It's part and parcel of this forum.

Yids wrote:I vote for Russia2018

But you're me.

Sacred June or lefty?

I have enough aliases to outvote you

Don't worry, I don't expect Monder to come rushing in.

Actually downslowman's post was okay with the previous valid song being The Waitresses's I Know What Boys Like.

You have no balls for them to attack.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5gvg0XsC-9XQLl7tY2f6OAd_JHcSw?docId=5798760 Thousands of ticket-holders at the Asian Cup were denied entry into the final Saturday after police shut the gates minutes before the match began between Australia and Japan. Witnesses said irate ...

Onion Bag wrote:i couldnt be bothered registering just to post 1 comment

For all we know you could have been posting shít on there for ages.

# 5 wrote:free to air???

In some countries maybe, but not here.

Any nation should at least qualify for a tournament before being allowed to submit a bid to host it.

Russia2018 wrote:the average crowds have been larger than the A-league, what say you to that?

Comparing a major international tournament to a second rate domestic one?

Don't the Emirates Airline fly direct to Perth?

Rob Lozza wrote:No.

+1

I'd say most of us will be watching on t.v. somewhere.

I'm confused wrote:

Old Master wrote:The standard of A League refs is the worst in Asia.

source?

Petro83

I think it's two words (protocol and or).

Con wrote:ps, older forumites correct me if I'm wrong.

You're quite often wrong.

Apparently there's no such thing as a foul throw in the Asian Nation's Cup.

Petro83 wrote:Australia vs Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan v Australia

Yids wrote:I have also been to the middle east. Some things really did open my eyes, however there are still things that I dislike.

I can think of things I dislike here. Nowhere is a utopia.

Con wrote:The World is watching where this bun-fight is heading....

I doubt most of the world really give a fuçk.

Yids wrote:That's what happens when you hand an important event to a country that cares as much for Catholics as it does for football!

What does catholics have to do with it?

Are you asking on Hawkesy's behalf?

Quite comfortably.

North Korea is right next door to South Korea.

yogi wrote:Georgios Samaras scored twice to give Celtic a deserved victory over Rangers that stretched the visitors' lead to four points in the league table.

He had an awesome game. Had to be a impostor!!!
Nevertheless I am happy with the result.