I might have it on in the back ground. I hope we smash the French tbf and I wonder what the French line up will be after the World Cup.
I also want to watch Carrol to see what all the fuss is about.
Watching the England match?
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RE: Watching the England match?
Hmm. Probably. I'm thinking I might go to bed though.
It's going to be shite isn't it.
It's going to be shite isn't it.
RE: Watching the England match?
Yep it's shite as expected. I'm going to bed tbf
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RE: Watching the England match?
I didn't even watch the first half hour, and I laughed when i switched it on to fond we were one down.
That French team is better than I thought it was going to be though. Getting rid of some of the older players might do them a favour.
That French team is better than I thought it was going to be though. Getting rid of some of the older players might do them a favour.
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RE: Watching the England match?
What score did it end? I'm just in from the abysmal Ireland game
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RE: Watching the England match?
2-1 To France.
Crouch scored.
Crouch scored.
RE: Watching the England match?
Stevie G injured
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Yes. That's a right fucking shit.
You can just see West Ham ending their dismal run against us.
And then starting a brand new dismal run straight afterwards.
You can just see West Ham ending their dismal run against us.
And then starting a brand new dismal run straight afterwards.
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RE: Watching the England match?
If west ham beat us and hodgson isn't sacked I think I'll fuck myself off a pier
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QuotedIf west ham beat us and hodgson isn't sacked I think I'll fuck myself off a pier
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Fuckedy fuck fuck
Gerrard sidelined for up to four weeks
Soccer: Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard could be out for three to four weeks with the hamstring problem sustained on England duty, according to the club's medical team.
The 30-year-old will undergo a scan next Wednesday but Dr Peter Brukner, head of sports medicine and sports science, confirmed the midfielder's injury was "significant".
"Steven injured his hamstring. He's just been in for an early assessment here and it certainly looks like a significant hamstring injury," said Brukner. "He's going to be out for a little while, I'm afraid. I'd imagine it could be three to four weeks."
Gerrard was expected to play for an hour in last night's 2-1 defeat to France in a friendly at Wembley but was kept on longer because of injuries to other players.
However, with five minutes to go he too was forced off after damaging his hamstring.
It provoked an angry response from Liverpool's head of fitness and conditioning Darren Burgess, who made his feelings clear on social networking site Twitter before quickly deleting his comments.
"Unbelievable from all associated with England and English FA with regard to Steven Gerrard's injury. Completely ignored agreement and past history," he said.
"Completely amateurish and now we pay for their incompetence. Absolutely disgraceful."
Gerrard sidelined for up to four weeks
Soccer: Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard could be out for three to four weeks with the hamstring problem sustained on England duty, according to the club's medical team.
The 30-year-old will undergo a scan next Wednesday but Dr Peter Brukner, head of sports medicine and sports science, confirmed the midfielder's injury was "significant".
"Steven injured his hamstring. He's just been in for an early assessment here and it certainly looks like a significant hamstring injury," said Brukner. "He's going to be out for a little while, I'm afraid. I'd imagine it could be three to four weeks."
Gerrard was expected to play for an hour in last night's 2-1 defeat to France in a friendly at Wembley but was kept on longer because of injuries to other players.
However, with five minutes to go he too was forced off after damaging his hamstring.
It provoked an angry response from Liverpool's head of fitness and conditioning Darren Burgess, who made his feelings clear on social networking site Twitter before quickly deleting his comments.
"Unbelievable from all associated with England and English FA with regard to Steven Gerrard's injury. Completely ignored agreement and past history," he said.
"Completely amateurish and now we pay for their incompetence. Absolutely disgraceful."
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