We got an all ENGLISH champions league final coming up in May. Does anyone want to say grats to English football or are you still in doubt that English clubs are best?
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slothmister
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I will say congrats to the English game, I find it the most fun to watch. The Italians fall over a lot, and the Spanish are a bit too pass oriented for my likings. The English game is nice and physical. Also, the two English teams that made it do have a really strong English core, too. Sure they both got there on the feet of a Portuguese winger and an Ivorian striker, but those two teams are like...half of the English national team. You can make a pretty damn competitive all-English XI from those two squads...except in goal. Englishmen can't stop shots.
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The word just reached me today. Forgive me, I live in the United States and the NHL and NBA playoffs are happening here. Congratulations England! Nicely done mates. Good job!
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It's a tremendous achievement, it's just a pity the national team can't do as well as foreigner-stuffed premiership teams, although I admit that Chelsea have far more English players than a couple of years ago and Man U. have always had a core of local-grown talent.
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The quality of the English national team shows that it is not necessarily a national question anymore. The English league is the one where most money goes, and the English clubs therefore have the best players from all over the world. But congratulations anyway.
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I grumpily concede that the level of play on the Premiership is above the one at Spain, Italy, Germany and France at the moment. That 3 of the final 4 teams on the competition were English is no fluke.
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Being a Roma fan, it bugs me to have to admit it but I'm a sport, so I guess I have to say yeah... Would you do the same for another League? ;o)
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English Football is great, too bad not many English players are on the pitch.
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