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why england should retire from all sports

Don`t you just love it when Canadians open their mouths and put their foot in it..

Famous canadian sportsmen just roll off the tongue don`t they...er ???? Er???? Oh yes Greg Razz...whatever it was, the tennis player...Oh **** thats not right he didn`t want to play for Canada did he? He decided to play for us...and he was useless.

Football...well we won the world cup in 1966 and Canada won it...oh never.

F1...the winner of the last grand prix in Monte Carlo...where was he from??

Golf...check out where it originated...it certainly was not in England.

I think the Brits should get out of sport when the Canadians get in.

Cliff thorburn...he was Canadian.

Now thats got them running to the search engines.

:cheer::cheer::cheer:

Steve
 
2008 - 1966 = 42 years

Canada doesn't do soccer/football/futbol.

Omg he won a grand prix? I do believe they hold those pretty often....the law of sheer probability would seem to apply....

Meh, Scotland + England = Great Britain. :)

Famous Canadian sportsplayers? All of them play hockey, a handful play american football. Extremely disproportionate success for the size of our population compared to the U.S. and the Soviets/Russians.

Point LoneSoldier.
 
Clifford (Cliff) Charles Devlin Thorburn, CM (born January 16, 1948 in Victoria, British Columbia) is a retired professional Canadian snooker player. A former world number one (one of only 7 players to hold that spot), he reached three world finals and won one of them making him the only player outside the British isles to win the world title in the modern era. His slow, determined style of play earned him the nickname "The Grinder".

Ohhhhh yeaaaaah. Oh Canada!! :D rolling the brits in their OWN GAME!!! No wonder steve said:

I think the Brits should get out of sport when the Canadians get in.

2-0 LoneSoldier

Game. Set. Match.
 
hate to burst your bubble, but golf was invented in Scotland! and no, Scotland's not a part of England LOL.

Oh why did you have to tell him..

I had to tell him the name of a famous sportsman from his own country.

Snooker is a derivitive of a game founded in France not England.

Can some of the canadians step in and shut this fool up, he is embarrassing you all.

Steve
 
haha, i represent all north americans. I am their self-appointed leader.

in any event, was just playing around. no need to get hurtful.

*shrugs and frowns*
 
haha, i represent all north americans. I am their self-appointed leader.

in any event, was just playing around. no need to get hurtful.

*shrugs and frowns*



LOL

Oh noes that would be Al (the man) Gore. He is my only representive on this planet. All Hail Al!!! :hijack: :shakehead:
 
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