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bovril

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  1. Great to see Le Tiss winning that elusive trophy
  2. The England goalie's arm's arder
  3. I have serious football fatigue and I've enjoyed watching other sports this summer, like last year with the Olympics. Funnily enough though when I say this to my bourgie friends in the context of the 'Lionesses', I'm met with a kind of awkward silence and attempts to quickly move the conversation on to more acceptable topics. I'd probably get hearty agreement if I said the same thing about the men and the incessant football's coming home hype. I am terrified that someone from Sports Joe is going to stop me on the street and a video of me struggling to name a single women's footballer will go viral, leading to my ostracism from polite society.
  4. I thought technically both Spain and Germany looked way ahead of England's organized chaos but admittedly I watch very little women's football
  5. Would even go as far as saying Oasis were bad for British music
  6. Would even go as far as saying Oasis were bad for British music
  7. Would probably draw the line at euthanized but yes they're a crap band and their fans are very cringey
  8. Vibes are really important for football teams and countries. Better to be lower in the pyramid but with a sense of improving than be higher up but having thrown it away. All encompassing sense of decline with LCFC and the country as a whole which is pretty crap.
  9. Early 2010s was good fun. Living in Eastern Europe loads of our championship games were on terrestrial TV and would finish at 7 so I didn't have to find something to do in those crap hours between the game finishing and going out for food and drink. Plus we were a pretty entertaining team.
  10. We're so numb to most stuff now but starving children sets off something that must be innate to us. It is grotesque.
  11. Photos and stories coming out of Gaza really remind me of Bosnia, but perhaps even more extreme than that.
  12. Tried shooing it out the window but I think it went behind one of the sofas in the players' communal area
  13. I think the idea that politicians sow division and without them we'd all get along fine is quite naive. Probably because the rise of the Nazis is so prevalent in our education and media. I think history shows the opposite - a state's elite has an interest in different ethnic or religious groups getting along, but things tend to unravel anyway when the shit hits the fan, especially in times of economic hardship. The English of course are confident that these things happen only in backward countries east of Vienna.
  14. I can't go more than a few days without their red ale mustard mayonnaise and freshly ground Ethiopia.
  15. Have a rep point even though I was waiting all night to make a similar post
  16. exactly and there are so many stirring pieces of music about England
  17. are we so afraid of displays of patriotism in this country that we're now wondering why people get emotional signing their national anthem
  18. Both bangers. I do love the unironic jauntiness of inno di mameli though.
  19. It's pretty dull and uninspiring especially before a football match, but I'll stop derailing the thread....
  20. Surprised there's still so many after the internet went off in Iran
  21. That's the whole point of national anthems really. Shame ours is such a dirge.
  22. anthems tend to be performed, yes
  23. always a bit awkward when these two anthems go head to head
  24. 275 a year?! Wtf are people buying? I feel like I'm spending that much extra a week.
  25. Ah English hubris, we meet again.
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