Easily the least fussed I've been about a competitive game against England, but no doubt I'll be up for it come Friday.
I would be interested to know what folk who follow Scotland (and/or England) closer than I do think about what our chances will be. Will it be safe to watch?
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Thread: (NHC) England v Scotland
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05-11-2016 01:05 PM #1
(NHC) England v Scotland
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05-11-2016 01:11 PM #2
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We will skelp those loathsome sassenachs.
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05-11-2016 01:14 PM #3
I think 3-0 England personally. 1-0 earlyish and two later goals second half.
Was at Wembley in 2013 and was utter bedlam when we scored both times. Would love to be able to experience that feeling again so just a goal would be nice but can't even see that tbh. Living down here winning would be on a different planet.Scottish Cup Winners 2016 - The Immortals
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05-11-2016 03:14 PM #5
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I think I prefer to watch my piece of turf (vintage 1977) growing away in the back garden than watch what passes to be a Scotland team these days (McGinn excepted).
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05-11-2016 03:47 PM #6
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Yes, unfortunately I'm not holding my breath for this one. 2-0 or 3-1 England.
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05-11-2016 03:50 PM #7
2-0 or similar for England.
They'll win comfortably without playing well and get panned by the media.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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05-11-2016 06:10 PM #9
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5-0 England.Scotland are hopeless.
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05-11-2016 06:35 PM #12
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05-11-2016 06:42 PM #13NamelessLeft by mutual consent!
I'm thinking 1-1, or 2-1 England with a late goal. We are poor, but so are England, so this is a good time to be playing them. I'm not overly interested in the national team, but I'd watch us play ANYTHING against England, so at the very least I'll have a good night in the pub.
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05-11-2016 06:47 PM #14
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I don't watch international football and I have no intention of watching this game, but you just need to look at the form of both teams to conclude that England are mediocre at best while Scotland are considerably worse and have been for some 20 years. I'd imagine a pretty dismal game of football which on paper England should just about scrape through.
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05-11-2016 06:51 PM #15
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Not been to Wembley since 1977. My tickets arrived today, spending Thursday and Friday night in London with my wife and can't wait to get there. Same result as 1977 would do nicely but going with good company so hopefully won't matter.
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05-11-2016 06:53 PM #17
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If Strachan had left the personal grudges aside and picked Bardsley I could see a tight game.
As it is with Rashford or Sterling running at Calum Paterson i see a 3 goal reverse for england.
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05-11-2016 06:57 PM #19
Scotland are often at their best when written off...let's hope that's the case against what is a very average England team.
Our defence terrifies me...particularly the centre backs so I'd imagine we'll look to sit in and protect them and try to hit England on the break.
The longer we can keep the game at 0-0 the better as the Wembley crowd will turn on England if they're not 2 or 3 up by half time.
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05-11-2016 07:48 PM #21
Tickets came today...seats are between the 18yd and centre circle.. bring it oan \o/
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