Quite possibly
But then I'm only in my early 30s so if that's old then most people on here are basically dead.
I agree
Just kidding @brb don't go crazy now
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I agree
Just kidding @brb don't go crazy now
Yes but I've been like that for more than a decade.
I love it, bit like how you dealt with the line pole lol, you, comm and rog all ex military guys that take no shhite.
Today...
17:00
England U21 v Portugal U21
UEFA Under-21 Championship Quarter-Final
UEFA.tv
20:00
France U21 v Ukraine U21
UEFA Under-21 Championship Quarter-Final
UEFA.tv
England line up...
17:00
England U21 v Portugal U21
UEFA Under-21 Championship Quarter-Final
UEFA.tv
20:00
France U21 v Ukraine U21
UEFA Under-21 Championship Quarter-Final
UEFA.tv
England line up...
- 1 Trafford
- 2 Aarons
- 14 Garner
- 5 Harwood-Bellis
- 4 Colwill
- 17Jones
- 8 J Ramsey
- 21 Gomes
- 7 Gibbs-White
- 11 Gordon
- 23 Madueke
- 3Thomas
- 6Skipp
- 9Archer
- 10Smith Rowe
- 12Branthwaite
- 13Griffiths
- 15Cresswell
- 16Johnson
- 18Doyle
- 20Palmer
- 22Rushworth
What are the rules around over-age players?
England's lack of under-21 players in their squad may raise eyebrows among the uninitiated but it is allowed under UEFA rules.
The competition is held every two years and the qualification process for this summer's edition began in 2021.
UEFA rules dictate that players had to be 21-years-old or under at the start of that year to compete at the finals should their team qualify.
Players born on or after 1 January 2000 are eligible this summer - with Norwich City's Aarons the eldest in the squad and passing the cut-off point by a matter of days.
https://talksport.com/football/1473609/england-players-older-age-limit-rules-euro-u21/
England's lack of under-21 players in their squad may raise eyebrows among the uninitiated but it is allowed under UEFA rules.
The competition is held every two years and the qualification process for this summer's edition began in 2021.
UEFA rules dictate that players had to be 21-years-old or under at the start of that year to compete at the finals should their team qualify.
Players born on or after 1 January 2000 are eligible this summer - with Norwich City's Aarons the eldest in the squad and passing the cut-off point by a matter of days.
https://talksport.com/football/1473609/england-players-older-age-limit-rules-euro-u21/
It was, I'm sure Gibbs-White has had a number of assists in this comp, he should have really set another one up as well just before HT.
probably confused to be in a squad with less than 78 playersAnother Chelsea player ain't it, look the part but fail to deliver.
We beat them 2-0 and quite comfortably last time from memory, so barring any fook ups, we should do. Although after todays game, not sure I can bear to go through another game like Portugal.
I only cheer on City for the bantz
Man City's beat Gills at Wembley where their journey began, and Mark Halsey (referee) was probably hated by every Gillingham fan for adding 5 extra minutes that day - which allowed City to come from 2-0 down to 2-2 in the 90th and 95th minute. To put that in perspective, 5 mins injury time was not the norm as it is today. I hated City for years after that defeat, and even more so when they had their money in the Prem. But two things make for good bantz on this site and it's Man City and the Tories lol.