Can a dog be part of a football team?

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 JimR 11 Oct 2023

Our springer is great at heading the ball, dribbling and has a great turn of speed. He’s also reacts quickly to a whistle.Is there anything to stop him turning out for a football team?

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 Tony the Blade 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

> Our springer is great at heading the ball, dribbling and has a great turn of speed. He’s also reacts quickly to a whistle.Is there anything to stop him turning out for a football team?

H could play for Rovers.

 George Ormerod 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

> Our springer is great at heading the ball, dribbling and has a great turn of speed. He’s also reacts quickly to a whistle.Is there anything to stop him turning out for a football team?

I can’t see whine not. 

 Andy Hardy 11 Oct 2023
In reply to Tony the Blade:

Or Barking

 Fat Bumbly2 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Would be great on a waterlogged pitch.

 Wainers44 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

> Our springer is great at heading the ball, dribbling and has a great turn of speed. He’s also reacts quickly to a whistle.Is there anything to stop him turning out for a football team?

If he's like our springer, a pheasant or grouse being within 2 miles of the pitch?

 duchessofmalfi 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Can he roll over and yell REF?

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 FactorXXX 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Just hope he doesn't foul on the pitch.

 mountainbagger 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

He could play for Espanyol

 girlymonkey 11 Oct 2023
In reply to duchessofmalfi:

> Can he roll over and yell REF?

i suspect he rolls over and yells RUFF!

 Tony the Blade 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

He could call his mates to make up a full 5-a-side team:

Stray Given, Dwight Yorkie, John Terrier, Paul Pugba and Harry Dane.

They could even be managed by Pup Guardiola 

 Bottom Clinger 11 Oct 2023
In reply to Tony the Blade:

> They could even be managed by Pup Guardogiola

 Dave the Rave 11 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Mine didn’t make the team but he was the penalty Spot.

 Sean Kelly 12 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Funnily enough, I've always said my Springer would be a brilliant ball retriever at Wimbledon. He never fails to return the ball, but it might be chewed up a little and covered in slobber!

 Bottom Clinger 12 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

My mate has a right footed boxer and he’s just been signed up to play for Queen of the Southpaw. 

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 Ridge 12 Oct 2023
In reply to Bottom Clinger:

Left footed surely?

 Bottom Clinger 12 Oct 2023
In reply to Ridge:

> Left footed surely?

I’ve no idea to be honest, total guessing on my part. 

 Bottom Clinger 12 Oct 2023
In reply to Ridge:

My mates got an Alsatian that’s just signed up for…..wait for it…..Paris St Germain Shepherd. 

 Bottom Clinger 12 Oct 2023
In reply to Bottom Clinger:

> My mates got an Alsatian that’s just signed up for…..wait for it…..Paris St Germain Shepherd. 

Due to his height he should make a good centre bark. 

 mrphilipoldham 12 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Our old Staffie was mint in goal. That and my wife is a terrible striker.

 Lankyman 12 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

The only place for a dog in a football game is ruff-eree

 Fat Bumbly2 12 Oct 2023
In reply to JimR:

Too late - sadly St Bernards folded in the 1940s and the site of their ground is now being built upon.

 JCurrie 13 Oct 2023
In reply to Tony the Blade:

> He could call his mates to make up a full 5-a-side team:

> Stray Given, Dwight Yorkie, John Terrier, Paul Pugba and Harry Dane.

> They could even be managed by Pup Guardiola 

And their respective WAGs could join the crowd


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