FATV – Jermain Defoe says the England players are relishing the chance to face old rivals Germany in the last 16 of the World Cup and believes they have the quality to go all the way in South Africa.
Defoe stole all the headlines when he scored the crucial winning goal against Slovenia on Wednesday to ensure England reached the next phase of the tournament.
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FATV – Chelsea Captain John Terry talks to the press about England’s moral, team support for Fabio Capello and the importance of the Slovenia game.
Subscribe to the official England team channel on YouTube for all the latest news and behind the scenes action as England try and win the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa.
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Valley Lodge, “All of My Loving”. Directed by Dave & Rory. Produced by Margaux Ravis. Valley Lodge is Phil Costello, John Kimbrough, Rob Pfeiffer, Eddie Eyeball, and Dave Hill. Warning: Kind of NSFW if your boss doesn’t like butts.
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Watch all the goals from the England v Croatia World Cup 2010 Qualifier from Wembley (9 Sept 2009).
England booked their place at next summers World Cup with an emphatic 5-1 dismissal of Croatia at Wembley Stadium.
It was a game that England controlled from the off and two goals apiece for Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard and a Wayne Rooney strike ensured Fabio Capello could finally book the flights to South Africa. Arsenal forward, Eduardo, pulled a goal back for Croatia, but by then it was too little, too late.
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2008, Feb 22nd – Tony, EJ and Lexie are invited to the DiMasion to meet their new Uncle Johnny.
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The music video for Rik Mayall’s Official, Unofficial England World Cup Anthem 2010. Filmed at the STC Football Club – New Eltham, London, England.
Directed by Matthew Esturheizen
Produced by Dave Loughran
Co-produced by Helen Baker
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Concept & Music by Peter Andrew Hall
Produced & Arranged by Dave Loughran
Speech respectfully taken from Shakespeares “Henry V” & adapted by Peter Andrew Hall & Arranged by Dave Loughran
Cast:
Rik Mayall
Helen Baker
John Cockerill
Chris Firth
Will Kenning
Lawrence Stubbings
Richard Reynard
Suzy Bloom
Roy Rose
Sid Mayall
James D Ingram
Dave Loughran
Olly Hipkins
Peter Andrew Hall
Toby Decann
Oliver Ashworth
Theo Ogundipe
Barry Brosnan
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The most romantic album to come out of the Moody Blues’ orbit, and the biggest success of their five-year hiatus. Hayward has the more distinctive body of songs, but their strength as a unit lies in their vocal pairing, which is as strong here as it ever was with the group. The pair play the guitars and basses, backed by a group that includes members of the Threshold-signed band Providence. Hayward wrote or co-wrote seven of the original album’s ten songs, and most of it is fairly impressive as soft romantic rock, although “Nights Winters Years” is a little bit too melodramatic. Lodge has one of the better rockers to come out of the group’s orbit, however, in “Saved By the Music,” which is also a surprisingly spiritual song. The production by Tony Clarke echoes the best Moody Blues sound. The bonus track, “Blue Guitar,” is an added attraction to the CD.
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2008, Feb 22nd – Tony, EJ and Lexie are invited to the DiMasion to meet their new Uncle Johnny.
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Donate now to make a difference to the lives of thousands of people living in abject poverty, or facing terrible injustice, both across Africa and in the UK. http://www.bbc.co.uk/rednoseday
Gavin and stacey special for Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day 2009
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from “28 Days Later” soundtrack