victory parade
Dec 8th 2003 | 9:24 am
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victory parade
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
Dec 8th 2003 | 12:01 pm
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Re: victory parade
Originally posted by Mick
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
Dec 8th 2003 | 12:03 pm
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Re: victory parade
Originally posted by Mick
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
They never fail to get that in.
Or that they needed to free up some space in the trophy cabinet for the Davis cup.
Dec 8th 2003 | 2:18 pm
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Well this is from The Australian website:
Dec 8th 2003 | 2:22 pm
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Re: victory parade
Originally posted by Mick
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
just curious as to whether ozzie tv showed the victory parade today & what comments were made.
We also get half hour sections of Sky News and Sportsline from London, it was on there too.
We were amazed they even did this after the Pommie Bashing we got over here!!!!
Dec 8th 2003 | 3:44 pm
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Originally posted by jayr
Well this is from The Australian website:
Well this is from The Australian website:
Dec 8th 2003 | 3:55 pm
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Originally posted by Megalania
Looks like they're off to Jerusalem on a Christian Jihad.
Looks like they're off to Jerusalem on a Christian Jihad.
If word got to the Millwall Supporters & other similar footy supporters' organisations that Osama said that English Football supporters were poofs, that would take care of the terrorism threat, wouldn't it?
Would that work?
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Dec 8th 2003 | 4:04 pm
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Originally posted by downunderpom
You know, there's an idea in that....
If word got to the Millwall Supporters & other similar footy supporters' organisations that Osama said that English Football supporters were poofs, that would take care of the terrorism threat, wouldn't it?
Would that work?
You know, there's an idea in that....
If word got to the Millwall Supporters & other similar footy supporters' organisations that Osama said that English Football supporters were poofs, that would take care of the terrorism threat, wouldn't it?
Would that work?
Dec 8th 2003 | 4:28 pm
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all Australian news programs showed it. In terms of comments, general comments were to the effect that the enormous size of the crowd in London reflected the english sporting public's desperation given decades and decades and decades of winning zip of any sporting significance.
to be honest, i think the australian public generally moved on from the loss about 1 day after the world cup final itself.
to be honest, i think the australian public generally moved on from the loss about 1 day after the world cup final itself.
Dec 8th 2003 | 9:54 pm
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Originally posted by jimmyz
all Australian news programs showed it. In terms of comments, general comments were to the effect that the enormous size of the crowd in London reflected the english sporting public's desperation given decades and decades and decades of winning zip of any sporting significance.
to be honest, i think the australian public generally moved on from the loss about 1 day after the world cup final itself.
all Australian news programs showed it. In terms of comments, general comments were to the effect that the enormous size of the crowd in London reflected the english sporting public's desperation given decades and decades and decades of winning zip of any sporting significance.
to be honest, i think the australian public generally moved on from the loss about 1 day after the world cup final itself.
I think the young chap who had been there all night and swam in the fountain in sub-zero temperatures summed it up best when interviewed by Sky News. 'We've not won nuffink since 1966 so I just had to be here'. Do you watch rugby matches asked the reporter 'Nup he replied'.
Fair dues though it was touching to see such a display of passion and national pride.
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Dec 8th 2003 | 10:46 pm
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Originally posted by jimmyz
all Australian news programs showed it. In terms of comments, general comments were to the effect that the enormous size of the crowd in London reflected the english sporting public's desperation given decades and decades and decades of winning zip of any sporting significance.
to be honest, i think the australian public generally moved on from the loss about 1 day after the world cup final itself.
all Australian news programs showed it. In terms of comments, general comments were to the effect that the enormous size of the crowd in London reflected the english sporting public's desperation given decades and decades and decades of winning zip of any sporting significance.
to be honest, i think the australian public generally moved on from the loss about 1 day after the world cup final itself.
After all the Australians were world champs at a sport they 've only got three provincial teams playing in at international club level. Rugby Union is the 3rd footie code played on TV in Australia probably. I don't count soccer (yet).
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Dec 8th 2003 | 10:51 pm
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I really enjoyed the parade though.... good to see... it made me proud to be English , and I was choking up with they started singing! really
where was the ticker tape though? was ticker tape banned or something?
, and I was choking up with they started singing! reallywhere was the ticker tape though? was ticker tape banned or something?
Dec 8th 2003 | 10:54 pm
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Originally posted by badgersmount
if truth be told, this is absolutely true, and the average Australian is now bemused.
if truth be told, this is absolutely true, and the average Australian is now bemused.
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Dec 8th 2003 | 10:59 pm
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Originally posted by jandjuk
I really enjoyed the parade though.... good to see... it made me proud to be English , and I was choking up with they started singing! really
where was the ticker tape though? was ticker tape banned or something?
I really enjoyed the parade though.... good to see... it made me proud to be English
, and I was choking up with they started singing! reallywhere was the ticker tape though? was ticker tape banned or something?
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Dec 8th 2003 | 11:05 pm
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sounds like sour grapes to me. typical australian - worst losers in the world.
Originally posted by OzTennis
Yeah, wasn't it great to see 750,000 singing 'Swing low sweet chariot, swing low sweet chariot, swing low sweet chariot, swing low sweet chariot ...... what's the next words?
OzTennis
Yeah, wasn't it great to see 750,000 singing 'Swing low sweet chariot, swing low sweet chariot, swing low sweet chariot, swing low sweet chariot ...... what's the next words?
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