Whatever re

[JB007]

Just waiting for you and your g banger Gimpy

 

[BringouttheGimp]

Just waiting for you and your g banger Gimpy

Oh kala re.. next yr

 

[JB007]

Oh kala re.. next yr

ottoman

The Ott just PM'd me and he is also in..........the band is getting back together in 2022.

Mykonos aint seen nothing re

 

[BringouttheGimp]

Get yourselves to a pub to watch the England v Italy final.

Been listening to '3 Lions - Football's coming home' all ****en day re. Pumped man. That track is all Collingwood.

 

[Magpie Girl]

ottoman see above

 

[JB007]

Get yourselves to a pub to watch the England v Italy final.

Been listening to '3 Lions - Football's coming home' all fu**en day re. Pumped man. That track is all Collingwood.

 

[BringouttheGimp]

You've gotta support these lads.. would be horrible if Italy won.

 

[Good Horse]

I despise the Italian soccer team with every fibre of my being.

So as much as it pains me.

Engerland Engerland Engerland.....

A reminder of earlier hopes, and dreams for England. Maybe this time

 

[magpie_marty]

Going to lash out here $10.00 on Italy.

 

[BringouttheGimp]

I despise the Italian soccer team with every fibre of my being.

So as much as it pains me.

Engerland Engerland Engerland.....

A reminder of earlier hopes, and dreams for England. Maybe this time

The only problem with these 3.. 1 of em looks like that Mick Molloy w***er.. the other.. his younger brother or some shit like that re.

 

[BringouttheGimp]

Sorry re.. I know your wife is Italian.. but I'm going with England.

Gl though.

 

[JB007]

Sorry re.. I know your wife is Italian.. but I'm going with England.

Gl though.

Stuff the wife I haven’t forgiven the diver Italo against the Aussies in the 2006 World Cup final.

 

[Magpie Girl]

Well, I’m rather fond of Italy, as you all know, however I’m willing to be guided here regarding the game

But there’s going to be an awful lot of disappointed people in Lygon St
just saying…..

 

[Good Horse]

Stuff the wife I haven’t forgiven the diver Italo against the Aussies in the 2006 World Cup final.

I was only 14 but I'm proud to say I still managed to put my fist through a wall at that moment.

My apologies Anglicare if anyone there gives a ****. Blame cheating ****ing Italians.

 

[BringouttheGimp]

Stuff the wife I haven’t forgiven the diver Italo against the Aussies in the 2006 World Cup final.

Bastards.. but that's life re.

 

[BringouttheGimp]

What a farce!
Why have a review system when it gets it so wrong?
Makes the AFL look like a professional outfit!

There was no VAR back then re.. I was right behind the goals that game.. I lost my shit re.. not only that.. the fans were acting like those so called 'fanatics' at the tennis.. you know the ones that sway left and right like idiots and chant malakies.. I'm like.. ****en hell re.. let's ****en put on some AC/DC.. rip our shirts off.. and go ****en nuts re.. sing ****en.. you've beeeeen.. thunderstruuucckkk.. that type of thing.. they were like.. bloody behave will ya.. I'm like c'mon man.. I'm doing it anyway.. I reckon I saved us 3 or 4 pills that game and that I reckon re.

 

[JB007]

One for the Italians………….

 

[JB007]

 

[The Royal Sampler]

Association Football fans, I need your help.

My eldest son is a clever kid, he’s terrific at maths and very solid at English. The problem is that his reading is not well-rounded. He reads exclusively non-fiction. He would rather read the Guinness Book of Records or a book of soccer facts than any novel ever written. I think he’s missing out on the opportunity to learn about inferences and nuance in conversation, as well as hearing from different narrators/characters.

What I’m asking you is, do you know of any fiction novels written about teenagers aspiring to be soccer players? He is completely soccer obsessed and this would be something I might be able to convince him to read.

Any help would be enormously appreciated.

 

[JB007]

Association Football fans, I need your help.

My eldest son is a clever kid, he’s terrific at maths and very solid at English. The problem is that his reading is not well-rounded. He reads exclusively non-fiction. He would rather read the Guinness Book of Records or a book of soccer facts than any novel ever written. I think he’s missing out on the opportunity to learn about inferences and nuance in conversation, as well as hearing from different narrators/characters.

What I’m asking you is, do you know of any fiction novels written about teenagers aspiring to be soccer players? He is completely soccer obsessed and this would be something I might be able to convince him to read.

Any help would be enormously appreciated.

Sorry T R S I can recommend non fiction ones but not fiction.

Here is a google list maybe someone here can recommend one of them.

 

[sr36]

Association Football fans, I need your help.

My eldest son is a clever kid, he’s terrific at maths and very solid at English. The problem is that his reading is not well-rounded. He reads exclusively non-fiction. He would rather read the Guinness Book of Records or a book of soccer facts than any novel ever written. I think he’s missing out on the opportunity to learn about inferences and nuance in conversation, as well as hearing from different narrators/characters.

What I’m asking you is, do you know of any fiction novels written about teenagers aspiring to be soccer players? He is completely soccer obsessed and this would be something I might be able to convince him to read.

Any help would be enormously appreciated.

What age is he?

 

[The Royal Sampler]

Sorry T R S I can recommend non fiction ones but not fiction.

Here is a google list maybe someone here can recommend one of them.

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Thanks mate I’ll trawl through and see what looks good.

 

[The Royal Sampler]

What age is he?

11, turning 12 in a couple of months.

 

[The Royal Sampler]

“Wings of a Sparrow” sounds like it might be worth a crack.

 

[BringouttheGimp]

Association Football fans, I need your help.

My eldest son is a clever kid, he’s terrific at maths and very solid at English. The problem is that his reading is not well-rounded. He reads exclusively non-fiction. He would rather read the Guinness Book of Records or a book of soccer facts than any novel ever written. I think he’s missing out on the opportunity to learn about inferences and nuance in conversation, as well as hearing from different narrators/characters.

What I’m asking you is, do you know of any fiction novels written about teenagers aspiring to be soccer players? He is completely soccer obsessed and this would be something I might be able to convince him to read.

Any help would be enormously appreciated.

Specky Magee perhaps?