England v Mexico @ 8pm ITV1

Originally Posted by Ginners

shut up

whats up with you?
jeeves pissed in your pimms?

Place your bets on Hernandez's first sitter: 12 minutes for me.

Come on rooney, lets have a £#%&!ing injury that rules you out until august 14th

Park scored twice today for Korea. Shop window

King, Milner and Carrick starting.

Team v Mexico (4-4-2): Green; Johnson, Ferdinand, King, Baines; Walcott, Carrick, Gerrard, Milner; Crouch, Rooney

Got Crouch to score first.

Originally Posted by Stubbsy

Hart
Johnson Ferdinand King Baines

Milner Gerrard Carrick

Lennon Walcott

Rooney

are you a fan then?

Originally Posted by Spiffy

When I saw you'd started this thread I asked myself, I wonder what deliberately provocative post he's posted just to piss people off. It's a beauty tbf, if it was about any other nationality people would have labelled you a racist piece of shit but as it's the English, you'll probably get away with it. I just want to reiterate how much I hate you.

Thanks for your time.

£#%&!ing hell

Pic from Wembley

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Pic from Wembley

and another

Originally Posted by Macca1990

£#%&!ing hell

Feel embarrassed for him.

And Chicharito isnt starting it seems, no confirmation yet though.

Originally Posted by safingtons

Feel embarrassed for him.

And Chicharito isnt starting it seems, no confirmation yet though.

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Went with Guille Franco.

Chicharo still working himself back from injury though and did play 2 friendlies last week over in America. Probably is better to see how he does coming from the bench to try and change the game.

Originally Posted by safingtons

Feel embarrassed for him.

And Chicharito isnt starting it seems, no confirmation yet though.

You should be embarrassed for yourself. You've got an avatar of another teams manager, everyone on here and probably everywhere else thinks you're a #@&%! and you slate off the English players and especially Rooney at every opportunity. You're a disgrace.

Originally Posted by safingtons

Went with Guille Franco.

Chicharo still working himself back from injury though and did play 2 friendlies last week over in America. Probably is better to see how he does coming from the bench to try and change the game.

He'd want to get used to that alright.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Team v Mexico (4-4-2): Green; Johnson, Ferdinand, King, Baines; Walcott, Carrick, Gerrard, Milner; Crouch, Rooney

got 9 out of 11, not bad

Originally Posted by Spiffy

You should be embarrassed for yourself. You've got an avatar of another teams manager, everyone on here and probably everywhere else thinks you're a #@&%! and you slate off the English players and especially Rooney at every opportunity. You're a disgrace.

Don't try and deflect away from the fact that you've shown yourself up to be a thick @#%&! again with the way you responded to what was the most obvious joke you could see. You're embarrassing.

just wondered what have three lions got to do with england?

Originally Posted by Spiffy

You should be embarrassed for yourself. You've got an avatar of another teams manager, everyone on here and probably everywhere else thinks you're a #@&%! and you slate off the English players and especially Rooney at every opportunity. You're a disgrace.

So have i.

Originally Posted by Sloane

just wondered what have three lions got to do with england?

off the top of my head, Following the Norman conquest of England after 1066, the arms of the House of Normandy were used in England, two golden lions on a red field. The succession of King Henry II of the House of Plantagenet in 1158 saw the first known arms of an English monarch used, a golden lion on a red field.[2]

When King Richard I ("The Lionheart") came to the throne he first adopted his personal arms of two lions rampant on a red field, however by the end of his life he had adopted a shield with three lions passant, on a red field.[1][2] The origin of the third lion is unclear.[3] According to one tradition, the extra lion was added to two existing Norman lions to represent the combined Anglo-Norman realm. According to another tradition the two leopards were combined with the single leopard of Aquitaine, as Henry II, the first Angevin king, had acquired the duchy of Acquitaine by marriage before inheriting the throne of England. Other heraldic authorities have claimed that at an early stage in the development of heraldry the number of Norman lions was not fixed and that it is simply a matter of design as to why England has ended up with three heraldic lions and Normandy with two.