England celebrates NFC Champs

All England is ecstatic over the Giants win against the Packers in the NFC Championship game.

Honorary Giants Captain, John Terry, had this to say; "it is nice to finally get to captain a winning team."

Gordon Brown had this to say: "an Englishman captaining a winning Football team is certainly something to celebrate."

Originally posted by Red Night
All England is ecstatic over the Giants win against the Packers in the NFC Championship game.

Honorary Giants Captain, John Terry, had this to say; "it is nice to finally get to captain a winning team."

Gordon Brown had this to say: "an Englishman captaining a winning Football team is certainly something to celebrate."

Originally posted by Red Night
All England is ecstatic over the Giants win against the Packers in the NFC Championship game.

Honorary Giants Captain, John Terry, had this to say; "it is nice to finally get to captain a winning team."

Gordon Brown had this to say: "an Englishman captaining a winning Football team is certainly something to celebrate."

Originally posted by SmookieP
How is "All England" ecstatic over this? Most of England have never heard of them.

Originally posted by SmookieP
How is "All England" ecstatic over this? Most of England have never heard of them.

Originally posted by SmookieP
How is "All England" ecstatic over this? Most of England have never heard of them.

Originally posted by Red Night
John Terry is captaining a winning team...I think they may declare a national holiday.

Originally posted by Ragnorak
You may want to look into what Terry has won as captain of Chelsea. It might improve your joke. Or render it completely redundant.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Look, Terry has moved on to a REAL SPORT. Football. Real Football.

NFL Football.

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
In your average game of REAL football, how many times does the ball actually make contact with a foot?

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Originally posted by duecer
lots

Originally posted by Ragnorak
In your average game of REAL football, how many times does the ball actually make contact with a foot?

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
In your average game of REAL football, how many times does the ball actually make contact with a foot?

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
More times than your stupid round ball goes in the net.

GOAL!~

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
Probably why soccer isn't called GOALBALL!

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