The England Team

[lobeydosser]

The England team went to visit an orphanage in Brazil this morning.
"It's good to put a smile on the faces of people with no hope, constantly struggling and facing the impossible." Said Jose,aged 6

[davyc]

As a scot I found this really funny but my English significant other thought it was really bad. :-)

[archiecat]

Jun 14, 2014 14:41:25 GMT davyc said:

As a scot I found this really funny but my English significant other thought it was really bad. :-)

Any chance you could put this in understandable english.

[willy9b]

Any chance you could put this in understanable english.

I think there is irony lurking somewhere in this comment...

[davyc]

Jun 14, 2014 15:05:15 GMT archiecat said:

Jun 14, 2014 14:41:25 GMT davyc said:

As a scot I found this really funny but my English significant other thought it was really bad. :-)

Any chance you could put this in understandable english.

Being Scottish, I found this rather funny but my wife, being english, was not amused. :-)

Or in my native dialect
Bein fae nort o da waa dis tickled me, bit da ba an chain didna fin hit funny ava 

[vicuk]

I don't watch football but will be watching England tonight

[sammy13]

They are going to blame the pitch and the weather.
Every other team has had the same conditions but mark my words if they play badly this will be blamed.

[archiecat]

I don't watch football , and won't be watching or giving a crap who wins. It looks to me as an ousider too involved with bigotry and racism.

[geordie_vaper]

it looks like a bit of light hearted banter to me


if you ment the joke

[lobeydosser]

We were hosts to a number of Norwegian Scouts who were visiting Scotland and we were given tickets to take them to see a Rangers Match.
That is the only professional football game I have ever attended.
I spent most of that match watching the antics of the drunks that were watching the game.
They were a bloody sight more entertaining than what was happening on the field!