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I've noticed the majority of you want England to lose, more than likely due to bitterness and jealousy. But if things were the other way round, I'd still be cheering on Scotland. I don't see what your problems are. It's not like you're in competetion with us, is it?
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Stu
Azul wrote:
When Redgrave and co won gold, every single time they were mentioned, they were "English".
Yet when Rhona and crew won gold at the curling, they were, for some reason, always noted as "British". It's pathetic.
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That's because everyone around the world knows who England are. I bet Hawaii for example have never even heard of a Scotsman!
=P
When Redgrave and co won gold, every single time they were mentioned, they were "English".
Yet when Rhona and crew won gold at the curling, they were, for some reason, always noted as "British". It's pathetic.
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That's because everyone around the world knows who England are. I bet Hawaii for example have never even heard of a Scotsman!
=P
Oh... sorry I must be confused. It is 01:20... I should probably sleep.
Ireland are not British Isles, it's the Republic of Ireland! It has nothing whatsoever to do with Britain!
Ireland are British Isles / Great Britain but not United Kingdom.
What are we talking about?
Im British Filipino: But which uk country is it england, scotland, wales or northern Ireland, I'm comfuse.
But Ireland are not British!
No... I'm pretty sure all reports on Olympic winnings have concerned "Great Britain" - even with Steve Redgrave. In fact, I remember watching BBC do a little bit when they actually went and talked to the individuals on the curling team and their families about the win.
Azul wrote:
> When Redgrave and co won gold, every single time they were mentioned,
> they were "English".
>
> Yet when Rhona and crew won gold at the curling, they were, for some
> reason, always noted as "British".
> It's pathetic.
That was the example I was gonna use.....
It is true though, and I'm not biased seeing as I am English....
> When Redgrave and co won gold, every single time they were mentioned,
> they were "English".
>
> Yet when Rhona and crew won gold at the curling, they were, for some
> reason, always noted as "British".
> It's pathetic.
That was the example I was gonna use.....
It is true though, and I'm not biased seeing as I am English....
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