dayokanu:

This was the England people said would shake th world?

I laff in Gorimapa

mukina2:

Sharon!!!!!

bring your head here, i told you Lloris is better than engerland's keeper

mukina2:

Sharon!!!!!

bring your head here, i told you Lloris is better than engerland's keeper

dayokanu:

England is the most useless team in the planet.

They cant even beat Somalia on a good day

mukina2:

Dayokanu the silly hilly-billy won't tell us now that Italy is shyte cos they drew Paraguay.
If that was England, he would be having multiple erections for Robert Green and Ashley Cole.
Stinking pederast!

dayokanu:

Wetin consign me with italy?

~Sauron~:

U told me Lloris is better than Hart. . . . .not Robert Green.
Wait until Hart plays. . . . .

toshmann:

england is not as good as they think they are. but they are very confident. if nigeria had 5% of their confidence against argentina, we woulda performed better

dayokanu:

England is the most useless team in the planet.

They cant even beat Somalia on a good day

~Sauron~:

Exactly ma point.
The fact that France and Italy drew their first games wouldn't concern you.
Your erections are programmed to activate whenever England's issue comes to the table.

A-40:

When we say England is useless at footie niggaz get sensitive and take it personal
Word to mother!! If Algeria play with heart who knows they may sneak a result

dayokanu:

England is the most useless team in the planet.

They cant even beat Somalia on a good day

They're so useless that that invented a game called football which is now the most popular game in the world BAR none!!!! We are the first country in the world to put together a football national team and the English Premier League is watched by half a billion people worldwide. Even if England don't win we will always be winners for those facts alone so please go and W ANK off your erection at another cause.

bandely:

We can see what happened to Spain too.

dayokanu:

Which of these points help the fact that they are duds

"What I saw from the English in their 1-1 draw against the United States had very little to do with football," Beckenbauer wrote in a South African newspaper after watching England's draw on Saturday.

"It looked to me as if the English have gone backwards into the bad old times of kick and rush. I am not sure if the England coach Fabio Capello can still change much there. The English are being punished for the fact that there are very few English players in the Premier League clubs as they use better foreign players from all over the world."