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Tag Archives: World Cup
Not a great game but the right result after 40 days of heat!
We won’t remember last night for Messi or Argentina. They only came to life after finding themselves behind but this time they were against a team that got its tactics right. We will remember the 6-4 win over France as … Continue reading
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Tagged Claret Jug, Commonwealth, England, open, Ryan Fox, Spain, World Cup
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Let’s not pretend we were worth a place in the final
We will be waking up this morning as the French woke up yesterday morning, wondering what happened to our hopes. I am old enough to remember winning a world cup final but also a lifetime of falling short. I do … Continue reading
Are England on the world’s football podium?
Put aside the gender issues (our ladies rival Spain and the USA for women’s bragging rights) we are now in the last four nations in the world cup. This quote from Betfair , the morning after the night/morning before has … Continue reading
Not a night to be European!
I went to sleep last night delighted that Paraguay had beaten Germany. This not me being xenophobic against our old foes, it is me exulting that a country outside the economic elite and little known to me, had found a … Continue reading
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Tagged DM Congo, England, Germany, Morocco, Netherlands, Paraguay, Underdogs, World Cup
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Has there ever been a better 4 am for Scotland?
For those of us who grew up with sport being for fans, I found this map, provided by Simon, a proper explanation of the World Cup ticketing situation I’m happy for my Scottish friends. Here’s Simon’s tweet that brought me … Continue reading
Is the world cup screwing up your and your colleague’s working day?
A couple of days in and we are finding ourselves interested in Bosnia v Canada, Mexico v South Africa, USA v Paraguay and South Korea v the Czechs. Phones are tucked under pillows and buds put in ears, phones run … Continue reading
How did you enjoy the game?
The joys and trauma of being on the losing side in a world cup final are not known to those who support home country sides (unless you are a pensioner with a long memory). Jo Cumbo took off to Paris … Continue reading
Why losing to France did not seem quite so bad.
Queen Mary claimed that Calais would be found engraved upon her heart and for most England football fans, excerpts from the 57 years of hurt since 1966, are engraved upon our psyche. Losing in the world cup is as much … Continue reading
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Tagged 1966 FIFA World Cup Final, England, France, Harry Kane, World Cup
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Football should lose the “fear of losing”
Watching Belgium lose yesterday to Morocco was a depressing experience. The world’s #2 ranked team played as if the worries of the world were being carried on their backs and they lost, as the headline says “without passion” When asked … Continue reading
What do England rugby fans do now?
Simple answer – switch to supporting our national game! If Wayne Rooney had been born in Eire he’d have been the Irish #10 , competing with Dave Sexton, because that’s what the finest sportsmen in Ireland and NewZealand and … Continue reading
"paid for by the employer"; as an accounting convention, yes. But the economic incidence is going to fall on the…