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    Post by Danny Sun May 27, 2012 8:50 pm

    Pretty much.

    Will have to play better to beat Belgium next week- you'd think.
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    Post by ResurrectionRooney Sun May 27, 2012 9:01 pm

    ConorCelticFC wrote:
    That's not evidence, that's Diouf chatting shit like always.

    Brown wasn't trying to get him sent off whilst celebrating a goal. Laughing That was clearly an act of defiance, not an attempt to provoke Diouf.

    Brown deserves to be mocked for his sister's death from cancer? That's a pathetic comment about anyone and says more about you, but Brown hasn't even done anything wrong.

    I don't know how the justice system works in Scotland, but in England and Wales eyewitness testimony qualifies as evidence.

    "Acts of defiance" are not permitted under the laws of the game, celebrations are only supposed to be expressions of joy. I think it's pretty clearly he was trying to wind up Diouf to provoke a response, considering it was in the middle of the game.

    No, he deserves to have his family members die from cancer. If they're anything like him anyway.
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    Post by ConorCelticFC Sun May 27, 2012 9:47 pm

    ResurrectionRooney wrote:
    ConorCelticFC wrote:
    That's not evidence, that's Diouf chatting shit like always.

    Brown wasn't trying to get him sent off whilst celebrating a goal. Laughing That was clearly an act of defiance, not an attempt to provoke Diouf.

    Brown deserves to be mocked for his sister's death from cancer? That's a pathetic comment about anyone and says more about you, but Brown hasn't even done anything wrong.

    I don't know how the justice system works in Scotland, but in England and Wales eyewitness testimony qualifies as evidence.

    "Acts of defiance" are not permitted under the laws of the game, celebrations are only supposed to be expressions of joy. I think it's pretty clearly he was trying to wind up Diouf to provoke a response, considering it was in the middle of the game.

    No, he deserves to have his family members die from cancer. If they're anything like him anyway.

    Oh OK, so the word of the same man who lied about Everton fans throwing bananas at him should be taken as gospel truth.

    I don't really give a shit.

    You say that the family (who you know nothing about) of a man(who you know almost nothing about) deserves to die? It's meant to shock me but it doesn't because I know who you are and I've met people like you - sitting behind a screen all day and pretending to be someone you're not. In real life you are lonely and depressed and I don't even dislike you - I genuinely pity you.
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    Post by Mason Sun May 27, 2012 10:07 pm

    Interesting that Downing had that one great cross and then you wouldn't even know he's been playing since.

    England started off okay but it's been the same old England since. Sloppy, lacking ideas, hanging on and un-inventive. Barry isn't good enough, liability last night. Bad pass after bad pass. The thing is if Barry isn't going, that means Jordan Henderson will.

    Could Hodgson not risk loosing Barry and giving a place to Adam Johnson? I know he's not a central midfield player but Milner can play there.
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    Post by Zzonked Sun May 27, 2012 10:10 pm

    Mason wrote:Interesting that Downing had that one great cross and then you wouldn't even know he's been playing since.

    England started off okay but it's been the same old England since. Sloppy, lacking ideas, hanging on and un-inventive. Barry isn't good enough, liability last night. Bad pass after bad pass. The thing is if Barry isn't going, that means Jordan Henderson will.

    Could Hodgson not risk loosing Barry and giving a place to Adam Johnson? I know he's not a central midfield player but Milner can play there.

    Barry is a good player, he just didn't have a good game. He was very wasteful. I would much rather have him at the tournament than Adam Johnson.
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    Post by ResurrectionRooney Sun May 27, 2012 10:32 pm

    ConorCelticFC wrote:
    ResurrectionRooney wrote:

    I don't know how the justice system works in Scotland, but in England and Wales eyewitness testimony qualifies as evidence.

    "Acts of defiance" are not permitted under the laws of the game, celebrations are only supposed to be expressions of joy. I think it's pretty clearly he was trying to wind up Diouf to provoke a response, considering it was in the middle of the game.

    No, he deserves to have his family members die from cancer. If they're anything like him anyway.

    Oh OK, so the word of the same man who lied about Everton fans throwing bananas at him should be taken as gospel truth.

    I don't really give a shit.

    You say that the family (who you know nothing about) of a man(who you know almost nothing about) deserves to die? It's meant to shock me but it doesn't because I know who you are and I've met people like you - sitting behind a screen all day and pretending to be someone you're not. In real life you are lonely and depressed and I don't even dislike you - I genuinely pity you.

    He's not the most reliable of witnesses, for sure, but that doesn't mean all of his words are lies. He is a disgusting man.

    I said if they are anything like him, from what I've seen of him. He seems a real bastard.
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    Post by Kuled Sun May 27, 2012 11:00 pm

    Barry's underrated.
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    Post by Theo Filippo Sun May 27, 2012 11:22 pm

    Barry was good, if we had Carrick playing too we wouldn't have that much trouble keeping the ball but 'Captain fantastic' has to play otherwise the media go mental.
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    Post by The_Quilo Mon May 28, 2012 3:14 pm

    Theo Filippo wrote:Barry was good, if we had Carrick playing too we wouldn't have that much trouble keeping the ball but 'Captain fantastic' has to play otherwise the media go mental.

    Finally we agree on something. cheers
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    Post by The_Quilo Mon May 28, 2012 3:20 pm

    Mason wrote:Interesting that Downing had that one great cross and then you wouldn't even know he's been playing since.

    England started off okay but it's been the same old England since. Sloppy, lacking ideas, hanging on and un-inventive. Barry isn't good enough, liability last night. Bad pass after bad pass. The thing is if Barry isn't going, that means Jordan Henderson will.

    Could Hodgson not risk loosing Barry and giving a place to Adam Johnson? I know he's not a central midfield player but Milner can play there.

    Agree. Personally, I think Adam Johnson is a class act, and deserves to start over Barry, at least in a friendly. He is creative, a great dribbler and provides that spark that England lack (minus Young). Even if Barry keeps his place, Downing should be nowhere near the starting XI. I would have started Johnson every day of the week over Downing.
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    Post by Guest Mon May 28, 2012 3:33 pm

    Adam Johnson is too volatile, he seems a bit hormonally driven to me.
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    Post by mac Mon May 28, 2012 6:22 pm

    Just watched Young's goal. Good solo effort but was England daft the rest of the match? Didn't watch it.

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