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Best goals of the tournament: 1. Lamine Yamal (Spain) vs. France. 2. Xavi Simons (Netherlands) vs. England. ...any others? If you take away the own goals, there has only been about 40 goals in entire tournament. The Spanish header in their first knockout game was about the only other one. And Bellingham's overhead. Maybe Olmo goal and watkins. I bet Gary Lineker is struggling to get past goal E for the tournament selection. Lol
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Hoping for England in the final.
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I'll be watching and hoping for a great game, perhaps slightly keeping my fingers crossed for England, just because Spain has already more titles. :-) But in the end, I have no stakes in it... I'll watch this relaxed and hope for a good match.
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Yeah, when you desperately need tourists money to survive and need to encourage them, it's a fantastic idea to demonstrate n drive them out. I wonder what fucking Spanish treehugger moron came up with that cunning plan?
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Our self-denomintated group of "freedom fighters" left a note nailed to my garage door, saying that they'll slash my tyres if England wins. As they are fighting for the freedom of Galicia, which has suffered so under the jackboot of Madrid, do you think it's too late to try to explain to them that I'm not even English? Really? WTF! I HATE stuff like that. Sheesh. Football should be fun, root for whoever you want, but threats and violence have no business in there.
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No adverts officially on BBC but fuck me how often do they run that bloody BBC i-player advert? Can't be anyone left in Britain who hasn't seen it 10 times
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Good Tom emoji
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Jul 14, 2024 - 3:54 AM
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Graham Watt
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Hello again friends! For those of you kind enough to have shown concern over my living in the epicentre of terrorist violence, here is a little update. Don't forget - you don't HAVE to read this - but if you don't, you're no real friend of mine. But more about myself - I was wondering how the Galician Separatist Freedom Fighters actually thought that I was English instead of Scottish. I mean, I've spent 34 years at the local bar asking for pints of McEwan's Export in a strong Scottish accent. Then I realised that just at the inner door to our conservatory, my wife had placed a "Welcome to London, England" mat. She'd bought it when we were on holiday there two years ago, but I hadn't actually read it until last night. Anyway, once I realised what the gaffe was, I went to the secret bunker of the revolutionaries, making sure to wear my kilt, knocked on the door politely (they were spying me through the keyhole, but softened when they saw the kilt) and waited to be allowed in. I counted six of them, all in black. I told them to kindly take off their balaclavas so that we could have a proper chinwag, and they duly obliged. They all beamed a giant smile, ear to ear, and stepped forward to embrace me. "You are my brother!!!" they exclaimed emotionally, tears running down their cheeks. They understood that Scotland has been at war with England since the days of Stonehenge (originally built in Scotland, then stolen by the English), just as Galicia has been at war with the rest of Spain since long before that. It was a touching moment, me standing there in my kilt, tears running down my face, and the six terrorists - I estimate that none of them were older than twelve years of age - sobbing in unison. So, my tyres are saved for now. And may the best team win.
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