Quoteits a pretty funny story in fairness.
i.e. funny for us, not for the nordies.
How mature a comment that is!!!!!!Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
its a pretty funny story in fairness.
i.e. funny for us, not for the nordies.
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Listening to one? I am onewhy live there if you don't like it? yes belgium is a country, what else is it? you been listening to the seperatists i think
The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist thinks it will change; the realist adjusts the sails.
Well, I certainly laughed at the back page headline in the Sunday Life (Biggest "local" Sunday paper in Northern Ireland) at the weekend.
"What a Dick!"
Anyway, I hope we draw Belgium in the Euros - they're in the pot BELOW us.
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The Englishmen came over in the year 2005
But little did they know that we'd planned a wee surprise
Sir David scored the winner, and Windsor Park went wild
And this is what we sang...
Dick may well prove to be just the manager that the Belgians need.
Undoubtedly his ambition is certainly exemplified by his judicial preferred choice for better quality friendly opponents
In the UEFA 4th pot, they could well realise enough of their potential as a team to be a serious nuisance for the ambition of others.
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Indeed, contrary to might you read from me, I would like them to do well. Dick is a top manager but I think he is already under a lot of strain.Dick may well prove to be just the manager that the Belgians need.
Undoubtedly his ambition is certainly exemplified by his judicial preferred choice for better quality friendly opponents
In the UEFA 4th pot, they could well realise enough of their potential as a team to be a serious nuisance for the ambition of others.
Did you know that he is currently the manager of another team as well as being the manager of Belgium. Something like Gus Hiddink did with the Russian team and Chelsh!te
Not a good move IMO
The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist thinks it will change; the realist adjusts the sails.
And they're all completely useless with the exception of the German, Maik TaylorSounds a bit like the North team fielded by the great Lawrie McMenemyin 1999
Maik Taylor (Born Germany)
Iain Jenkins (Born lancashire)
Jim Whitley (Born Zambia)
Kevin Horlock (Born Kent)
Mark Williams (Born Cheshire)
Jon McCarthy (Born Hartlepool)
Danny Sonner ( Born wigan)
James Quinn (Born Coventry)
Jeff Whitley (Born Zambia)
Ian Dowie (Born Hertfordshire)
Beggars !!
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