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Hey johnny - there is no such thing as a friendly when Australia plays England . The Enlish press after the mauling supported that premise . The howls of derision that they couldn't even beat us at football echoed to every corner of the Commonwealth.
Oh - the last time Holland played us at football was in the qualifiers for one of the Olympics (Barcelona I think - or maybe Altanta). It was the Aussies that went through courtesy of a last minute strike from a very improbable angle. Getting back on topic - has Clive recovered yet - or has he called for mass sackings amongst the officials for getting all the decisions wrong?
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Hahahahaha - you wanted to know the result for the last time we met - twas in 1992 - your guys managed a 1-1 draw here, and in your home leg played in Utrecht you had us on toast 2-1 up with 20 seconds to go - but thanks to Ned Zelic we went through on the away goals rule. Looking at the Aussie side that was on the park it had Okon and Zelic and Viduka and Vidmarr at el. Unfortunately it lists your side as "unavailable" but it would be interesting to know what names from the U23's went on to have stellar careers at national level. You would have to be less casually dismissive then wouldn't you [img]smile.gif[/img] .
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Iran, Uruguay, they are trulygreat football teams.
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So is Ireland - and I don't this thread has given them enough credit yet - oh for a picture of Clive with his head in his hands to link to
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Deflect and dissemble all you like me ole matey, but your lot are in the same boat as the braw lads north of the border, neither of ye will no be holdin that 6 nations trophy this year .
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Cheers johnny - yes I am aware of what players were in your national squad at that time. It would still be nice if you could find out how many if any of the next generation (ie Zendens and De Boers and Nistelrojs and Davids) played in that game though. I can't seem to find that info from my end. I am betting your team didn't all sink into anonymity based on their one antipodean disgrace and thta some of them went on to wear the national shirt.
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