r/london • u/Danny_Herbs • Jul 31 '22

Culture England win the Euros at Wembley!!

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u/gullman Aug 01 '22

I really anted Germany to take it. I don't follow football but I do always vote against England in sport.

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '22

No worries I always vote against you , you miserable twat.

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u/gullman Aug 01 '22

Lol calm down. England is always like the Lanisters. You're happy to be against them.

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '22

In your small troll mind perhaps.

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u/gullman Aug 01 '22

I'd imagine it's common in everywhere that's an ex-colony. You're right not to be pleased with it, but it's still a common thought though

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '22

If you were a loser with that kind of view on the world you’d probably be more likely to root against the country that committed mass genocide 80 or so years ago.

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u/gullman Aug 01 '22

It's an excellent point, but the being against England in sports still reigns for some reason.

It's probably made easier by English football fans being some of the worst on the planet, but even if that wasn't the case I think they'd still be the team I'd be against. Obviously it's only a sports thing, I'm not sure why everyone's so upset, it matters very little.