World Cup 2018 Thread.

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Cromercanary said:
Just be grateful he's nowhere near the squad - Pickford has shown himself more than capable as a permanent replacement and his star is ascending with every game - hope it continues to do so for the next two! <ok>
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He may be 'vertically challenged' (185cm) compared to most GKs, but that's more than compensated for by his agility and reflexes.
 
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canary-dave said:
So when England were knocking Sweden out of the World Cup, was Joe Hart watching and supporting the team he used to play for?

No he was playing cricket for his home town cricket club in Shrewsbury <doh>
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I can see why some might not like that, but personally don't see anything wrong with it, it's his own time and should be able to spend it how he likes imo.
 
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David Batty was spotted mowing his front lawn when England were playing Sweden, after hearing this turn of events he became dead to me .
 
With the way the Govt is in turmoil,
it looks like Southgate is in pole position for
Prime Minister
 
ncgandy said:
As long as he's never near an England team again, I don't care where he spends his time!
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Tbh it reminded me of Ben Foster throwing his toys out of the pram then wanting to come back when his mate Woy became England manager.

The biggest shame is Hart used to be an excellent keeper until he got too big headed.
 
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The way I read it Joe was playing for his boyhood cricket team in Shrewsbury, he was a regular up to 2007 and could have played professionally.

He was doing what he enjoys and going back to his roots.
Why anyone would be offended by him doing this instead of watching TV beggars belief.

I find the criticism very pompous and self righteous and I have lost all respect for certain posters as a result. <whistle>


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44763390
 
DUNCAN DONUTS said:
The way I read it Joe was playing for his boyhood cricket team in Shrewsbury, he was a regular up to 2007 and could have played professionally.

He was doing what he enjoys and going back to his roots.
Why anyone would be offended by him doing this instead of watching TV beggars belief.

I find the criticism very pompous and self righteous and I have lost all respect for certain posters as a result. <whistle>


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44763390
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Tbh I couldn't give a monkeys :p
 
DUNCAN DONUTS said:
The way I read it Joe was playing for his boyhood cricket team in Shrewsbury, he was a regular up to 2007 and could have played professionally.

He was doing what he enjoys and going back to his roots.
Why anyone would be offended by him doing this instead of watching TV beggars belief.

I find the criticism very pompous and self righteous and I have lost all respect for certain posters as a result. <whistle>


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44763390
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Ha can't be me, I never had any respect!

Bah!
 
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