ENGLAND WORLD CUP SONG 2010 - We're gonna win we're the england team

ENGLAND WORLD CUP SONG 2010. A catchy upbeat song for the enjoyment of the England fans.

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[CoolHacks4Free]

You foreigners are mocking England? Sure, our team may not be the greatest, but if it wasn't for us, you wouldn't have football. We invented it, assholes.

[Samy1053]

emile heskey is the greatest player of all time. fact.

[angels77100]

@pieman78bc Actually I'm Irish-American, & I always believed Donohue to be an Irish Surname. (Well there's really no such thing as a Scot as the Scots were just a mad Irish tribe who decided to migrate to somewhere even wetter than Ireland which they called Scotia (Ireland) in old Gaelic, meaning Scotland in modern language.

[pieman78bc]

@angels77100 So that means Your not American then? unless your a native American Indian? Although i totally agree with what you said at the end, but even if the English did invent the pot noodle, they can have it as they are disgusting ;)

[angels77100]

@pieman78bc I see. Thank you for that piece of interesting information. Donohue is actually an Irish name, so it was in fact the Irish who invented Soccer. Ireland's history is centuries older than Scotland's (& England didn't even exist, it was all Britain or Wales then as Briton means 'our land' in gaelic). Has anyone any information on the history of the pot noodle cuz that's all the English have really invented but I aim to dispute even that?

[pieman78bc]

@muhammedali1234 aye right, when???



[pieman78bc]

@r3ddevilfan It just gets funnier and funnier!!! lol

[pieman78bc]

@r3ddevilfan The animals which Richard I had three of on his shirt were leopards. At the time they were not aware of the difference between lions and leopards. In heraldry, a leopard is always sideways on and in that particular shape you now see on England football shirts in what is known as passant gardant. This means that Frank Skinner and David Baddiel's song "Three Lions" is totally wrong. In Scotland they use a rampant lion which is standing on two legs.

[pieman78bc]

@angels77100 wrong again, it was a guy Thomas Donohue from Busby who introduced the game to Brazil, Donohue, a dye expert, went to the country in 1893 to work in a factory in Bangu, near Rio de Janeiro. An excellent footballer, he was keen to start a team in his new home, but there were no footballs in Brazil. Donohue imported a ball and the first football match in Brazil took place in April 1894 — six months before Miller started his team in Sao Paolo.

[pieman78bc]

@CoolHacks4Free actually your wrong, the Scots invented football, the english only gave it written rules, it was actually played in a field in Perth many years before the English started playing it. Also the Scots used it as a cover to invade places like Newcastle. check out the early scores between Scotland and England, the Scots were unbeaten for years and years against England. anything else you want to know?

[angels77100]

@CoolHacks4Free Actually Soccer was invented by the Spanish who introduced it to South America. Soccer is mostly a girl's sport, but there are a few professional leagues around the world now. Some soccer players are even famous Pele, Maradonna or (check out Cristiano Ronaldo who plays for Royal Madrid) but I ain't ever heard of a famous Brit soccer player. Get yourself educated you limey assholes. You know nothing & own fuck all.

[LuckynumberSlevin11]

@CoolHacks4Free Arrogant English.