| Half that team 10:14 - Jul 16 with 4130 views | BlueNomad | hate us so much but are happy to live and work here. |  | | |  |
| Half that team on 10:35 - Jul 16 with 3317 views | Scuzzer | I presume you are talking about those lovely Argentina laddies. |  |
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| Half that team on 10:52 - Jul 16 with 3208 views | NedPlimpton | This is such a ridiculous argument England fans still sing songs about WW2 but I'm sure would have no problem living in Germany, driving German cars etc |  | |  |
| Half that team on 11:03 - Jul 16 with 3160 views | itfcserbia | They live and work, doesn't necessarily mean they're happy |  |
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| Half that team on 11:10 - Jul 16 with 3117 views | m14_blue |
| Half that team on 10:52 - Jul 16 by NedPlimpton | This is such a ridiculous argument England fans still sing songs about WW2 but I'm sure would have no problem living in Germany, driving German cars etc |
That's not comparing like for like though, unless Harry Kane is belting it out on the pitch after a game. No one is surprised at anti-English stuff from their fans, it's their players that are the problem here. |  | |  |
| Half that team on 11:12 - Jul 16 with 3102 views | positivity |
| Half that team on 10:35 - Jul 16 by Scuzzer | I presume you are talking about those lovely Argentina laddies. |
i think he's talking about the reform party? |  |
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| Half that team on 11:16 - Jul 16 with 3069 views | BlueNomad |
| Half that team on 10:35 - Jul 16 by Scuzzer | I presume you are talking about those lovely Argentina laddies. |
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| Half that team on 11:47 - Jul 16 with 2934 views | baxterbasics | I don't know for sure - and neither do you - but I doubt the players themselves 'hate us so much' like you suggest. Certainly not the ones who ply their trade here. To them our team was just another obstacle on their route to the cup. The Argie fans? Well that may be a different matter! |  |
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| Half that team on 13:34 - Jul 16 with 2721 views | mistert | I expect they're very happy with their lives here but they found the motivation they needed to win a football match. I'm sure I'd be happy living in Norwich but I could still stir up some hate on a derby day. |  | |  | Login to get fewer ads
| Half that team on 23:27 - Jul 16 with 2383 views | armchaircritic59 | I think it's more a case of them hating the fact that we have control over the Falklands/Malvinas, then just hating anything to do with England, as the interviews with some of their fans pre match last night showed. That is an issue of politics not the general public. I have my own opinions on how that could be solved, but not airing them here! |  | |  |
| Half that team on 00:50 - Jul 17 with 2283 views | itfctilidie |
| Half that team on 11:10 - Jul 16 by m14_blue | That's not comparing like for like though, unless Harry Kane is belting it out on the pitch after a game. No one is surprised at anti-English stuff from their fans, it's their players that are the problem here. |
Believe it or not, the British aren't very respected in the world in general. Just don't let it get to you. The Argie players held a flag on the pitch - Who cares? Seriously, people need to get a grip on what matters in life |  | |  |
| Half that team on 02:51 - Jul 17 with 2224 views | football | Personally I think that flag was very wrong and very disrespectful to those who pay their wages in England. Many are calling for them to be sold or released and I'm not adverse to that. |  | |  |
| Half that team on 06:15 - Jul 17 with 2100 views | Benters |
| Half that team on 00:50 - Jul 17 by itfctilidie | Believe it or not, the British aren't very respected in the world in general. Just don't let it get to you. The Argie players held a flag on the pitch - Who cares? Seriously, people need to get a grip on what matters in life |
But can you imagine the melt down on here if the English players had carried a flag with ‘Two World Wars and one World Cup’ and a picture of a Lancaster Bomber on it.If we had played Germany.🇩🇪 I don’t think our players would have done it though,so I’m talking bolox as usual. |  |
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| Half that team on 08:04 - Jul 17 with 1974 views | Wickets | Yes this was sort of the point I was making ion my post regards asking the question should our clubs consider sanctions of some sort against these players. |  | |  |
| Half that team on 09:10 - Jul 17 with 1882 views | andyblue231 | There’s punching up and punching down. One of the legacies of having an empire and having been varying levels of dicks to people all over the world for a few centuries is there’s going to be lingering resentment. I’m not talking about the falklands especially but our image as a country generally is never going to be plucky underdogs. Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be. A lot of people I know are grateful but also resentful that they have to live away from their loved ones in order to build a life I think some aggro on the football pitch is a small price to pay for not having to move halfway across the world at 21 just to have a career. For that never even having to cross our minds. [Post edited 17 Jul 9:15]
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| Half that team on 01:03 - Jul 18 with 1716 views | armchaircritic59 |
| Half that team on 09:10 - Jul 17 by andyblue231 | There’s punching up and punching down. One of the legacies of having an empire and having been varying levels of dicks to people all over the world for a few centuries is there’s going to be lingering resentment. I’m not talking about the falklands especially but our image as a country generally is never going to be plucky underdogs. Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be. A lot of people I know are grateful but also resentful that they have to live away from their loved ones in order to build a life I think some aggro on the football pitch is a small price to pay for not having to move halfway across the world at 21 just to have a career. For that never even having to cross our minds. [Post edited 17 Jul 9:15]
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Spot on, many are not old enough to know, or have not been taught. Plenty of things not to be proud of in this countries history, along with some good too. |  | |  |
| Half that team on 01:09 - Jul 18 with 1706 views | Libero |
| Half that team on 09:10 - Jul 17 by andyblue231 | There’s punching up and punching down. One of the legacies of having an empire and having been varying levels of dicks to people all over the world for a few centuries is there’s going to be lingering resentment. I’m not talking about the falklands especially but our image as a country generally is never going to be plucky underdogs. Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be. A lot of people I know are grateful but also resentful that they have to live away from their loved ones in order to build a life I think some aggro on the football pitch is a small price to pay for not having to move halfway across the world at 21 just to have a career. For that never even having to cross our minds. [Post edited 17 Jul 9:15]
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Far too sensible and reasonable-a-take for this website. |  | |  |
| Half that team on 01:29 - Jul 18 with 1687 views | Superblue95 |
| Half that team on 00:50 - Jul 17 by itfctilidie | Believe it or not, the British aren't very respected in the world in general. Just don't let it get to you. The Argie players held a flag on the pitch - Who cares? Seriously, people need to get a grip on what matters in life |
I made this point on here a few years back and was met with loads of comments saying that everybody loves the English really. Silly that some people might think a nation that has been at war with or conquered almost every nation on earth might not be worth cheering on. |  |
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| Half that team on 01:33 - Jul 18 with 1654 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Half that team on 10:52 - Jul 16 by NedPlimpton | This is such a ridiculous argument England fans still sing songs about WW2 but I'm sure would have no problem living in Germany, driving German cars etc |
Yeah because that pub song, which the Germans actually take videos of, laugh around and sometimes join with, is the same as the actual players with a banner on the pitch making such a statement. Imagine Kane and Bellingham doing what then lot did in front of the England end if we won! |  |
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| Half that team on 01:35 - Jul 18 with 1651 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Half that team on 09:10 - Jul 17 by andyblue231 | There’s punching up and punching down. One of the legacies of having an empire and having been varying levels of dicks to people all over the world for a few centuries is there’s going to be lingering resentment. I’m not talking about the falklands especially but our image as a country generally is never going to be plucky underdogs. Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be. A lot of people I know are grateful but also resentful that they have to live away from their loved ones in order to build a life I think some aggro on the football pitch is a small price to pay for not having to move halfway across the world at 21 just to have a career. For that never even having to cross our minds. [Post edited 17 Jul 9:15]
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Those poor Argentine millionaires! |  |
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| Half that team on 01:46 - Jul 18 with 1646 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Half that team on 11:47 - Jul 16 by baxterbasics | I don't know for sure - and neither do you - but I doubt the players themselves 'hate us so much' like you suggest. Certainly not the ones who ply their trade here. To them our team was just another obstacle on their route to the cup. The Argie fans? Well that may be a different matter! |
Trust me to those players we were not just another team to beat along the way. They’re all brought up to hate us more than any other. That squad also get away with a lot because of having the greatest (or one of) the greatest players of all time in their team. Look at Enzo and his pals singing the songs he sung about Mbappé then being a PL captain during the anti racism weekend the first week of the season in 2024. You really couldn’t make it up. Their fans regularly still burn and spit on our flag, there’s a video from time square of them doing it just the other night and jumping all over it. Classless I truly hope Spain smash them. |  |
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| Half that team on 07:07 - Jul 18 with 1488 views | BlueOura |
| Half that team on 09:10 - Jul 17 by andyblue231 | There’s punching up and punching down. One of the legacies of having an empire and having been varying levels of dicks to people all over the world for a few centuries is there’s going to be lingering resentment. I’m not talking about the falklands especially but our image as a country generally is never going to be plucky underdogs. Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be. A lot of people I know are grateful but also resentful that they have to live away from their loved ones in order to build a life I think some aggro on the football pitch is a small price to pay for not having to move halfway across the world at 21 just to have a career. For that never even having to cross our minds. [Post edited 17 Jul 9:15]
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"Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be" Are you serious? If you are talking about Argentine footballers then of course they have a choice. They don't have to work in England in order to 'build a life', most of them could play anywhere in the World, in fact they could stay in their home land if they wanted and would still earn 10 x the average person and have a very nice life. |  | |  |
| Half that team on 07:29 - Jul 18 with 1441 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Half that team on 07:07 - Jul 18 by BlueOura | "Economics forces people to Europe. They don’t all want to be here. They have to be" Are you serious? If you are talking about Argentine footballers then of course they have a choice. They don't have to work in England in order to 'build a life', most of them could play anywhere in the World, in fact they could stay in their home land if they wanted and would still earn 10 x the average person and have a very nice life. |
That has to be one of the most bizarre statements ever made on here. Pray for the poor economic migrant Alexis Mac Allister. |  |
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| Half that team on 07:52 - Jul 18 with 1376 views | Vic |
| Half that team on 07:29 - Jul 18 by GlasgowBlue | That has to be one of the most bizarre statements ever made on here. Pray for the poor economic migrant Alexis Mac Allister. |
which bit is bizarre GB? Presume you mean the bit about the players 'having to be here's? in which case I agree! |  |
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| Half that team on 07:56 - Jul 18 with 1362 views | NedPlimpton |
| Half that team on 01:46 - Jul 18 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior | Trust me to those players we were not just another team to beat along the way. They’re all brought up to hate us more than any other. That squad also get away with a lot because of having the greatest (or one of) the greatest players of all time in their team. Look at Enzo and his pals singing the songs he sung about Mbappé then being a PL captain during the anti racism weekend the first week of the season in 2024. You really couldn’t make it up. Their fans regularly still burn and spit on our flag, there’s a video from time square of them doing it just the other night and jumping all over it. Classless I truly hope Spain smash them. |
That'll be the Spanish who sung a song about Gibraltar belonging to them? |  | |  |
| Half that team on 08:24 - Jul 18 with 1275 views | bluejacko |
| Half that team on 01:03 - Jul 18 by armchaircritic59 | Spot on, many are not old enough to know, or have not been taught. Plenty of things not to be proud of in this countries history, along with some good too. |
Yet the majority of those countries that were part of the empire have elected to remain in the commonwealth and other countries are asking to join despite all the ‘bad’ things we did! By the way it’s the Falkland Islands for some of you who are getting a bit confused with the name👍 |  | |  |
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