England vs. Serbia and Montenegro [R]

Discussion in 'England' started by JoBeck, Jun 2, 2003.

  1. JoBeck

    JoBeck New Member

    Jul 24, 2000
    Wesschessduh
    Club:
    New York Red Bulls
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    An injury-stricken England squad will face Serbia and Montenegro tomorrow in a friendly at Leicester's Walkers Stadium...

    ...here's the Serbian squad: Jevric, Zilic, Njegus, Markovic, Mirkovic, Djordjevic, Vidic, Mihajlovic, Gavrancic, Krstajic, Stefanovic, Malbasa, Dmitrovic, Trobok, Duljaj, N Kovacevic, Ilic, Mladenovic, Vukic, Boskovic, Mijatovic, Milosevic, D Kovacevic, Jestrovic.

    ...more to come later
     
  2. Prenn

    Prenn Member

    Apr 14, 2000
    Ireland
    Club:
    Bolton Wanderers FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    That's literally the team they're going to play. There will be 11 subs at half time.

    It'll be a crap match.
     
  3. bocatuna

    bocatuna New Member

    Aug 8, 2002
    England
    It's a disgrace making England play both Serbia and Montenegro at the same time.
     
  4. Prenn

    Prenn Member

    Apr 14, 2000
    Ireland
    Club:
    Bolton Wanderers FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    Nah, it's English arrogance. We think we're better than the both of them combined!
     
  5. JoBeck

    JoBeck New Member

    Jul 24, 2000
    Wesschessduh
    Club:
    New York Red Bulls
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    ...as most friendlies tend to be... but I hear it's at a great stadium ;)
     
  6. CG

    CG Member

    Jul 25, 2001
    webcast?

    where is the best place to listen on the web?
     
  7. Aguilas Del America

    Oct 28, 2002
    Nido de Coapa
    Club:
    Club América
    Nat'l Team:
    Mexico
    England 1 ('35, Gerrard)
    Serbia Montenegro 1 ('45, Jestrovic)
    HT
    Boring Game
    ZzzzZ
     
  8. kerpow

    kerpow New Member

    Jun 11, 2002
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    Phillip Neville is the captain of England!!
     
  9. Aguilas Del America

    Oct 28, 2002
    Nido de Coapa
    Club:
    Club América
    Nat'l Team:
    Mexico
    England 2 ('35, Gerrard; '82, Cole)
    Serbia Montenegro 1 ('45, Jestrovic)
    2nd half
     
  10. JoBeck

    JoBeck New Member

    Jul 24, 2000
    Wesschessduh
    Club:
    New York Red Bulls
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    2-1 is the final in a substitution-and-horn-fest in Leicester.
     
  11. Prenn

    Prenn Member

    Apr 14, 2000
    Ireland
    Club:
    Bolton Wanderers FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    Crap game but both England goals were subtley brilliant, especially Cole's.

    Phil Neville played well.
     
  12. burning247

    burning247 Member+

    Liverpool FC
    England
    Sep 16, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    Recap of match....

    ZZZzzzzz......HORN.......ZZZzzzzzz......GERRARD SCORES!.........ZZZZZzzzzzzZZZ....HORN........ZZZZzzzzz......Serbia or Montenegro scores, I don't know which though.......ZZZzzzzzz.......HORN.......A FREE KICK GOAL THAT WOULD MAKE BECKHAM PROUD BY JOE COLE!......ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
     
  13. sinner78

    sinner78 BigSoccer Supporter

    Nov 7, 2001
    The atmosphere was like a morgue thanks to all that crap that was said before the game.

    The game could've gone pear shaped if the serbs hadnt also fooled around with mass substitutions.
    Their first choice starting 11 would probably be a tasty team.
     
  14. sinner78

    sinner78 BigSoccer Supporter

    Nov 7, 2001
  15. kopiteinkc

    kopiteinkc Moderator
    Staff Member

    Jun 1, 2000
    Shawnee
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    "Not that there is anything wrong with that"
     
  16. sinner78

    sinner78 BigSoccer Supporter

    Nov 7, 2001
    message for becks from an anonymous fan...


    Dear David

    Your ' plea to England fans' just shows us how out of touch and naive you
    are when it comes to understanding England supporters.
    To you, and the media and public at large, England supporters are a bunch
    of working-class, racist thugs intent on trouble no matter where they are.
    If you paid more attention to what it means to be a supporter, you might
    change your views. I've travelled all over the world to watch England,
    mostly during the eighties. I've been gassed in Spain, truncheoned in
    Argentina, hospitalised in Italy and hidden in dustbins in Turkey to avoid
    being carved up like a sunday roast. I've paid for the pleasure by
    labouring on building sites, washing dishes, cutting grass and all manner
    of menial tasks just for the sheer heartache of seeing England fail at the
    highest level time and time again. For your information, I'm not a member
    of the Headhunters, F Troop, ICF or any other football firm and I'm not a
    member of the NF, Combat 18 or the BNP (in case you haven't noticed, a good
    percentage of the senior and under-21 teams are black, so 'racist England
    supporters' seems a bit ridiculous). There are thousands of blokes like me,
    men who are proud of their country yet find it increasingly difficult to
    express our patriotism without being labelled racist. Football is one of
    the last bastions of English, working-class pride and that is quickly being
    eroded by big-business corporatations working hand in hand with the
    government and the police to dish out draconian punishments whilst rapists
    and muggers go free. And yet, still we spend our hard-earned (you wouldn't
    know what that means) money to go and see you and your team-mates crash out
    of another competition. And what's the big deal about jumping on the pitch
    for a few seconds? This has been happening for over a hundred years and
    normally the pitch is cleared pretty quick. You're talking like it's a
    hanging offense. Whilst you're scoring goals and running to the crowd in
    acknowledgement, what do you expect us to do? Clap politely? We share in
    the emotion as much (if not
    more) than you do. Anyone who saw Stuart Pearce's penalty against Spain in
    Euro 96 and his reaction afterwards will understand the emotions that drive
    the long suffering England supporter. That one moment was worth a hundred
    games. Here's an idea. Why don't you make the same plea to the Turkish fans
    who relish in the intimidation of England supporters? And how about the
    Dutch, German and French firms who queue up to 'have a go' when we're
    abroad. No, it's always the English isn't it? You live in a bubble, mate.
    You travel first-class with Police and security in attendance, PA's fawning
    and scraping to tend to your every need, shopping behind closed doors
    (except in the States where they've never heard of you - but your wife's
    trying to 'up' your profile so don't worry too much)......so...how can you
    possibly preach to England supporters!? The FA obviously picked you because
    they think you're a 'national icon' and people will listen to you. Well,
    here's a news flash...you are - to twelve year olds and under. To the rest
    of us, you wear skirts and women's underwear, worry more about fashion and
    your hair than playing for your country, you're under the thumb with
    what-ever-her-name-is and you have NO IDEA what it means to be an England
    supporter. I'm sure you're a nice bloke and all that, but don't tell me
    about football. I was on the terraces while your mum was still wiping your arse.
     

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