@chelt_onian@scrumming_ten@AllyGraybxl TBF last last 10 years I’ve really been impressed by the change the Argentina rugby team have made when they come over for the 6 nation they have improved, seen a lot more sportsmanship but they jumped back 20 years
@scrumming_ten@AllyGraybxl Started a fight after losing the football World Cup, attacking the ref after losing in the rugby, football players filmed slinging racist songs on the bus, the rugby coach having a meltdown because the lads were singing after winning in hostile territory
@gaelic67@StanCollymore In your world you guys can say anything you want no matter how offensive or antagonistic but the second anyone says anything back it’s “ rattled, we’re in their heads” it’s time to focus on your own country’s and trying to stop being so shit and have some ambition again
@GOPIsrael Argentina for clarification did absolutely nothing as they have no military or bases of any note and the UK helped your planes re fuel, protected all the Middle Eastern allies that you left for dead and allowed you to fly defensive mission so that we were clear of the war crimes
@soepuntocom@JyCrtwrghtNat Because London is the biggest financial center in the world as well as the leading gold exchange, japans currency has also had massive fluctuations for the past decade like your own but they actually produce stuff that people need so it hasn’t bottomed out like yours
@jimmy_bothwell Your football fans still have scheduled fights before games, you can stop the PR spin now lads we see the scenes before and after Scottish premier league games
🚨NEW: The Argentine government has asked for new talks with the British government over their unsubstantiated claim over the Falkland Islands.
Argentina's Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno has said: "Our claim will not be relinquished, resigned, or abandoned. The Falkland Islands are history, territory, sea, memory, and destiny. They are a promise between generations."
Residents voted 99.8% in favour of remaining a British territory in 2013. The Falklands had no permanent population before the British arrived on the islands, making Brits the natives of the land.