What’s Up With England?
I saw them in Belarus. The way they played that night, they could have put at least four or more past Algeria.
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June 18, 2010 - Posted by AnonW | Sport | Belarus, Football
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The Anonymous Widower 
I am not interested in football at all, except in a vague sense of it being a good tool to encourage people to engage who woulnt normally engage – we have quite a big “street soccer” scheme in Manchester, aimed at homeless people and it is often the first they have engaged with any support service and is the first step to improving their lifestyle.
However, I seem to have heard various conversations about the balls they are using, which apparently dont behave in the way which balls usually behave.
I believe if we draw tonight we are out of it, is that correct?
Comment by Liz P | June 18, 2010 |
If they beat Slovenia, they should be OK
All those football and other sporting initiatives work well.
Comment by AnonW | June 18, 2010 |