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whats thus about giggs playing for england he is a taff,just like i am a paddy :oops:


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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Kermit son talks to Dad in many years.

Dad, why didnt you compete in world cup?

Because my slag of a girlfriend got ploughed.

Right, but why did that stop playing?

Because he's in the world cup team.

So he fucked your miss's and stopped you from playing in the world cup?

Yeah.

Right, what did you do to get him back then?

I didn't shake his hand.

Oh dad, your a silly old cunt.

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Its okay son, i managed to also fuck his world cup up as the best strikers around proved what a pile of shit he was. So the manager realised he was a liability and dropped him.
Aswell as fucking up chelseas league challenge as he crumbles under the pressure.

Nice one dad, i will make up for it by bringing the trophy home during my career. Just for you :wink:

Go team Bridge :wink:
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:lol:

The only problem is Kermit, John Terrys world cup is also my world cup. Plus Bridge isn't very good, he is lucky to get this chance, he should take it.

If we loose because his replacement is shit, the country will turn on him. He should play.

Go team Inngerland :wink:
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Adamster wrote:
Kermit wrote:
Trad wrote:I just want to clear up one point.....Hockey is NOT the national sport of Canada, lacrosse is our national sport. We sure do love our hockey though. 8)
Lacrosse was declared first national sport over 150 years ago, hockey only got added in the last 15 years or so. So they only got good at hockey in the last 15 :wink:
Hmm...
Lacrosse been a indien sport for over 500year!
and MY TEAM is the most colourfull after the YANK in any sport!
All iv rad from you about this is what is writen on WIKI! if you belive it well you has smart then the person who put that BS up!
No mate if you go back we played a guessing game that you where shit at, you know nothing about sport let alone your own countries, i studied sport (The Theory and Pratice of) i know a fair bit about it including the shite you play over there in French columbia. If i quote wiki then its pasted in, if i get it out of a book i dont. You would be surprised at what i know and what i have achieved during my short time on this planet.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote::lol:

The only problem is Kermit, John Terrys world cup is also my world cup. Plus Bridge isn't very good, he is lucky to get this chance, he should take it.

If we loose because his replacement is shit, the country will turn on him. He should play.

Go team Inngerland :wink:
^^Yeah its my world cup aswell, but dont get your hopes up the defence is weak and is our biggest problem, World class players are eating up our defenders^^
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Kermit wrote: ^^Yeah its my world cup aswell, but dont get your hopes up the defence is weak and is our biggest problem, World class players are eating up our defenders^^
Dude, we invented the sport, we've always got a chance of winning it.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
Kermit wrote: ^^Yeah its my world cup aswell, but dont get your hopes up the defence is weak and is our biggest problem, World class players are eating up our defenders^^
Dude, we invented the sport, we've always got a chance of winning it.
who did invent football? i believe the english did but the chinese disputed it(or so i saw on the news a few years ago). someone said the chinese were playing similar game 2000 years ago. similar being the key word i guess. also heard that the modern game/rules were made in england. once again i believe it was invented in the uk but being that its my fave sport by a good margin i wanted to have it cleared up so im not always wondering.
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cantona7 wrote:who did invent football?
Im gonna say, like most other important things, a Scottish person!
:lol:
I have no Idea if I'm honest
Edit.

Who invented football?
The History of Association Football
Part 1 - In the beginning


There are many theories as to the answer to the question, who invented football? - it has certainly been a topic for debate for centuries. The English certainly lay claim to the first organised leagues and organisations such as the FA, but we are lead to believe the first form of the game started way back in the 3rd century AD in China, when an exercise of kicking a leather ball through an opening of one and a half feet in diameter or 35 to 40cm became a pleasant pastime for some.


Then by the 9th century a ball game called 'tlatchi' was played in Central America by the Aztecs, but then there is a claim the game was known to have existed in England in 1066. Attention later turned to the Greeks game of 'episkyros' and the Romans game of 'harpastum' In the 16th century, the latter of which was played on a rectangular surface as the first signs of football as we know it, began to take shape. Also in the 16th century, the Italians started to lay claim as they enjoyed a game they called 'il calcio' which meant and still means association football today. This was played in the streets with no rules and involved alot of physical contact as players literally fought for possession of the ball. Although there were no rules, the object of the game was the same then as it is today, to aim the ball at a target, the basics of the game have not changed.

Banned by the King

So who invented football? - well the 13th century saw the first competition between neighbouring towns and villages, indeed it was in this century the term 'Derby match' was derived when two local teams in Derbyshire competed in the village of Ashbourne, but in 1314 any thoughts of who invented football were nearly never considered when the game was banned by King Edward II because of it's serious threat to life and limb, and also the Lord Mayor of London claimed there was a 'great noise' in the city caused by the amount of players and the 'anything goes' rules. Indeed there was some concern from the king that his soldiers would be unable to serve under him as many put their limbs and indeed in extreme cases, lives at risk! - In addition, Richard II had a similar opinion of banning the game because he could not get his army to train for battle.

Then in 1477 and 1497, Edward IV and Henry VII also issued bans on football but the game continued throughout the Tudor and Stuart eras, by which time, football was becoming well established in England. Even the king was relenting when it was confirmed in 1526, Henry VIII owned a leather pair of shoes marked in his wardrobe as being 'for football'. So was it England who invented football? OR....By 1527 the game was being played in other areas of Great Britain, notably in Ireland and there is evidence of a ball found in Scotland dating back to 1540.

By the mid 1600s, the different elements of the game were beginning to take shape including the goals when very often gates were used and the pitch was rectangle. As football continued to become more and more popular, not everyone wanted to be restricted to the size of goals and pitch or indeed the number of players involved, this meant a continued lack of common decency to fellow players with some matches ending in brawls (good to see some things haven't changed). However, times were beginning to change as the industrial revolution meant longer working hours restricting the amount of time for playing football. Ironically after the outlawing of the game at the main universities, the only thing that kept football going at this time was that it was starting to get popular in the English public schools. Emphasis on teamwork, training and discipline helped the tutors get over the message they wanted to pupils who were happy to be taught in these circumstances.

Source http://www.who-invented-football.com/wh ... otball.htm

One things for sure, they used thier feet when playing Football. :wink:
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^ what do you use when running/ rushing the ball? :P but yes i agree ovel throwball would be a more accurate name. we prob just named it football out of spite/ to piss the rest of the world off as usual. :lol: :shock:
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for those of you actually wondering why american football is called football heres a link.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_Americ ... ootball%27


didn't bother reading it all so it could be bs.
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cantona7 wrote:^ what do you use when running/ rushing the ball? :P but yes i agree ovel throwball would be a more accurate name. we prob just named it football out of spite/ to piss the rest of the world off as usual. :lol: :shock:
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US vs. NL tonight!
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
cantona7 wrote:^ what do you use when running/ rushing the ball? :P but yes i agree ovel throwball would be a more accurate name. we prob just named it football out of spite/ to piss the rest of the world off as usual. :lol: :shock:
Like voting in bush?

:wink:
the people who were voting for bush are what we know of here in in the united states as "haters".
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:lol:

I thought it was big practical joke, then he carried on.
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keep in mind he wasn't really supposed to be president in the first place. damn you florida.
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