Don Julio Posted Tuesday at 12:39 Report Posted Tuesday at 12:39 And if ICE catch him he’s on his own. More seriously I assume that Powerade have dictated the music for the hydration breaks? Not that they’ve anything at all to do with an advertising opportunity. Oh no. Purely about player safety. 1 Quote
swaddon Posted Thursday at 11:10 Report Posted Thursday at 11:10 The England manager is complaining that they won't have time to acclimatise to the conditions in Mexico City before they play the co-hosts there. What does he want to happen? The game to be moved? Mexico to be expelled? Just sook it up. Quote
Don Julio Posted Thursday at 11:58 Report Posted Thursday at 11:58 Having lived there for 3 years, it will be tough for them and will give Mexico a big advantage. Them’s the breaks though. Anyway, who wouldn’t want to play at the Azteca stadium?! Quote
CurlsLikeTattie Posted Thursday at 11:58 Author Report Posted Thursday at 11:58 47 minutes ago, swaddon said: The England manager is complaining that they won't have time to acclimatise to the conditions in Mexico City before they play the co-hosts there. What does he want to happen? The game to be moved? Mexico to be expelled? Just sook it up. I've been to Mexico City. It's fine. Nae hint of altitude sickness...........and I'm hardly a professional athlete at the peak of physical condition. Fuckin' Jessies Quote
swaddon Posted Thursday at 16:50 Report Posted Thursday at 16:50 4 hours ago, CurlsLikeTattie said: I've been to Mexico City. It's fine. Nae hint of altitude sickness...........and I'm hardly a professional athlete at the peak of physical condition. Fuckin' Jessies Their supporters will be fine, they've all got their heads in the clouds anyway. 1 Quote
Jute Posted yesterday at 07:08 Report Posted yesterday at 07:08 FIFA now saying England game against Mexico not moving kick off time. England still moaning. Quote
swaddon Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago USA's Falorin Balogun has had his one match ban suspended for one year by FIFA, meaning he can play in the next game. US President Donald Trump thanked Fifa for "reversing a great injustice" in a post on Truth Social. Trump wrote: "Thank you to Fifa for doing what was right, and reversing a great injustice! President DONALD J. TRUMP." Nothing to see here, no corruption whatsoever. Quote
BigAl Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 8 minutes ago, swaddon said: USA's Falorin Balogun has had his one match ban suspended for one year by FIFA, meaning he can play in the next game. US President Donald Trump thanked Fifa for "reversing a great injustice" in a post on Truth Social. Trump wrote: "Thank you to Fifa for doing what was right, and reversing a great injustice! President DONALD J. TRUMP." Nothing to see here, no corruption whatsoever. We all know that Donald is the truth sayer Quote
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