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When are the England matches on?Euro 2008 England by returnof50phead (U3646404) 08 June 2008  Ive been scouring the net and tv for Englands games in euro2008 but I can't seem to find them? I can see switzerland and austria but i can't see what group england are in! I want to see these great superstars like wayne rooney, frank lumpard and stevie gerrad sweep all before them like ive been hearing in the media. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Lionel Richie on the wing (U9735001) posted Jun 8, 2008 All those comedians out of work and you want to become one !
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FillYaBoots (U4570715) posted Jun 8, 2008 Football's boring, cricket is the new football
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MAvanzi (U4341535) posted Jun 8, 2008 england are not there because they don't know how to play football.
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gunnerzade (U11285097) posted Jun 8, 2008 crickets even more boring. the media hyes it all up, i'm quite surprised no ones said england are gonna win the euros like they normally do. they just can't understand england are rubbish in almost every sport.
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Nuggets (U7339780) posted Jun 8, 2008 Cricket?! I'd perfer to watch the flipping Grand Prix than that over-hyped, boring, tedious manifestation of boredom called a sport! I'd perfer to watch an entire 24/7 coverage of Big Brother blindfolded whilst wearing wet wellingtons than indulge in ten minutes of that utter garbage.
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Chelsea_Alan (U10934474) posted Jun 8, 2008 I just thank god that they haven't got that clown McClaren as a tv pundit...I couldn't stand it!!!!
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lost_in_mexico (U11792128) posted Jun 8, 2008 nuggets
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lost_in_mexico (U11792128) posted Jun 8, 2008 nugget
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DennisBergkampNo10 (U10340728) posted Jun 8, 2008 England aint there because the players are overpaid spoilt brats that who only care about money! Comment on this article
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