likesfish said:although we did beat the trindand and tobago side only just mind.
so put that in your pipe and smoke it oatmeal savages (pc term for porridge w**s)
Juice Terry said:I'm glad Scots aren't supporting us, I don't want their support, they're a different country as far as I'm concerned.
I don't want them competing in our Olympic team either cos if they win a medal they only moan forever about english people taking credit for their victory.
The British and Irish Lions rugby team has become a joke now as well, Welsh and Scots going on and on about too many english players in the squad moan moan fucking moan is that all you can do.
Harold Hill said:Yes, yes and yes.
Honestly, the amount of twats north of the border who think their support makes the blindest bit of difference to most of us.
Ich bin ein Mod said:As opposed to the number of twats south of the border who seem to be doing a pretty good impression of it mattering far more than it should
pk said:Moaning fucking Scots, supporting Trinidad, I've heard them today, winding me up.
Bunch of cunts.
Not all Scots, naturally, most of the Scots people I know are cool and the gang, but they still chuckle and say "of course!" when I ask them why their dipshit brother/cousin is shouting for anyone to beat England.
I ask myself: is this a simple game of footy for the World Cup, or is this an excuse to exorcise the past, Colloden, Rob Fuckin' Roy, Rab C Nesbitt...
I've been to Edinburgh Castle, lived in Edinburgh for a few months, changed my hard-earned sterling English pounds for that fackin' Monopoly money they use up there, slept with a Scots woman many times, during a turbulent relationship (she was a die hard Christian, for crying out loud... and she did too, for her sins!)
One of my best friends is a Scots patriot.
I once fractured a finger helping some bagpiper get out of a cab with all his pissy flight cases in George Street, the little twat.
But I'd still cheer on the Scots if they qualified for the World Cup and England didn't.
Until now.
Now, I'm laughing at the Scots.
They invented football, and they can't even fucking play it.
Oh, they did.
A sheep's bladder played between the upper and lower towns of some Outer Shetland town signalled the rudimentary beginnings of "fitbah".
The "uppies" and the "doonies" were the first teams.
Now, as a Celtic man I am loathed to be too disparaging toward the Scots, especially the ones I know from this site, (the most lovely and most exellent Dozzer particularly, whom I haven't seen for FUCKIN' AGES!!) but it has to be said - all those Scots cheering on the England opponents, even if they're Trinidad or Paraguay, they can fuck off.
Those Scots who grudgingly enjoy England getting stuck in are alright by me.
No, really.
But most of Scotland is owned by landed English gentry anyway.
So put that in yer bagpipe and blow it, ya doonie bastaaads.
You never even qualified tae begin wi, so take yer Jim Kerr and yer fantasy fitbah dream and keep yer mooth shut, ye ken?
love fae pk
Wha ye gooon dae aboot eh anyhoo, eh?
William of Walworth said:I presume you're including one or two of the Scottish posters in that?
Donna Ferentes said:What I also like about the World Cup is the way people behave badly and then use their complaints against other nationalities as an excuse.
) -- to Lock and Light, who's thoughtful enough to think about it, that his fellow countrymens' ABE attitude does their reputation no favours. And L and L is by no means the worst ABE on here. Yet you distort that into me (and maybe one or two others??) 'lecturing other nationalities on how they behave'
but there's almost no-one fault free on that froint.Lock&Light said:As I was born in Nederland, and as neither Scotland, where I was raised or Ireland, where my wife comes from, have qualified I am 'supporting' the Dutch. Nothing could ever induce me support England except possibly when they are playing the Germans.

) Scots to support England!Pete said:It's like they'd expect the French to support the Grossdeutschland Reich team in 'Escape to Victory'.
William of Walworth said:Do you have any opinions about the ABE phenomenon Donna?
vince noir said:I'm a Scot, I lived in London on and off for several years, I currently stay just north of the border and no more, most of my friends are English, I've had several English girlfriends, nothing against the English at all. And I've supported the England team in tourneys before, wanting the best for mates and the people I live and work alongside.
But this year I can't bring myself to do it.
Turning on the TV to watch the world cup, all you hear - all you hear, except when it is logistically impossible for the commentators to do otherwise - is England, England, England. Argentina play a blinder? That'll be a tricky tie for England. French perform poorly in their opening match? There but for the grace of God goes Sven. And soon as the pundits can get away with it - say, about three minutes after the final whistle - they stop even pretending to talk about the game they've just watched and turn to Crouch and co.
I pay my licence fee as well. So do about 13 million other non-England residents of the UK. And while obviously I'm quite happy for BBC and ITV's coverage to reflect the fact that one of the home nations is involved, I cannot fucking stand the arrogance of the assumption that every viewer is flying the St George's cross.
Some Scots say they don't support England because "If they win, it'll be like 1966, they'll never shut up about it". It's worse than that. They haven't won, and they still won't shut up about it.
I want to support England. Really, I do. It would piss off Alex Salmond if I did for a start. But not this year.
you to support England, but a fair amount of the faults surrounding England in this World Cup lies with media generated hype and overpromotion, which I agree with you about.
phildwyer said:I do. I'm *always* ABE--its not just Scots, you know. Nor is it just Celts. I reckon almost every soccer fan in the world is ABE, and there are very good reasons for that. One is the unnattractive style of football that England play. Another is the fact that many of their fans are obnoxious, racist, drunken hooligans. Yet another is the hysterical triumphalism of the media whenever England do even a little bit well. I know that none of these are exclusive to England, but I do believe that all of them are more prominent in England than anywhere else. I've absolutely nothing against English people, some of my best friends etc., but I don't think the ABE tendency is as irrational as you suggest. Nor must we neglect the fact that it seems to annoy PK, which is always jolly good fun.
. I'd find it very weird though if there were any Scots actively supporting England, and I would certainly neither expect that nor want it.William of Walworth said:My only point is how negative and embittered it makes some of them look,
treefrog said:Oh for fucks sake.
I'm supporting England this tournament. However, seeing as a lot of English fans seem to think that the best thing about England being in the World Cup (apart from being able to sing "Three Lions" more often) is to go on about shite Scottish people are for not supporting them that there seems no real point in going against the grain and supporting my adopted country, as nobody believes me anyway and will take the opportunity to remind me again that the Scottish Squad would have trouble playing their way out of a paper bag (fuck me, I had no idea!)
The only purpose that threads like this have is to make otherwise rational non-English England supporters change their minds and go out to buy Ecuador flags, as it proves that English fans don't want our support, they just want someone to take the piss out of.
How terribly grown up.
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William of Walworth said:If you really have met some stupid Eng;ish fans who go on about Scootland's absence, then fair enough to think they;re immature tweats.
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