[pr0k] Re: Also...
- From: Nicholas Stephens <Nicholas@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pr0k@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 11:26:25 +0100
>And as for having a go at Seaman - We never would have got through if it
>hadn't been for him! Seaman played the best I've seen him play for years!
Only because the ball randomly bounced off his big flapping hands as he was
trying to flag down a bus so he could go and pick up his pension.
Anyway, even if they did hold up the ball, Enlgand were still incapable of
launching any kind of cohesive assaults on the goal with an extra man.
They were just outclassed.
I'm happy they lost to Brazil and not a team like Argentina.
-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Burrows [mailto:Andy.Burrows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 21 June 2002 11:07
To: 'pr0k@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [pr0k] Re: Also...
> England.
> 11 men against 10 and they still couldn't do anything.
> Although the guy shouldn't have been sent off in the first place.
> And Seaman's just an ageing hippy. He could have saved that if he'd had
his
> zimmer frame with him.
Sorry, but I'm going to have to disagree with you there. I think you're
being unfairly harsh.
Brazil (that's who we played, remember? The best team in the world for the
past few decades? ;) ) played really well, holding the ball up and not
letting England get it - They have experience in that, something the England
team didn't have.
And as for having a go at Seaman - We never would have got through if it
hadn't been for him! Seaman played the best I've seen him play for years!
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