Leavemyarcelona 7:05 Tue Sep 12
England v Jocks
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Obviously be nice to get one over them but anyone really that bothered?
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martyboy
7:20 Tue Sep 12
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Yes the Jocks will want to win. Watch them to a man sing their hearts out to their national anthem. And our over paid unpatriotic wankers won't even sing our nation anthem. That's why I don't watch or follow England football.
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Leonard Hatred
7:23 Tue Sep 12
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International football is moribund.
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bigfrank
7:35 Tue Sep 12
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Marty
Spot on. However, lose and put in a sub-standard performance, nosegate will be underpressure big time
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Lee Trundle
7:48 Tue Sep 12
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All the players sang the national anthem GOD SAVE THE KING on Saturday.
But Rashford was on the bench...
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Leavemyarcelona
8:00 Tue Sep 12
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Not wholeheartedly though
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violator
8:09 Tue Sep 12
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As long as they take the knee, that's the important thing
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BRANDED
8:14 Tue Sep 12
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I cant think any senior English player gives a flying rat’s arse about this fixture. Utterly meaningless bollocks.
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Eastside surge
8:19 Tue Sep 12
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Means so so much more to them than it does to us, and sadly became a non event long ago.
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Leavemyarcelona
8:29 Tue Sep 12
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I think it means more to the older generation to a degree
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Kearley
8:57 Tue Sep 12
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It only means more to them because it is the biggest games they play in. They have never played a tournament knockout match, ever.
I don't buy into the fact that Irish, Scots and Welsh are more patriotic than our players. I remember that becoming a thing at Euro 96 just because of the movie Braveheart.
It certainly means more to their fans, because it is all they have. And they still haven't beaten us in well over 20 years. Even then we lost a 2nd leg play off 1-0 and went through 2-1 on aggregate, so got the result we needed.
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cholo
9:31 Tue Sep 12
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Years ago top Scottish players were on a par with the English lads and they were team mates and rivals at club level. It's not like that anymore, the England players won't feel the rivalry the way they would've years back.
It'll be interesting to watch but for me won't mean as much as it did in years gone by.
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Leavemyarcelona
9:33 Tue Sep 12
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Got to love Ally McCoist
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Helmut Shown
9:54 Tue Sep 12
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If they are looking for a serial killer in Scotland , Robertson woukd be the chief suspect. Eyes of a psycho
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violator
10:00 Tue Sep 12
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And McGinn looks like he's a wizard on the banjo
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Side of Ham
10:03 Tue Sep 12
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f they are looking for a duelling banjo player in Scotland then look no further than John McGinn
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onsideman
10:04 Tue Sep 12
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Not massively bothered about international football but would still like to ruin the jocks' night
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Side of Ham
10:05 Tue Sep 12
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Great observations violator!
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goose
10:16 Tue Sep 12
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You can already see the downside of not having a left footer at left back.
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Mex Martillo
10:23 Tue Sep 12
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Any streamtha might work in Spain...
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Gaffer58
10:23 Tue Sep 12
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Kalvin Philips had now played more international football then club football this season, bet Peps quite pleased that waistcoat man keeps his subs warmed up.
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