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Senior UEFA, English FA and Dutch FA officials call for FIFA President to stand down

Most of their team was playing quite dirty the entire game. Not sure why.

Some people just get a bit carried away.

They can't force him to leave to be fair. Well... I suppose they could, but I doubt they'd sack him and lose all that cash.

Given that the Falkland Islands are self-governing and control their own immigration, probably impossible. Really the only thing Britain does is protect the Islanders from Argentina and maintain our military bases there. I'm not sure what your point is either way though, because the Islanders...

If that were true then we (the British, not English) wouldn't have put in place mechanisms by which each constituent country could leave the Union. You do realise that Scotland is having a binding referendum on independence this year, right? Northern Ireland, which is a Catholic majority, could...

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Seems like his recovery is going well so far. Already doing some straight-line running in training.

They must be getting desperate.

Troll harder :lol:

I don't think a German is best-placed to use that sort of rationale. I'm happy to contend any actual reasoned counter-argument anyone might put forward though, if the mods are OK with it.

Britain has done some horrible colonialist things in it's history, but settling the Falklands Islands peacefully with the French is not one of them. Well, apart from 1982 when Argentina invaded the Falklands and subjugated it's people of course. If the English, Scottish, Welsh, Northern...

He's not, he's annoyed at football being used to spread Argentine imperialist propaganda.

Some insurance companies cite 'act of God' and don't pay up :s

Yes, I'm sure Britain knew about that oil in 1690 when the islands were first claimed by us, over a hundred years before Argentine independence, we must just have been biding our time. :lol: It was actually first colonized by the British and French together in the 1760's, but then the Spanish...

I only ask because when it was originally suggested, a lot of people said one good season wasn't enough for a Brazil call up.

In the first place? The islands were British before Argentina even existed as a country. Argentina taking the islands due to proximity alone would be like Britain stealing the Faroe Islands. It's madness. The French have a stronger claim than Argentina does.