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Looks like UFEA are trying to spread the blame on both sides:rolleyes: Uefa has charged the Serbian and English football associations following the fracas at the end of the Under-21 football match between the two nations.European football's governing body said it was instigating proceedings against the Serbian FA over the conduct of its players and supporters. And proceedings are also being instigated against the English FA for the "improper conduct" of its players. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19985824

God England are so average....England games are so dull these days.

Ask him if he thinks he is better than Billy Sharp

Marvin Sordell disagrees it would seem The Football Association is investigating claims by Marvin Sordell that Bolton players were racially abused during their loss to Millwall. Sordell, 21, said on Twitter that derogatory remarks were made to him and team-mates Lee Chung-Yong, Darren Pratley and Benik Afobe at The Den. "Chungy, Pratts, Benik and I had all sorts of things said to us," the England under-21 international tweeted. Sordell also wrote on the social networking site: "Putting the match aside, it's 2012 in England and people are still shouting racial abuse at a football game?" http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19859680

Apparently they can't close the roof if it's raining....according o the Polish FA spokeswoman that ITV interviewed

Shocking.......who'd of thought Serbians would be racist. They're normally so nice to ethnic minorities just ask the Croats, Bosinians and Albanians what nice people the Serbs are.................. bet they get a little slap on the wrist by FIFA/UFEA at most.

Maybe he never played a game in Serbia........

LOL build a stadium with a roof that can't be closed when it's rainning.....then don't close it in preperation becuase although heavy rain was predicted you weren't expecting a down pour................Never mind the under pitch heating will dry the pitch out:lol: The Polish FA at last someone who makes the English FA look competent:scared:

Don't agree democracy should be about what the majority want not the minority. In this case we are all part of the United Kingdom of Great Britian and have been since 1707 (a rather long 305 years) so English, Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish should all get a say in whether this country splits up. There's a big difference between self determination for a short term country like Yugoslavia which lasted a mere 61 years (less if you take out 4 years of German occupation) were people could still remember being independent and the UK were no one alive for many(many) generations would remember any such thing. I might as well started lobbying for Wessex to leave the union. Perversly the scots would probably get indepenence if the English were allowed to vote if the comments on the BBC website are anything to go by..............

So their main reason for keeping a Scottish defence force would be to keep half of Scotland employed?

This totally ....I've always considered my self British first and English second why shouldn't I get a say on wheather my country is broken up?

So they shot a wounded unarmed man........I could see why that might not go down well

Do you think a load of our supporters didn't know 'Arry has already left........

Sounds painful ..not sure I like the sound of that:scared:

.....people really should think twice before trying to mug a Ghurka... A former Kent Gurkha who fought off a mugger was unaware the attacker's knife had snapped, leaving the five inch blade embedded in his left arm. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-19944833

In fairness do the Scots need a defence force apart from us who are they going to go to war with?

Oh really....what would be the point of that? Whats the Fascist got that Nigel hasn't?

I'm not a big fan of Fox but he was up against Bale FFS it was given he was going to get battered.......

The problem is with this type of asymmetric warfare body count isn't what wins wars you're trying to deprive the insurgents of their civilan support base it's all about hearts and minds. That's why the RoE have to be strict shoot one unarmed local you thought was an insurgent (but wasn't) and you could undo months of goodwill work with the local population. The Americans, in Nam, and the Rhodesians were untouchable in a stand up fight yet still couldn't win their respective wars for lack of strong local support. The British army wrote the book on defeating an insurgency with the Malayan emergency it's all about the right mix of brute force and hearts and minds.

Personally from what I've seen of him this season Yoshida is the best CB we have...........

Interesting the telly said the England game was a sell out seemed to be a lot of empty seats on the telly was Wembley suffering from SMS syndrome?

Would people rather the British army (or in this case navy) used the same tactics? It's like everything a line has to be drawn somewhere that's what the RoE are for and what seperates the British armed forces from scum like the Taliban (or the SS). The armed forces of a democracy need to be accountable IMO.

When I was a kid I used to idolise England players like Peter Shilton,Terry Butcher, Linker and Bryan Robson watching this game tonight almost wanting San Marino to win I really just can't find it in my heart to like the current English players.....

at least one of us can...............