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8th October 2006, 10:48
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| Excluded Member  Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Wigan
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|  Club v's Country Would rather watch my club play than any internation match !! Cant remember the last time I was interested in an England match other than having a few drinks with the lads. I am sure Keyser is the exact opposite as he would rather watch Scotland play than his beloved Killie.
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8th October 2006, 10:58
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| Re: Club v's Country Apart from the actual knockout stages of the world cup and euro champs I tend to agree. I'm going away for nine days or so next weekend, and would have much preferred my break to co-incide with the international games. I got no pleasure at all profiting from Boro's last-minute disaster at Sheff Utd, but enjoyed cleaning up on England's abject failure yesterday. I suppose that makes me a club over country person. |
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8th October 2006, 11:55
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| Spreads Dept.  | Re: Club v's Country Quote:
we had this discussion last night and id rather see AYR win the SPL than Scotland win the world cup
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8th October 2006, 12:10
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 | Re: Club v's Country i agree with tg..i watched x factor yesterday instead of england, they bore me to tears thesedays and i couldnt give a monkeys if they win draw or lose.
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8th October 2006, 13:08
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| Gold Member  | Re: Club v's Country Stopped caring about football a while back. Think it was about the time the players threatened to strike over Rio-Gate. At that point the professional game died, club or country. Was doing some family history research the other day: 1924 Electoral Rolls, Bolton. 12 Maxwell Street, Bolton, Harold Mather, painter 14 Maxwell Street, Bolton, Thos. Booth, fitter 16 Maxwell Street, Bolton, William Fielden, professional footballer That says it all.  |
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8th October 2006, 13:41
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| Re: Club v's Country They really did used to get the bus to the ground in those days Rosebud. There are plenty of stories around Liverpool of both teams players spotted on the bus at 2.40 p.m. on a Saturday carrying their boots 
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