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Yes, it could have been anyone.Yesterday holidaymakers, last year death metal fans (is that a hate crime against headbangers?), recently white,...
If we don't know his motivation, how do we know where his hatred is directed? What if those gays were seen as a symbol/symptom of a decadent,...
Should feel at home there.
Well, Nigel wasn't too happy about it, was he?
But someone can be outraged by such a scene because of personal bigotry OR a particular religious fundamentalism. After all, however "homophobic"...
Might explain why American cops are a bit "jumpy" when arresting black suspects, though? If those stats are correct, and without any knowledge...
Well, they beat Belgium, thanks to goals by Williams, Robson-Kanu and Vokes. (All English-born and one of them a Southampton lad). Agree with you...
Journo on the radio said that he was in a taxi in Gibraltar and asked the driver if he was going to the match. "Going?" he replied, "I'm playing!"
I think you mean "correctly" <whistle> I was going to ask why an American company would use English spelling...now I know!
Next time ask them how many Premier League trophies Liverpool and Everton have compared with, say, Leicester? In fact, Liverpool and Everton...
Hope so too! You were the only team we beat <laugh>
Never mind. Be happy for Jose and Cedric. So pleased that one Premier League side has players with Euro 2016 winner's medals. Shame France...
I did and I agree with most of it. However, I just wanted to make a cheap point:emoticon-0100-smile
Probably in recognition of the "British" nature of their team, considering the three Englishmen who scored against Belgium.<whistle>
We've got a couple of Euro 2016 winners if you're interested? (The only Premier League team who have any). Fonte, Lambert and Lallana were all...
Anyone you had that we wanted, we couldn't afford; anyone we could afford, we wouldn't want! It's a conundrum!
Be patient,...you know the score! You can have him in 2 years, for £35m.
Same etymology. Hoy = high? Bjerg, berg, burg, burh all denote high places (either hills/hillocks, mountains or fortified citadels). So the name...
Our oldest allies against our oldest enemies...no contest! Come on Portugal! On the other hand, if France win we may get to see Ronaldo cry....so...
And Old English. Like Searoburh becoming Salisbury. The burh ending could also be spelt burg, burgh, byrig leading to borough, bury, and burgh...
