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 Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend  
Date:   Mon 11 Sep 21:19

I`m looking forward to this game. It will certainly be no friendly and the Scots have a sporting chance of beating the auld enemy.

I`ve been listening to the build up on Talksport and guys like Danny Mills exemplify why Scotland want to get it right up them.

Let`s do it for the Big Man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d912EkoNPN0

COME ON, SCOTLAND



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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert  
Date:   Mon 11 Sep 22:11

As long as its not like the Centenary game!🄶🄶🄶
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Berry  
Date:   Mon 11 Sep 22:57

Couldn’t be less interested to be honest. The big game was Cyprus.
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: AdamAntsParsStripe  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 10:49

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Berry, Mon 11 Sep 22:57

Couldn’t be less interested to be honest. The big game was Cyprus.


While I agree the championship games are way more important, like Steve Clark says in interviews, games like tonight are what Scotland aspire to in the coming years if we are to be successful and to compete against the top players.
Both sets of players will be right up for it given most of them play each other in domestic games so I see a cracker of a game potentially this evening.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Rusty Shackleford  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 11:10

Can`t wait. No such thing as a Scotland England friendly.
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Dave_1885  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 12:13

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Berry, Mon 11 Sep 22:57

Couldn’t be less interested to be honest. The big game was Cyprus.


Cyprus was the big game; but thats done and dusted now and out of the way.

This is a big game, despite being billed as a friendly. Its a chance to show we are a decent side these days that are difficult to beat and can get goals. It will also go towards world ranking points so another win would boost that and our seedings in future draws.

Also, Hampden is becoming a fortress again, and it would be outstanding to get one over on them 😁
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: EastEndTales  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 12:22

Chance to put another marker down as a big dog. Where are we at? Beat England, says a lot

Ep.11 of East End Tales is out now- Jack de Gier!

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DBP  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 12:38

I will obviously be watching and hoping we pump them… but genuinely can’t see the benefit of this game…

The only positive is we come out where we are, ie high moral and good momentum… the risk is the result goes against us and questions start getting asked and/or it derails us a bit.

I’d love to play England, but at the euros not in a meaningless game
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: buffy  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 12:58

You and me DBP dancing in oor living rooms the night - it’s just a pity I cannae fit into ma tartan mini kilt anymore.

The diet starts the morn….

ā€Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fifeā€, J. Spence 2019ā€
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: saltonsgonagetu  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 14:58

Live on channel 4 tonight

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DBP  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 16:48

Don’t think I’ve got the legs for a mini Lily buffy…

and I know it’s 2024 and we’re all progressive society etc, but not sure the neighbours coming round for the game are ready for me jumping about in one either! šŸ˜‚
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: buffy  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 17:01

šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚

ā€Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fifeā€, J. Spence 2019ā€
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: allparone  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 18:12

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DBP, Tue 12 Sep 12:38

I will obviously be watching and hoping we pump them… but genuinely can’t see the benefit of this game…

The only positive is we come out where we are, ie high moral and good momentum… the risk is the result goes against us and questions start getting asked and/or it derails us a bit.

I’d love to play England, but at the euros not in a meaningless game


I pretty much agree with this. The last time we played England in a friendly it came out after the match that Strachan and Hodgson had a pre match agreement that they would play for 60 minutes then change as much as they wanted after that. If I remember correctly, England changed pretty much their whole midfield and attack line within a matter of minutes. At that point it was no longer a proper game of football and the result was irrelevant. I won’t be surprised if something similar happens tonight tbh.
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: wee eck  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 18:55

Scotland

1Gunn
15Porteous
13Hendry
6Tierney
2Hickey
4McTominay
7McGinn
3Robertson
14Gilmour
8McGregor
10Adams

England

1Ramsdale
2Walker
6Dunk
5GuƩhi
8Phillips
3Trippier
4Rice
10Bellingham
7Foden
9Kane
11Rashford

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DBP  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 19:43

Really not into booing other people’s national anthems…

Or minute silences either

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: red-star-par  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 19:49

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DBP, Tue 12 Sep 19:43

Really not into booing other people’s national anthems


Normally I`m not, but in that case I`ll make an exception. It`s not really an Anthem for a country, it`s an Anthem for an unelected head of state.

If England had a real Anthem celebrating the country and it`s people I`d be all for it, but that`s the anthem of a tinpot dictatorship
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DBP  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 19:56

I agree, and as a atheist Republican I’m disenfranchised twice in the first line…

But if England want to celebrate their nation by singing about being subjugated by a privileged, unelected, hereditary head of state, then we should let them get in with it in peace
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Buspasspar  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:22

Oh Jings 2 going on 12

We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: WarringtonPar  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:28

Bellingham on a different level
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Hay Fever  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:34

England in a different league from us. There look like the can score in every attack

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: desparado  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:35

Men against boys. Second best all over the park. Could be a tanking on the cards here…

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: d3monstrate  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:38

As expected, England just have more quality. Bellingham, Rushford and Fodens close control is so far ahead of anyone in blue. Drawing in 3 or 4 players and still coming away with the ball.

We haven`t helped ourselves, a lot of the basics we have getting right lately seem to have went out the window. The 2nd goal especially.

But if we are going to resort to the old Scotland, I`m more than happy to get it out the way in this game as long as it doesn`t affect anything going forward

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: RossF  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:39

Being a Scotland fan has been amazing lately but I did get the fear organising friendlies against arguably the two best teams in the world within a month. England have played us off the park and we`re lucky to be going in only 2-0. We haven`t laid a glove on them. I fear next month v France could be much worse. I don`t know why we organise glamour friendlies like these during important campaigns when they could potentially damage confidence? Hopefully we can come out better in the second half but this England team (much as it pains me to say) are streets ahead of us. They`d blow apart most teams playing like this.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: wulliepar57  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:40

Hate to say it but We are getting a fitba lesson just now
we cannot keep the ball or pass it
As others have said how many times have we been caught out with a simple ball over the top
Maybe I am being critical but the 2 goals were avoidable especially the 2nd goal what was Robertson thing about
Hope in the second half we make more of a game of it

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: wee eck  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:43

As Steve Clarke says you need to play better teams to get better yourselves. Hard as it is to take. there`s no point in hiding from these teams.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: buffy  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:44

So I fell asleep after ma tea and I’ve just woken up….. what have ah missed?

Is DBP flashing his legs?

ā€Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fifeā€, J. Spence 2019ā€
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: kelty_par  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:44

"England in a different league from us."

They are - down in League B while we mix it with the big boys in League A...

Not tonight though. Playing the occasion rather than the opposition, panicking and forgetting to do the basics, trying too hard to force it when it`s not on and getting caught out with simple balls over the top. England should really win the whole tournament next summer unless Southgate does something daft or they lose to France again. Bellingham is annoying and a bit of a fud but a great player, Rushford looks back to his best, they`ve ditched McGuire and Henderson... this can be anything that England want it really.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: EastEndTales  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:45

England`s shape is working a treat against us.

Ep.11 of East End Tales is out now- Jack de Gier!

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Indiapar  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:46

England are a standard above. They move the ball well, create space in tight areas. Agreed we have to play teams like this. It will be a good test for Spain. Maybe some tiredness out there from the gamein Cyprus
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: WarringtonPar  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:48

There is hope….MaGuire on for the second half😳
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: d3monstrate  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 20:48

They also seem to be playing with a freedom that they usually lack in a competitive fixture

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Jeffery  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:01

It`s ok, we`ll beat then in the finals of the Euros.
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DBP  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:08

Sorry buffy… disappointing game so not left my seat, at least the neighbours are happy about that bit of our performance!
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: WarringtonPar  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:11

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WarringtonPar, Tue 12 Sep 20:48

There is hope….MaGuire on for the second half😳


Told youšŸ˜‚
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DBP  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:11

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WarringtonPar, Tue 12 Sep 20:48

There is hope….MaGuire on for the second half😳


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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: jake89  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:12

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WarringtonPar, Tue 12 Sept 20:48

There is hope….MaGuire on for the second half😳


LOL
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: d3monstrate  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:13

Much better since the subs came on, shape is the same, England have slowed down, but a lot more belief being shown now

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: buffy  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:37

I’ve had to switch off the commentary on c4 because mccoist is bloody annoying

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: RossF  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 21:39

Norway keeper just made a great save to keep the game 2-1 before full time there. Almost a happy ending!

As for the Scotland game, they`re just too good for us. I do wish we were a bit more positive though and gave players like Nisbet and Shankland a chance rather than bringing on Ryan Jack for the last 3/4 minutes. I don`t want to be critical of Steve Clarke however with everything he has done. We need to eliminate ant errors for the Spain game though. They`ve scored 13 goals in their last two games. It seems like we`ve angered them!



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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 22:02

Well beaten, apart from a wee flurry in the second half.
England were very good. Slick, quick and powerful.




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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: DA-go Par Adonis  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 22:15

To be fair, there`s not too many sides better than England at the moment.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: NikNakPar  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 22:20

Bellingham is unreal. Pity it was against Scotland but he was a joy to watch. Future multiple ballon d`or winner.
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: parathletic  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 22:46

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NikNakPar, Tue 12 Sept 22:20

Bellingham is unreal. Pity it was against Scotland but he was a joy to watch. Future multiple ballon d`or winner.


His younger brother looks a player as well.
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: The One Who Knocks  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 23:36

England are footballing powerhouse at all levels of the game these days. Better teams than us won`t be able to resist them so we shouldn`t beat ourselves up. France, Portugal and maybe Spain will be the only nations that can stop them claiming the Euros next summer. Our aim has to be consistently beating , home and away , tier three nations and to be genuinely competitive against the tier two nations. The Georgia game in November is all that matters now. We can`t count on Spain beating Norway in Oslo. With the likes of Haaland and Odegard the Norwegians could spring a shock.

And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Dave_1885  
Date:   Tue 12 Sep 23:37

Cant complain about that tonight to be fair…..maybe a bit slow at the races, but the important game was Friday.

Harry Maguire is some boy though! šŸ˜‚ the oles he was receiving from the Scotland end clearly got to him!
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: GG Riva  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 08:23

Quote:

The One Who Knocks, Tue 12 Sept 23:36

England are footballing powerhouse at all levels of the game these days. Better teams than us won`t be able to resist them so we shouldn`t beat ourselves up. France, Portugal and maybe Spain will be the only nations that can stop them claiming the Euros next summer. Our aim has to be consistently beating , home and away , tier three nations and to be genuinely competitive against the tier two nations. The Georgia game in November is all that matters now. We can`t count on Spain beating Norway in Oslo. With the likes of Haaland and Odegard the Norwegians could spring a shock.


England could win Euro 24 and the next WC if they had a manager like Pep or Klopp instead of the ultracautious Southgate. Maybe he`s finally seen the light, though, and given all that attacking talent free reign.....



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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 08:54

We looked like we were running on empty, maybe the heat of Cyprus plus the travelling had an effect on us.

It was a chance to play squad players and I hope it hasn`t dented our progression.

Maybe if Nisbet had played and scored a hat trick, Pars might have got a multi million payout!šŸ‘šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: EastEndTales  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 08:55

The boys will need to cope with it, it`ll be hot next summer I promise you and playing at least 3 games in a short space of time isn`t for everyone.

Ep.11 of East End Tales is out now- Jack de Gier!

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: The One Who Knocks  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 09:14

GG, I think he is cautious because the one area of the England team that isn`t truly world class is their centre half options. Going forward though, when unleashed, they will steamroller most. When the best player at Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are English then you know our southern neighbours are on the brink of something special.

And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: wee eck  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 10:09

Did you notice the Pars got a mention amongst the welter of stats the commentator unleashed during the match?

I must say I liked the look of the Scotland top - simple and traditional.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Buspasspar  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 10:12

Topic Originator: WarringtonPar
Date: Tue 12 Sep 20:48

There is hope….MaGuire on for the second half😳

Actually thought you had nailed it for a minute WP :-))

We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: desparado  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 10:40

McGuire was our best player on the night and his finish was sublime…..Fodenesque…..pity we could not give him the service later on in the match..

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: fcda  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 13:28

Quality from the fans on McGuire. Did I miss it or was there no mention of it by the commentators?
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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: Brucey Bonus  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 13:29

England do have a world class centre half in John Stones, but he’s been out since the summer. He’s pretty much Pep’s favourite just now and him being able to play in the hybrid role is a large part of how City were unstoppable after Christmas last season. Southgate just needs to work out how to support him.

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 Re: Scotland v England - 150th anniversary
Topic Originator: GG Riva  
Date:   Wed 13 Sep 18:28

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The One Who Knocks, Wed 13 Sept 09:14

GG, I think he is cautious because the one area of the England team that isn`t truly world class is their centre half options. Going forward though, when unleashed, they will steamroller most. When the best player at Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are English then you know our southern neighbours are on the brink of something special.


That may be true in part, TOWK, but as a defender himself, Southgate`s almost invariably going to have a safety first philosophy.



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