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By:
formoftheace
When: 05 Dec 25 18:57
England get another bunch of pub teams to help them through…..lol
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 05 Dec 25 18:58
You should be saying that in Portuguese, surely?  Grin
Kicked us off the park in 1974.
By:
formoftheace
When: 05 Dec 25 19:00
Panama deary me would be like playing Crewe ffs
By:
stewarts rise
When: 05 Dec 25 19:31
Panama play really well through the Canals (Channels).
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 05 Dec 25 19:32
We’d have worked it out.  The brackets were like unused subs.  Not needed.Wink
By:
s.kenbo
When: 05 Dec 25 20:10
Get in pot one and you’re guaranteed a passage to the next round.
By:
MALAY
When: 05 Dec 25 20:37
Great draw for Scotland, who doesn't want to play Brazil in a WC ? 1974 Scotland should have won, 1982 was slaughtering but that was a superb Brazil team, 1998 Scotland done ok against them, and I expect them to do ok this time too. Would not advise betting them but should be great occasion for fans and the players, coaches etc.
By:
aberdonia
When: 05 Dec 25 20:48
a very decent draw for Scotland.....not that im much of fan of international football...Look forward to Croatia crushing the Nigels.
By:
punchestown
When: 05 Dec 25 20:56
Memories of Archie Gemmill....ExcitedCoolCool
By:
aberdonia
When: 05 Dec 25 21:00
ive only attended one Scotland game in my life, and it was corporate.....we drew 0 -0 with Norway, but we were fed and plied with drink beforehand, and Archie Gemmell answered questions for over an hour....1978 world cup, Scotland were 3rd favourites and had been on a south american tour, the year before the world cup, where we drew 1 - 1 with Argentina.

I actually believed we would win the world cup, but i was a child back then and loved listening to the Scotland games on the radio....Now the Scotland games just get in the way of the domestic stuff....lol

btw, i asked Archie a question and told him we were one of the big favourites to win in 78........
By:
Stringvest
When: 05 Dec 25 21:57
Allys Army Laugh
By:
stu
When: 06 Dec 25 02:02
re run of 1998 game, was fairly close one.
By:
howard
When: 06 Dec 25 11:08
have they printed the world cup winners stamps this time ?
By:
formoftheace
When: 06 Dec 25 11:19
England and Scotland are highly unlikely to reach the quarters …..probably get out the first group then home imv….

Both have been dreadful in qualifying tbh.
By:
impossible123
When: 06 Dec 25 11:22
Archie Gemmill, where is he? I think he'd still get into the present Scottish team.
By:
Brian
When: 06 Dec 25 11:27
Scotland sure to improve on their World Cup record but that is a very low bar. 1978 was hilarious if you wasn't a Scottish supporter.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Dec 25 11:31
I suppose it was.  Cry. Laugh  Love
By:
howard
When: 06 Dec 25 12:14
"Both have been dreadful in qualifying"     England haven't conceded a goal ydc  but you are correct about Scotland.
By:
stu
When: 06 Dec 25 12:14
Form - England's play has often been poor, but oddly amazingly decent results - zero goals conceded in all matches!? Win's to 0 all matches.

None of the other sides will want England as opponents, because they are an awkward team to play against, and have attacking bite (Saka, Kane etc)
By:
impossible123
When: 06 Dec 25 12:16
The expression on the manager's face against Holland was hilarious and SAD at the same time. A spirited comeback, just failed.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Dec 25 12:26
Many on here congratulated us warmly on winning through.  Fine fellows that they are.  Good luck England you can win it - we know we can’t.
We also know that once again we will be pertying with the football-crazy Brazil fans, in legendary repeat-mode fashion.
And nothing weedy impossible can jibe will dampen our enjoyment of any of it.  Laugh  Love
By:
CagliariG
When: 06 Dec 25 12:35
England did not even qualify in 74 & 78, Scotland exited in 74 unbeaten, on goal difference, having beaten England in their first game as cup holders, btw England did not even have to qualify in 66.

The difference since is that the Scotland squad is largely white Scots still, would England have done any better with the same make up of players?

I doubt it very much and the team may be called England but English?
By:
formoftheace
When: 06 Dec 25 12:36
"Both have been dreadful in qualifying"     England haven't conceded a goal ydc  but you are correct about Scotland.

Lol you couldn’t say they were up against world beaters Howard tbh….
By:
formoftheace
When: 06 Dec 25 12:40
A lot of to side and back the way from England tbh…arguing and squawking….

Scotland were poor at times but got stuck in when required….

Nothing special from both nations….
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Dec 25 12:52
I can only imagine what the last two posts contained because, as he knows very well, I have him blocked.
I do however wish the fellow well and hope he has a very merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Dec 25 13:10
Lochy, stop embarrassing yourself talking about a subject you know nothing about. England won eight out of eight qualifying games conceding no goals. Mathematically they couldn’t have done any better.
By:
formoftheace
When: 06 Dec 25 13:14
Opposition Kenbo……?

A million to lift the gold …..
By:
MALAY
When: 06 Dec 25 13:18
Archie Gemmill was not a first starter going into tournament, neither was John Robertson, Graeme Souness, Martin Buchan so it would be foolish to say Scotland didn't have a good squad.
Ally's midfield established midfield trio was Rioch (captain) Masson and Asa Hartford going into tournament.
Unfortunately Peru game became a disaster, match and post match,  Masson missing penalty (who knows what would have happened) and Bud Johnston failing drugs test.

Any of the gamblers remember Scottish bookie Jim Tait (god rest him) planning to take fans to Argentina in a submarine Excited, ? that's why you need Scotland in WC.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Dec 25 13:19
We are an elite European team, Lochy. We are drawn against weaker countries, that’s how it works.

We are 6/1 second favs on here, you are 230. You’re getting a great price to lay at, you may even win a footy bet in 2026 if they fail!
By:
formoftheace
When: 06 Dec 25 13:21
I only watch Kenbo,punting on football for me is history….
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Dec 25 13:25
We were telling you to give up footy betting years ago. You proved on here how awful at it you were. Glad you’ve finally come to your senses, hope it wasn’t too costly.

No doubt we will keep hearing your biased opinions about England until the World Cup is over. It would actually improve our chances no end if you did lay them!!
By:
formoftheace
When: 06 Dec 25 13:46
Nothing against them Kenbo tbh,just don’t like the hype….punters in Scotland know the team is a million but enjoy the buzz…

Pundits down south have the punters thinking it’s coming home,dreadful song by the way…
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Dec 25 13:54
Do you think we listen to what the pundits are saying about our chances? We all know our chances. Ranked fourth best team in the world, sailed through qualification without a blemish, and we are second favourites to win the tournament. A great position to be in.

Unfortunately we are used to disappointment, underwhelming performances and what-could-have-been. As with each new tournament though we have hope.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Dec 25 15:50
As long as the squad don’t try and sell carpets to raise some in-camp beer money I’ll be happy. 
Play and work hard, accept defeat with grace and fans party in peace and I’ll be reasonably happy.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Dec 25 15:52
For me, if Tuchel can get inside Bellingham’s head and get him focussed on teamwork as well as himself your chances will double.
The guy is a class act.
By:
uptheirons
When: 06 Dec 25 15:59
All anybody can want and expect is for their players to give there all
By:
MALAY
When: 06 Dec 25 16:32
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For me, if Tuchel can get inside Bellingham’s head and get him focussed on teamwork as well as himself your chances will double.
The guy is a class act.
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i think hes overrated honcho and tuchel knows that
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Dec 25 16:35
Surprised at that.  You might be right but we’ll find out.  Real rarely buy duds.
By:
MALAY
When: 06 Dec 25 17:41
Honcho they probably sign more duds than you think madrid, because they have huge money turnover.
I'm not saying Bellingham is a dud, he is a decent footballer and physically a large fit man, so he's never going to be ineffective, I just think English media overhyped him and perhaps Tuchel, fresh pair of eyes "he's not that good"
As you say time will tell.
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