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Cup 2002 Qualifiers |
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Marino |
0 |
2 |
Scotland |
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Elliott |
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Hutchison |
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| Croatia |
1 |
1 |
Scotland |
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Gallacher |
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Fair
chuffed so I am.
Another
4 points under the belt to keep us top o' the group, England gubbed
at home by oor German allies and held tae a draw by the mighty
Finns. Things just dinnae get much better than this.
Ah
knew big Mattie Elliott wid dae the trick at centre forward eventually,
even if it wiz against a team of bus drivers, accountants and
restaurant waiters, and even if he wiz meant tae be at centre-half
at the time.
Croatia
wiz oor biggest test yet, especially with half the team either
injured or skiving off tae have babies, but we came through it
nae bother and could even have sneaked a winner if Don Hutchison
hadnae put his boots on the wrong way round at half-time.
So,
get yer Japanese phrasebooks oot lads, the Jocks are on
their way. Ah've already started learning some of the
slanty-eyed lingo in anticipation. Here's a couple of
wurdz tae get ye started.
| Sushi |
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Whit the nips eat. It's raw
fish. It tastes like shite, even with lashings of
brown sauce on it, and it'll gie you the runs for
sure. No a patch on mince pies. |
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| Sake |
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Whit the nips drink. It's
rice-wine and tastes like warm anti-freeze. Take plenty
of McEwans Export with you instead. I certainly will.
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| Sayonara |
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Japanese for goodbye. As
in "Sayonara, Mr Keegan." |
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Oor
next qualifying game's no until March when we take on
the Belgie's at Hampden. 3 points frae that one and wir
well on oor way. Just one thing bothers me. Where the
buggery is Japan anyway?
Paw
Broon