reet. so it was more like a typical premiership match than a world cup qualifier. where st george didn't exactly slay the dragon the way as he should. okay, so it was a toothless dragon to begin with.
seriously, was it just me or that the two sides had enormous respect towards each other, such that there wasn't much of an incident except beckham's injury?
whereby:
1. mickey owen could have scored but didn't have much luck; otherwise it would somehow boost his morale given his sorry episode at real madrid
2. shrek further demonstrated his maturity but still has got miles to go before being crowned the "next" paul gascoigne
3. england, in typical fashion, defended to death immediately after taking the lead until the opposite team equalised; which in this case wales did not
4. not one of 'em three strikers demonstrated the genius of alan shearer or teddy sheringham, cleverly drifting into the six yard box shaking off their markers
5. every one of 'em england players was inside their half defending, see #3 above
6. wales didn't much scare 'em either except attempts by bellamy and speed
7. the squad were once again dominated by manyoooo players
8. hargreaves' barnet vaguely resembled my, erm, last fling's
all in all, it was quite an entertaining game. beside some eye candy to ogle at. at the local that is.
or st george left the dragon huffin' and puffin'. or that the dragon magically turned into sheep.
meh. this is getting corny.
as blahed by the letter b @ October 11, 2004 08:36 AMOr you could say that St. George had left the dragon, erm, two balls less?
as blahed by La Idler @ October 11, 2004 07:34 AM