Hollywood Cannon
I'm Away From My Desk
Good show.
Not a great show. but a good one.
I enjoyed it thoroughly. It was "cute."
Good show.
Not a great show. but a good one.
I enjoyed it thoroughly. It was "cute."
And the England game just turned into the Phil Foden show.
Keeper should have had #4. Yeesh.
LMFAO at Courtois.
Just scored a comedy own goal.
Only chance Denmark have of a drawer though vs this insane Belgian team is if he scores another.
Would have been crushed if Scotland had this result if they also lost to Serbia, so at least they made Euros (which is a bigger deal, anyway).
Congrats, @kudymen!
Yeh. For sure.
Foden at 20 just looks so freaking good. City fans have known how good he potentially could be since he was ~14... but now starting to fulfil it.
Insane at the end of last season and playing very well to start this season.
And tonight was just awesome.
The Grealish touch against Belgium was nasty too.
It's really too bad Haaland is Norwegian. Dude is going to be one of the best players in the world for a long time and will never get a sniff of a major international trophy.
Edit: oh, snap... I never knew he was born in England (while his father played for Leeds).
Can’t believe this is still 0-0
Leeds are so fun to watch. Hope they finish top 6.Can’t believe Leeds haven’t scored.
Norway have a few good young guns at the same time right now... not enough to win. But enough to play some tournaments. Their shot was the mid to late 90s... had a great team back then.
His Dad was great. Before that prick Keane ended his career on purpose.
Part of the myth is that Keane admitted in his autobiography that he was out to hurt Haaland; comments that earned him a pretty hefty fine from the FA, if I remember correctly.He didn't actually end his career. Thats a common myth. Alf actually had major issues with the left knee that ended his career. Keane hit the right one.
He didn't actually end his career. Thats a common myth. Alf actually had major issues with the left knee that ended his career. Keane hit the right one.
Part of the myth is that Keane admitted in his autobiography that he was out to hurt Haaland; comments that earned him a pretty hefty fine from the FA, if I remember correctly.