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*wipes eyes*
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Well at least "we're" consistent eh? Losing on penalties.
Again.
My favourite, play 'em again Sam moments?
The multi-millonaire shill, girl-voiced mongaloid hoofing it with the same amount of skill I possess.
Ahahahahahaha
Oh, oh...but by far and away the most gut-splitting, shriek inducing moment in football history in my mind?
Having the coup-de-grace delivered by a goalie.
A goalkeeper beat us.
You just can't be beaten with any more shameful a way than a goalkeeper sending "us" down.
Give that goalie a big shiny medal inscribed "I sent England out. Me, a goalkeeper"
Sure sure, pundits can sob and talk about losing Wayne Rooney (A "genius like Mozart" according to the super soaraway Sun), but at the end of the day England lost because a retard that earns more in a week than all of us combined in a year made the most spakky kick in the history of stupid football kicks.
Oh, and the opposing goalkeeper defeating that waxwork David James.
As I txted to a mate, I pray on bended knees that crying England fans hang themselves with their car-flags.
"We" lost again, get over it.
Remove your flags because you're suddenly not English and proud anymore (oh, as soon as Henman goes down in flames), stop painting your face like an idiot child at a school fete.
It's a game. A game where men kick a ball about.
It doesn't change the world, it won't cure cancer, it won't bring about world peace.
It's a game.
One that "we" play badly
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Well at least "we're" consistent eh? Losing on penalties.
Again.
My favourite, play 'em again Sam moments?
The multi-millonaire shill, girl-voiced mongaloid hoofing it with the same amount of skill I possess.
Ahahahahahaha
Oh, oh...but by far and away the most gut-splitting, shriek inducing moment in football history in my mind?
Having the coup-de-grace delivered by a goalie.
A goalkeeper beat us.
You just can't be beaten with any more shameful a way than a goalkeeper sending "us" down.
Give that goalie a big shiny medal inscribed "I sent England out. Me, a goalkeeper"
Sure sure, pundits can sob and talk about losing Wayne Rooney (A "genius like Mozart" according to the super soaraway Sun), but at the end of the day England lost because a retard that earns more in a week than all of us combined in a year made the most spakky kick in the history of stupid football kicks.
Oh, and the opposing goalkeeper defeating that waxwork David James.
As I txted to a mate, I pray on bended knees that crying England fans hang themselves with their car-flags.
"We" lost again, get over it.
Remove your flags because you're suddenly not English and proud anymore (oh, as soon as Henman goes down in flames), stop painting your face like an idiot child at a school fete.
It's a game. A game where men kick a ball about.
It doesn't change the world, it won't cure cancer, it won't bring about world peace.
It's a game.
One that "we" play badly
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Goatboy wrote:
> It's a game. A game where men kick a ball about.
> It doesn't change the world, it won't cure cancer, it won't bring
> about world peace.
> It's a game.
> One that "we" play badly
>
> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I got a text off Light timed 10.40 spitting vitriol. My first reaction?
“Oh I guess England lost, lemme guess. Penalties. Again?”
The impact this has on Pandemonium’s world and sense of well-being. Nill. Not the text, the fact “we” are out.
Mattributé wrote:
> Goatboy, I was slowly build up respect for you.
> Now, I hope you go and get hurt. I hope you get injured, lose something you really love. > Then you'll understand.
Overreacting? I think so. If people were that passionate about things that actually mattered the world would be a far better place.
> It's a game. A game where men kick a ball about.
> It doesn't change the world, it won't cure cancer, it won't bring
> about world peace.
> It's a game.
> One that "we" play badly
>
> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I got a text off Light timed 10.40 spitting vitriol. My first reaction?
“Oh I guess England lost, lemme guess. Penalties. Again?”
The impact this has on Pandemonium’s world and sense of well-being. Nill. Not the text, the fact “we” are out.
Mattributé wrote:
> Goatboy, I was slowly build up respect for you.
> Now, I hope you go and get hurt. I hope you get injured, lose something you really love. > Then you'll understand.
Overreacting? I think so. If people were that passionate about things that actually mattered the world would be a far better place.
Goatboy, you really do need to get a life.
Do you not think that people should be allowed something to hold on to, something to enjoy, something to get caught up in and follow religiously because it brings them joy?
Don't you think that should be allowed in a world which can be so depressing sometimes?
Don't you think that should be allowed in a world which can be so depressing sometimes?
I am not going to justify your moronic ramblings on something people care about (either rightly or wrongly, or to what you percieve is to far too great an extent) with further response, except to say that If people care about something, and you don't, it doesn't make you big or clever to prey upon their sorrows and dispair, it just makes you a dickk.
Yawn 'I hate football so i decided to post about it'
It's too easy to over simplify things to create and arguement.
The major flaw in your argument is, is that to a lot of people, it's not just a game.
English_Bloke wrote:
> I am disappointed that we are out, because I like football and thought
> we had a chance.
>
> The only real feeling I have about this is how difficult it is going
> to make my colleagues job tonight.
yeah, good luck to your lot tonight mate... hope nothing too bad kicks off
i'm avoiding the city centre like the plague tonight.. :-\
> I am disappointed that we are out, because I like football and thought
> we had a chance.
>
> The only real feeling I have about this is how difficult it is going
> to make my colleagues job tonight.
yeah, good luck to your lot tonight mate... hope nothing too bad kicks off
i'm avoiding the city centre like the plague tonight.. :-\
You don't understand the passion people have for the game Goatboy, clearly.
And I hoped you lost something you cared about as then you may begin to understand what it feels like to be an English football fan right now. Notice I said something. I'm not that sick.
And the hurt comment? That was me being retarded. I retract that.
And I hoped you lost something you cared about as then you may begin to understand what it feels like to be an English football fan right now. Notice I said something. I'm not that sick.
And the hurt comment? That was me being retarded. I retract that.
I am disappointed that we are out, because I like football and thought we had a chance.
The only real feeling I have about this is how difficult it is going to make my colleagues job tonight.
The only real feeling I have about this is how difficult it is going to make my colleagues job tonight.
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