Wedding do on saturday evening or WATCHING ENGLAND ON TELE what do you think ?

Question

COME ON ENGLAND

Answer 1

No contest, watch the rugby it is much better.

Answer 2

Well my mate was rather shocked when i said i was choosing to watch the England match over going out for a meal for his birthday.

The match of course

Fight with the harts of lions lads and deffend our title

Answer 3

ENGLAND you shouldnt ave to ask.

Answer 4

Is it your wedding? Might be a good idea to turn up for that. If not then I'm sure there will be a nearby ale house you can slope off to by 8 o'clock. They'll all be too drunk to notice your absence

Answer 5

I cant choose

Answer 6

Both sit down and watch it, just drink champagne instead of lager, eat vol au vents instead of kebabs - everyones happy!!!!!

Answer 7

GO ND WATCH RUGBY U CAN POS TPONE  THE WEDDING BRO GO BOKKE

Answer 8

you can get married any day, so its got to be the rugby, "SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT COMING FORTH TO CARRY ME HOME"

Answer 9

wedding have a gutful of beer and a gutful of food(free) and watch the highlights on sunday

Answer 10

Go to the wedding, you will cry less.  LOL. Just kidding (sort of).  If it was me, Rugby comes first!  World Cup only happens every 4 years. Besides, by half time you will know England cannot possibly close the deficit and you can then at least catch the reception (of the wedding).  That way, you can do both!

Answer 11

evening.........simple have a few beers watching England win the world cup again....then to celebrate shoot off down to a late evening wedding p!ss up....enjoy

come on ENGLAND!!!!!!!!!

Answer 12

You're obviously an England supporter...Go for the wedding.

Answer 13

thats not even worth thinking about...It HAS to be the rugby!

Answer 14

if you've seriously got to ask i hope he/she doesn't turn up to marry you!

an england supporter for a husband/wife god help you poor delusional person if you think they will win again at anything, sweet dreams

Answer 15

I think it is bad planning for any rugby fan!

Answer 16

Well I would have been in the church with headphones in my ears tuned into the rugby, but seeing that you support England perhaps you should just skip the rugby, it'll save you some tears.

Answer 17

i say England on tele. this is somrthing that might never happen again! (just kidding)

Answer 18

You can record the match, but you can't record the wedding!