Reap the Wild Wyn on Thursday

"Warm today. Warm yesterday. Warm again tomorrow." - Stewie Griffin

Let me be completely honest with you: The news wire is crap. It may have been more productive to simply post links to commentary on the UEFA Euro 2016 matches from yesterday. In lieu of that decision you are going to get my brief thoughts on what remains.

My dreams have manifested themselves as England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Iceland and Wales have all made it to the knock-out round. I mention those because there were questions going into the tournament as to whether these clubs could show on the pitch. France and Germany were always moving on in my opinion, though French fans could surely be given doubt akin to English fans.

Damn you Hungary!!!

I have some tough decisions to make. Do I pull for Sissoko and France, or sit on the side of the Emerald Isle? Three Lions or the land of Erik the Red? And if I pull against Ireland am I obligated to take Northern Ireland over Wales?

A big part of me wants a Wales/England rematch for the cup. The way the bracket plays out, having Germany, Italy, Spain, England and France on one side seems evil. Inhumane. Unfair.

Shall we debate the idea of justice, either domestic or international?

No?

Ok, let's kick the ball.

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