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Wonderful work from Winter. He does it time and time and time again. Tutankhamun!

u/JMC811 — 5 hours ago

Cliches mugs have lift off in the charity shops

£2 is a premium for a charity shop mug, but well deserved for this fine bit of crockery

u/RoystonGibbons — 4 hours ago
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I truly do believe England stands the best chance they’ve ever had to win this World Cup since 1966, however…

If they were to lose to anyone, I’ll be completely okay with it being Norway 🇳🇴

They’ve been the team I’ve loved watching without the stress of watching England characteristically fall upwards for half the tournament. I’m sad to see both of them go against each other, because of them are leaving here. Norway have already made history by making it to the quarter finals, especially after their amazing last game, and England stands a very real chance to winning the whole thing, which to be fair so do Norway.

Either way, whoever wins on Saturday I’ll be following to the very end and hope either one of these teams win the whole thing.

Beat that drum 🥁

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u/LJHeath — 11 hours ago
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BBC 3D’s rendering of Australia’s Aiden O’Neill treating the referee for cramp

u/GetOnMyNick — 14 hours ago

Jon Champion

Apologies for a post that isn’t completely cliches related, but…

Jon Champion not being on BBC/ITV/Sky/TNT throughout the English domestic season is such a loss for the British viewer.

I know he does world feed and major American channels but every four years we get to see what an absolute pro he is.

And he brings out the best in McCoist which is always a bonus.

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u/Rosscoe1796 — 6 hours ago

Keysey’s friendship with a “Naughty Blatter”

Is this news that Richard Keys is friends with Sepp Blatter (and family). One could only imagine he’s classed as a top operator in Richard’s view.
Are there parallels between Keys behaviour and Blatters behaviour in his mind do we think?

u/Bluesforthefisherman — 8 hours ago
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Roberto Martinez, before the World Cup said that he believes in numerology and in the importance of the number 6. Portugal was eliminated on the 6th of July with a goal from Mikel Merino (#6 of Spain)

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u/Holland444 — 18 hours ago

I feel like a keeper having 10 arms would actually be a hindrance a lot of the time

u/66f6 — 8 hours ago

World Cup Golden Boot

I have to disagree with the latest episode on the top scorers race.

'No slugs' - surely there has to be at least one crazy unheralded name near the top. Your Toto Schillachis, your Oleg Salenkos.

What's also very important is that said player then has to achieve absolutely fuck all else in the sport afterwards, thereby entrenching their legend.

I have to say wanting all the top scorers to be the biggest names in the sport is a bit too Match magazine for me.

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u/jimmya28 — 10 hours ago

Mexico-England wiki nickname

Thinking about what Charlie said on the latest pod about Mexico-England being prime for a stand-alone Wikipedia entry and he's spot on - but it's also absolutely ripe for a good ol' nickname, ala 'Battle of the Bridge'

Given the choice, what would it be?

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u/EntireBath — 11 hours ago

Adam Hurrey’s first ever coffee…

… and he had TWO (!).

Three heaped teaspoons each (!!)

Nescafé Gold Blend (!!!)

Served with loaded potato skins (!!!!)

Usually an Ovaltinesman (!!!!!)

Absolutely extraordinary anecdote. Rare insight into the man. I don’t know what to make of it. Listen, fair play.

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u/wheelerdave22 — 17 hours ago

What a week Adam’s having (with journalists who apparently weren’t familiar with him)

Uh oh there was an error indeed

u/NowhereManJeremy — 10 hours ago

As a Scotland fan...listen, fair play

For an episode that was inherently about England's brave boys pulling off the heist of the century in the Azteca up against the thin air and that bloody referee I have to say that latest ep was one of the best cliches eps of all time, a brilliant listen, I'll raise my next psychotically strong Nescafe Gold Blend to it.

So yeah, fair play.

(Hope the episode after Norway pump you is as good 😉 )

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u/JosephSomething — 9 hours ago

“USA limp out”

A 4-1 defeat + two goals stemming from defensive calamities + star player going off injured + controversial FIFA/Trump decision casting a shadow over the whole game surely merits more of a ‘crash’ out than a ‘limp’ out? I would consider Portugal’s exit (a meek 1-0 defeat) more of a limp.

u/vivaledemps — 21 hours ago

Am i the only one that dislikes when both teams wear the away kits

I get why but still kind of annoys me

u/ScienceOk1 — 23 hours ago