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Argentinian animosity towards England 08:55 - Jul 15 with 3406 viewsGlasgowBlue

Not seen this clip before.



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Argentinian animosity towards England on 15:23 - Jul 15 with 646 viewsyorkshireblue

Taken from The Athletic - https://www.nytimes.com/athlet

"It is the soundtrack whenever Argentina plays football. In the World Cup, in South American qualifying, in the Copa America, in friendly matches. It is there wherever Argentina fans go, regardless of the opposition.

“Y ya lo ve, y ya lo ve,” the fans chant, as they bounce up and down, before reaching a crescendo. “El que no salta, Es un ingles!”

“And now you see, and now you see, whoever doesn’t jump is English!”

This chant is so firmly engrained in Argentina’s football culture it is used to serenade the players after each World Cup win. The players jump and chant it back. After the extra-time quarter-final win over Switzerland on Saturday, Argentina’s players summoned one last surge of energy to jump up and down."



Really interesting News Agents on it last night as well that is worth a listen. https://www.thenewsagents.co.u
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Argentinian animosity towards England on 15:26 - Jul 15 with 632 viewsRyorry

Argentinian animosity towards England on 11:36 - Jul 15 by bsw72

And the England band are renowned for playing the Dambusters theme . . .


What they're *actually* renowned for is 'The Great Escape'; moreover they specifically refuse to play the Dambusters march when playing Germany.

To liken them to the current Argentina team having a knees up in their dressing room celebrating getting to the semis by singing about beating England "for the Falklands" is false equivalence.

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Argentinian animosity towards England on 16:01 - Jul 15 with 561 viewsSuperKieranMcKenna

Argentinian animosity towards England on 15:17 - Jul 15 by giant_stow

Doughty needs to back that up with action - the Argentinians must have noticed our recent Nayy struggles and Trump is buddies with their president innit?


The Argentinian politicians deliberately stoke up rhetoric about the Falkland Islands amongst the populace. Sabre rattling usually starts to distract from their abysmal governance and financial crisis (which is pretty much every other week for Argentina, they’ve had more IMF bailouts than I’ve had hot dinners).
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Argentinian animosity towards England on 16:15 - Jul 15 with 497 viewsBenters

Argentinian animosity towards England on 15:26 - Jul 15 by Ryorry

What they're *actually* renowned for is 'The Great Escape'; moreover they specifically refuse to play the Dambusters march when playing Germany.

To liken them to the current Argentina team having a knees up in their dressing room celebrating getting to the semis by singing about beating England "for the Falklands" is false equivalence.


You tell em 😂👍

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Argentinian animosity towards England on 17:15 - Jul 15 with 427 viewsGlasgowBlue

Argentinian animosity towards England on 13:24 - Jul 15 by leitrimblue

Think this deserves a reply from an English politician.

Possibly binface, with a simple, we stole yer island, nothing you can do about it cause yer a bunch of ponces, so get over it.

That should smooth things over nicely


It was never theirs for us to steal.

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Argentinian animosity towards England on 17:25 - Jul 15 with 392 viewspositivity

you just know trump will be praying for an argentinian win for their faragista idiot of a president.

be great if he has to hand over the cup to his most-hated "allies", england or spain!

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Argentinian animosity towards England on 17:53 - Jul 15 with 333 viewsdissboy2

Argentinian animosity towards England on 13:14 - Jul 15 by Billywitch

Bumped into a mate yesterday, he'd just returned from Miami for the Norway game.

Said that even the few Argies at the game, and around the stadium were in England fans faces, fronting up. Tonight will be deeply unpleasant in that stadium


fans had better be careful, there's rumours of the military being out and circling around in an armoured car!
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Argentinian animosity towards England on 20:52 - Jul 15 with 234 viewsTractorWood

Argentinian animosity towards England on 15:23 - Jul 15 by yorkshireblue

Taken from The Athletic - https://www.nytimes.com/athlet

"It is the soundtrack whenever Argentina plays football. In the World Cup, in South American qualifying, in the Copa America, in friendly matches. It is there wherever Argentina fans go, regardless of the opposition.

“Y ya lo ve, y ya lo ve,” the fans chant, as they bounce up and down, before reaching a crescendo. “El que no salta, Es un ingles!”

“And now you see, and now you see, whoever doesn’t jump is English!”

This chant is so firmly engrained in Argentina’s football culture it is used to serenade the players after each World Cup win. The players jump and chant it back. After the extra-time quarter-final win over Switzerland on Saturday, Argentina’s players summoned one last surge of energy to jump up and down."



Really interesting News Agents on it last night as well that is worth a listen. https://www.thenewsagents.co.u


The Norwich of South America.

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