke.. I hate being taken for a mug and that's what it feels like these days..
this is not meant as a slight at genuine patriots just as a reflection of how uneasy I feel during tournaments these days + as a kid I loved the world cup but these days, it really just feels like an an auction/audition for the european leagues and I dunno I just remember the world game as a kid as being something altogether less cynical
who knows - maybe it will still capture my imagination despite the best jingoistic efforts of Tyldesley & co..
you've got a flag on your car havent you??