Pride of Britain (& Ireland)

[ever]

Actually they didn't. The Irish Free State was formed in 1919, separated from the UK in 1922 but they remained a dominion of the British Empire until 1948.

bastard, :lol: damn wikki lied to me

 

[Stoof]

SERIOUSLY - stop talking about it please. Back to the point of the thread ...

This is the second gentle reminder.

 

[BoringOldFan]

There was a similar article a year or so ago about how Spurs could provide a whole England team. It included the likes of Antony Gardner, Dean Marney, Johnnie Jackson and Lee Barnard!

I don't think we'll see an entirely British/Irish team (wot no Berbatov?) but it's good to know that Tottenham still recruits and plays talent from these islands instead of stealing it from European/African academies :wink:.

 

[smithym]

So we are agreed Keane IS infact british :up:

 

[General Levy]

Do you think we will ever play this team, considering they all are considered first teamers?

Surely it shows we are truly something to be proud of compared to what the other team plays:

Robinson
Hutton Woodgate King Gunter
Lennon Jenas Huddlestone Bale
Bent Keane

vs

Adebayor Van Persie
Rosicky Flamini Fabregas Eboue
Clichy Gallas Toure Sagna
Almunia

Who cares where they come from?

 

[Bonjour]

Dear lord.. not again!!

 

[General Levy]

Dear lord.. not again!!

Tell me about it?!?:bang::bang::bang:

 

[FMA]

So....Robbie Keane is British, yeah?

 

[Stoof]

Locked.

If you want to discuss this properly, you can just find the ROW vs. British/Irish thread. :up: