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Post by frankiegth on Jun 23, 2010 20:51:06 GMT
Thank god, won't be easy against the Germans but hey, just glad to be in the last 16.
3.00 kick off, could be a bad head come Monday either way.
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Post by amberaleman on Jun 23, 2010 21:22:46 GMT
I never doubted England would get through.  If England do manage to beat Germany, their other nemesis Argentina await in the quarter-finals. At least we're not now in the same half of the draw as whoever wins Group G (Brazil or Portugal). |
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Post by Sultan of Cannock- SRFC on Jun 24, 2010 16:33:31 GMT
Alas, i can already see the tabloid headlines on Monday morning: " Kraut We Go Again"  |
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Post by bh on Jun 24, 2010 16:42:52 GMT
FCC kindly cancelled my train home yesterday, I should have been home before the start of the second half. I was forced to watch the first half for the packed doorway of The Hand and Racket in Wimbledon, at least I saw the goal. Caught the next train 15.47 to my local station. As I'm walking to my home I heard a great cheer from one of the houses. Feeling relieved that England had scored a second goal (or so I was mislead) I walked the rest of the home with confidence. Of course when I arrived home I found that it was still only 1-0, and no mention of any second goal. Watched the rest of the half wondering what happened. I don't normally watch the waffle at the end of games, so I didn't find out that we had a goal disallowed unit reading it in the paper this morning.  The reason for me writing this is the relief I felt when I heard the cheering, and the shock of finding out we were still struggling was an amazing upper then downer all in a few minutes. Just like watching real football. Roll on the new season!! ;D  |
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