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everton 01-Feb-2006 12:16

UPDATE - Well done Scotland
 
If you don’t like sports that involve balls (sic) of the oval or round variety then read no further ...

Saturday sees the start of that annual ritual that is the cleansing of this land of St George of the barbarous Celts, Gauls and Romans.

I love this time of year ... February is a short month ... my birthday is in February ... summer’s coming and the Six Nations starts for England at 15:30 on Saturday with the humiliation of Wales.

I think England will do well this year .. the test will be Ireland and France. We’ve gotta beat them Gauls but somehow I never mind losing to the Irish – they’re such nice people.

I think the table will end up like this ....

Team Played, Won, Lost
England 5 5 0
Ireland 5 4 1
France 5 3 2
Wales 5 2 3
Italy 5 1 4

Whoops, I forgot the Scots ... don’t care really as long as they come very last. Could they come worse than last is that possible – I do hope so :0

Football’s going well too. Everton back on the up beating Arsenal and holding Chelsea twice although we should have beaten them on Saturday .. don’t think we will progress in the cup next Wednesday though as I’m going and I’ll be the kiss of death as I haven’t seen them win ‘live’ this season :(

Watched the highlights of the Blues running Wigless ragged last night. Pity old Dunc Ferguson didn’t smash up the whole team before walking – typical Scot eh! Don’t ya just luv ‘em

Even my little Reading .. destroying all in their path – I love the way the crowd sing their various little ditties ....

‘We are unbeatable, we are unbeatable’

‘That’s why we’re top of the league’

etc, etc

The annihilation of Norwich last night was just total, Reading should have scored 7. Mind you Norwich could’ve scored a couple .. but they didn’t/couldn’t which is why they’re in a lowly position and Reading are top, certain to be promoted.

I’m massively disappointed that Southumdrum have transferred that d$ckhead Nigel Quashie as I am really look forward to seeing the Saints getting whitewashed a week on Friday.

I dunno loadsa Rugby, loadsa Football and my bike warming up outside ... and all the good weather, rideouts and DSC meets to come, oh ... and my birthday! Did I mention that?

If you’ve read this far and any of my self-indulgent drivel has annoyed you then great – looking forward to a bit of (ball) sporting banter and controversy ...

I don’t know why I’m so happy really ... could it be giving up drinking on New Year’s day.

Last word ... if you don’t like Football, Rugby etc why have you read down to here and ... like I give a t*ss anyway

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TP 01-Feb-2006 12:20

:lol:

Happy birthday Dave :D

I don't care who wins the 6 nations, it's a second rate competition anyway!! ;)

I think I better go and hide ...

everton 01-Feb-2006 12:25

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Originally posted by TP
:lol:

Happy birthday Dave :D

I don't care who wins the 6 nations, it's a second rate competition anyway!! ;)

I think I better go and hide ...

:D:D:D

Thanks Tony ... sorry to hear you had a wet time in Jerez.

Blast you reminded me that I made no mention of 12th November 2005 - another great day for England 26-16 as I recall :rolleye:

TP 01-Feb-2006 12:28

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Originally posted by everton
:D:D:D

Thanks Tony ... sorry to hear you had a wet time in Jerez.

Blast you reminded me that I made no mention of 12th November 2005 - another great day for England 26-16 as I recall :rolleye:

Jerez was just one of those things, an expensive holiday where I learned a lot about clutches and suspension :)

Hrmmm ... 12th November .... nope, I've got nothing ... nothing significant happened on that day clearly!

Ahem ...

antonye 01-Feb-2006 12:42

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Originally posted by everton
The annihilation of Norwich last night was just total, Reading should have scored 7. Mind you Norwich could’ve scored a couple .. but they didn’t/couldn’t which is why they’re in a lowly position and Reading are top, certain to be promoted.


What did you expect when Norwich sold their only goal scorer, one week after the manager said he wasn't going anywhere... :(

DP 01-Feb-2006 12:43

Looking Forward to the Welsh repeating their humiliation of allcomers as per last year in the 6 nations I will be at Twickers to lend my support,
Also nice to see Liverpool flying high in the table, more silverware for THE only side in liverpool.......
:biaggi:

BDG 01-Feb-2006 12:45

Sunderland put in another sterling performance last night and only got beat by 3 goals.

Looks like we'll beat our previous record of being the worst Premiership team ever.

Quick pub quiz question for you.

Name the only premiership team to score all 4 goals at home and get beat 3-1?

Answer, my beloved Sunderland.


KEEP THE FAITH.

FTM.

COME ON YOU REDS.

I keep humming the tune to the Great Escape.....

everton 01-Feb-2006 12:49

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Originally posted by BDG

I keep humming the tune to the Great Escape.....

Mate ... didn't they all get shot at the end of that film ??

Not suggesting for one moment that Mick McCarthy should ... :D

everton 01-Feb-2006 12:54

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Originally posted by DP
Looking Forward to the Welsh repeating their humiliation of allcomers as per last year in the 6 nations I will be at Twickers to lend my support,
Also nice to see Liverpool flying high in the table, more silverware for THE only side in liverpool.......
:biaggi:

Oh great a Welch Gogsh*te

I used to live in Stamford ... it used to be such a discerning place

If you're going to Twickers on Saturday DP be in the County Arms here ...

The County Arms - Isleworth

... before or after the game.

I'll be happy to buy you a drink ... you'll probably need one :D

ScottyB 01-Feb-2006 12:58

Interesting Everton how you **** us Porridge Wogs, you love us really.

Jock Manager and big "Drunken Duncan" are the back bone of your team after all.

Any chance of sending the big man back up to Ibrox we could sure as hell be doing with him right now. Someone with a bit of dig who is happy to be sent packing for getting stuck in.

Stirling town centre is very quiet without him kicking off all the time as well.

With this new tagging lark there are plenty of spaces for him in the "Bar L" if he gets sent down again.........

At least supporting Everton you must kick with the right foot which is a good start.

And remember not all Jocks are Haggis Bashers. 40,000 at Ibrox every Saturday waving Union Jacks and singing about being British ain't a bad thing.

"Rule Brittania"

Regards

Scotty "I'm not a biggot honest" B

Davieravie 01-Feb-2006 13:03

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Originally posted by ScottyB

Jock Manager and big "Drunken Duncan" are the back bone of your team after all.



and David Weir, Gary Naysmith, any more????

everton 01-Feb-2006 13:08

Scotty mate ... you really don't want Dunc now believe me. Love him as I do he's past his sell by date :(

I get a perverse enjoyment I suppose that when he comes on he's generally gonna cause mayhem and any defender less that 6 foot tall is likely to ***** themselves :lol::lol:

btw ...

I suppose I'm an unusual Evertonian cos I'm actually a (very lapsed) left footer. Funnily enough when I watch the old firm game I'm always a Rangers fan (why is that then :puzzled: is it the shirt colour, Paul Gascoigne .. dunno really but I don't like Celtic)

and I love Porridge ... have a big bowl every morning.

Is now the time to reveal that my Grandpa came from Inverness .. oh the shame :(

everton 01-Feb-2006 13:11

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Originally posted by Davieravie
Quote:

Originally posted by ScottyB

Jock Manager and big "Drunken Duncan" are the back bone of your team after all.



and David Weir, Gary Naysmith, any more????

Jamie McFadden?

David Weir - had his day mate too old & slow - OK for the Scotland squad then

...ah I see a pattern forming as to why we're doing so badly :D

Gary Naysmith - who he - we transferred him didn't we - seriously and to be fair - good player but injuries have meant little sight of him this year :(

TP 01-Feb-2006 14:40

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Originally posted by everton
If you're going to Twickers on Saturday DP be in the County Arms here ...

The County Arms - Isleworth

:lol:
... before or after the game.

I'll be happy to buy you a drink ... you'll probably need one :D

I wonder what I can sell my resident car parking tickets for? I live just in behind the Cabbage Patch :)

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Tonio600 01-Feb-2006 15:33

No way the bl00dy English will win au Stade de France :lol:

TP 01-Feb-2006 15:38

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Originally posted by Tonio600
No way the bl00dy English will win au Stade de France :lol:

Maybe not, but there's every possibility that the French will lose it all on their own!

SO hot and cold, their only good game last year just happened to be against Australia and gave us a good kicking! Bastids!

everton 01-Feb-2006 15:38

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Originally posted by Tonio600
No way the bl00dy English will win au Stade de France :lol:

What like Agincourt ... it will be murder :lol:


MARTIN H 01-Feb-2006 16:39

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I wonder what I can sell my resident car parking tickets for? I live just in behind the Cabbage Patch :)

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I remember that pub! Late 80s early 90s I used to go out with a girl that lived the other side of the road, I think it was called Amyhand rd or something similar? She was a teacher at a little school on the same street and if I remember her house was one of 2? right next to the school? Used to get the train from oop north and sit in the Cabbage patch half the afternoon waiting for her to finish work. Happy times!

TP 01-Feb-2006 16:45

It's Amyand Park Road and the school is called St Mary's.

:)

I've been in the Cabbage Patch every now and then ... they've refurbished it recently, it's a nice pub now.

MARTIN H 01-Feb-2006 16:58

Yes thats the one! Spent many an evening down there but cant remember much about the place, in fact my main memory was her showing me a doorway that was used as the outside of the Winchester club in Minder (tv series). After me she took up with a bloke in the SAS who eventually married her. Got an invite to her wedding and he was ok but his mates were a little scary! Got a xmas card from her and shes still in Hereford with kids now etc. She was pretty fit. Anyway enough of my life story! ;)

YMFB 01-Feb-2006 21:06

I want ingerland to win 6 nations, welsh will not win two on the trot

PB 02-Feb-2006 15:47

Everton, Im so glad you've got a sense of humour!

The six Nations pecking order will be:

France
Ireland
England
wales
Italy
Scotand

As for the poofball - no comment!

Looking forward to the weekend.........

TP 02-Feb-2006 15:49

That's a big call, France to win it? They'd have to string more than two games together to do that.

I'm not sure Laporte knows how to spell c o n s i s t e n c y !


















Much like Eddie Jones couldn't

Mark 02-Feb-2006 15:51

England for wooden spoon, italy for the grand slam.

Eddie who?

TP 02-Feb-2006 15:52

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Originally posted by Flanks
England for wooden spoon, italy for the grand slam.

Eddie who?

Eddie would go!

Oh, he did ...

Come on KNUCKLES!

Mark 02-Feb-2006 15:58

I don't get it.

Is it cos I'm blick?

yeti 02-Feb-2006 16:37

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Originally posted by everton
Whoops, I forgot the Scots ... don’t care really as long as they come very last. Could they come worse than last is that possible – I do hope so :0

Can't wait to meet you on track, then lets see what you have to say about the Scots! :lol:

everton 02-Feb-2006 19:42

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Originally posted by yeti
Quote:

Originally posted by everton
Whoops, I forgot the Scots ... don’t care really as long as they come very last. Could they come worse than last is that possible – I do hope so :0

Can't wait to meet you on track, then lets see what you have to say about the Scots! :lol:

You're not a sweaty are you John?

TP 02-Feb-2006 19:48

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Originally posted by Flanks
I don't get it.

Is it cos I'm blick?

Eddie Jones is the Wallabies coach that just got sacked. And they have just appointed John Connoly to the position and his nickname is Knuckles. He's just left the head coaches job in Bath to go home and take that up.

And as for blick, I is not racialist! Innit!

:lol:

Teddy1 02-Feb-2006 20:10

IMHO England's main opposition will be the French and Irish.
England are improving under Robinson, but have some way to go to get near the team that won the world cup.
The French are a class act, but as someone mentioned consistant under achievers, but they can give anyone a game on their day.
The paddy's are also a strong side, but not too good away from Landsdown Road.
The Welsh have lot of injuries this season, but like Ireland, play with great passion, especially when up against England. But as both are at Twickenham this season, it would be hard to see nothing but a home win.
So the big game will be in Paris on sunday 12th march.
Scotland might surprise a few people this year, they are improving.

My winners: France

Player to watch: Frederic Michalak

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yeti 02-Feb-2006 20:14

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Originally posted by everton
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Originally posted by yeti
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Originally posted by everton
Whoops, I forgot the Scots ... don’t care really as long as they come very last. Could they come worse than last is that possible – I do hope so :0

Can't wait to meet you on track, then lets see what you have to say about the Scots! :lol:

You're not a sweaty are you John?

Yes, AND proud of it. Not that the Scotland team will do any good this year :(

Teddy1 02-Feb-2006 20:21

Rugby :- A thugs game played by gentlemen

Football :- A gentlemans game played by thugs.

Just for the record, I've got the emotional baggage known as Wolverhampton Wanderers around my neck. That's enough to make anybody follow other sports.:flame:

everton 02-Feb-2006 20:44

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Originally posted by Teddy1
Just for the record, I've got the emotional baggage known as Wolverhampton Wanderers around my neck. That's enough to make anybody follow other sports.:flame:

Aarrrgggghhhhhhhhh.

I've been following Everton since 1965 and also enthusiastically supporting my local team (Reading) since I moved here in 1985.

Ive been from Anfield & St James Park to St Mary's & Ninian Park - the length and breadth of England supporting these two fine teams - I've even been to places like Ibrox, Celtic Park and Pittodrie to sample the sweaty roar whilst working in Scotland. On 99% of my travels I never suffered any harassment from the home supporters - the odd stupidity maybe ....

... however, the worst experience I ever encountered was at that sh*th0le known as Molineux a couple of years ago when Reading played their first leg for the play-offs there.

We were truly treated like shite, spat on, p!ssed on you name it ... from so called football supporters above is in the stand.

I'll never go there again - whatever reason!!

I've been to Millwall several times - New and Old Den and been treated like royalty there in comparison :lol:

Sorry always wanted to sound off to a Wolves fan about that. I did write to Wolverhampton Wanderers to complain after that game but ... you've guessed it ... never got a reply :(

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everton 02-Feb-2006 21:00

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Originally posted by yeti
Yes, AND proud of it. Not that the Scotland team will do any good this year :(

OK .. fair does .. lets leave it at that - I'll take you thrashing me round a track and Scotland losing at everything else :D

Teddy1 02-Feb-2006 22:10

Oh dear, I knew someone would take offence. Sorry to hear about your last trip to molineux. But you won't have to do it next season!

Good luck to Reading, they have done superb this season and deserve promotion.

Wolves are to play at Reading 18/03/06. My son is in school near there, so I may go. Do you fancy it?
I promise not to spit in your general direction.( only when I talk anyway)

everton 04-Feb-2006 12:33

Teddy1 - let me know if you're serious about going as I may not and I'd be happy for you to use my season ticket - it'd be a laugh putting an away supporter in with some of the brain dead loons that sit near me - don't worry you'd be perfectly safe.

England play Ireland that day at Twickenham - wish it was on Sunday :( - but due to the unacceptable demands of TV the England game kicks off at 17:30 - great eh!!

everton 04-Feb-2006 12:35




Bring it on!

Teddy1 04-Feb-2006 13:16

Everton, thank you for the kind offer. But I'd need two seats, my son as well. Thank you anyway.
I'd rather be at Twickers, but tickets are like rocking horse poo!

everton 04-Feb-2006 13:21

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Originally posted by Teddy1
Everton, thank you for the kind offer. But I'd need two seats, my son as well. Thank you anyway.
I'd rather be at Twickers, but tickets are like rocking horse poo!

Keep in touch about this though - how old is your son. A friend of mine has two season tickets, one adult, one under 16 (although that doesn't really matter as you can upgrade on the day). They're in the east stand corner (you get a great view everywhere in the Mad Stad) and he only goes to 1 out of 2 games so they may be free especially if he goes to Twickenham that day also.

Teddy1 04-Feb-2006 13:27

My son is 12. I'd be very interested, let me know. Cheers.

Just as long as I don't get spat on and chased. How ironic would that be!


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