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Great Coverage by SBS,as I have only have free to air at home,(consequently dont know a lot of the British Players ),with replays as well :D

Very Poor attitude and behaviour of a lot of the players - referees can take some of the blame,but these players are suppose to be professional athletes and in some cases role models,particularly in their own country. Why cant they be taught to just except it,and get on with it. :(

Why do so many players have to continously have a saliva discharge ? they spit more times in one game,then I do in a whole season.

Paying a lot of money wont guarantee World Cup success,just need the right person,could be right on our doorstep :roll:
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the_gun wrote:
t9rres wrote:
the_gun wrote:so far wilkshires miss against ghana and diego forlans goal.
what about yakubu's miss against south korea - would have seen them progress to round of 16
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JksOY0AT ... re=related

holman's goal last night as well as ozil's goal for germany were crackers as well
yeah that was some miss but it doesnt stic in the memeory as a moment for me. i dont care much for nigeria :lol:
they care about your credit card :lol:
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The General wrote:Why do so many players have to continously have a saliva discharge ? they spit more times in one game,then I do in a whole season.
It's about time they brought back a 'Gob of the Month' competition.
Now, if you're lucky, you could hack through your ankle in five minutes.
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Ghana progressing with:
- 2 Handballs
- 2 Penalties
- 2 Goals
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Blotto wrote:
bigdawg wrote:Kevin Muscat commentating :lol: only way he was gonna get to the World Cup :lol: shiraz muppett
to be fair, I thought he's been quite good.... Basheer on the other hand....
Have to agree again with Blotto. Muscats comments spot on IMO.

What I will remember - Murray saying Pims tactics were science fiction and Foster suggesting players revolt against Pim - funny as. Added to the drama.

Great effort by Oz in the end - to beat Serbia was fantastic.
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Steelinho wrote:
Bodø Glimt wrote:Denmark if they do the business over Japan tonight.
Shame they won't then. You'll finish with no memories of the tournament.
Yep, well done to the kusoguni.
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Being relieved and all my worries being put to rest after Spain beat Chile...fingers crossed
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I will remember.........Les Murray's 5 minute speech last night on the World Cup Show and Craig Foster's over analysis of every second of every game.
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pap wrote:I will remember.........Les Murray's 5 minute speech last night on the World Cup Show and Craig Foster's over analysis of every second of every game.
And Foster generally showing that he's as big an idiot as they could come.
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Foster and Johnston playing handies
and each grabbing the others wrist to make
sure their pearl of wisdom is heard before being cut off.
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Italy being bottom of their group.
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greece scoring their first goal, and chalking up their first win in a world cup

and the reason why australia need to find a coach with some balls
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Kosta Utd wrote:greece scoring their first goal, and chalking up their first win in a world cup

and the reason why australia need to find a coach with some balls
haha rehagel was the most defensive coach ever, greece have been boring for years
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That doesnt hold a candle to a standard Colossus post. :wink:
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DOC wrote:
Kosta Utd wrote:greece scoring their first goal, and chalking up their first win in a world cup

and the reason why australia need to find a coach with some balls
haha rehagel was the most defensive coach ever, greece have been boring for years
You obviously dont watch World Cup or EURO qualifiers then??? The only thing Rehagel is guilty of, is not allowing his team to attack as it did do in the qualifiers. If he actually played the same way his team did in those qualifiers, sure they would of opened themselves up alot more at the back, but fuck me, maybe Gekas (who was the highest goal scorer of any European team in the Qualifiers :wink: ) could of scored a few at the World Cup. For some reason, Rehagel played attacking minded qualifying campaigns after his EURO 04 success, but then at the finals of EURO 08 and WC 2010, he went back to the defensive style of game that the players didnt play in the qualifying campaigns. Strange, but thats how it was. As much as his legacy will forever live in Greek sporting History, and as much as we are grateful for that miracle in 2004, the timing was right for him to go :D
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DOC wrote:
Kosta Utd wrote:greece scoring their first goal, and chalking up their first win in a world cup

and the reason why australia need to find a coach with some balls
haha rehagel was the most defensive coach ever, greece have been boring for years

well my friend we have won Euro 04 what have u won?
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Kosta Utd wrote:well my friend we have won Euro 04 what have u won?
Dunno about you, but I regularly win "too cool for school" contests...


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good for you chade...

ps: i dont understand ur 'code' or sense of humor if that was as intended?
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Kosta Utd wrote:good for you chade...

ps: i dont understand ur 'code' or sense of humor if that was as intended?
Even Wolfram Alpha wouldn't know what to do with that(/those) sentence(s) if it was code.

If I explain it, is it still humour?
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my team's still there so can;t comment as yet, I look forward to hearing the comments from the people whose world cup is over though.
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It was over before it began :D
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The forum war...Italians vs everyone else.Been fun for me as a neutral observer.
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- lack of flair
- the defensive flood from the weaker teams
- defending champions going home in the group stages
- vevezules
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Chelsea4thewin wrote:- lack of flair
- the defensive flood from the weaker teams
- defending champions going home in the group stages
.......
I think there's a bigger message here for all of us?

It's still been good fun. Still think the Kiwis remaining unbeaten is the best thing so far.
Time for some righteous indignation
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those vuvuzela's will still be buzzing in my head for a few months
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messidona wrote:The forum war...Italians vs everyone else.Been fun for me as a neutral observer.
so you are neither Italian nor part of everyone else?
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Suarez.

Specifically, that the maximum penalty in football is...a penalty kick. The rules seeing no distinction between Kewell's and Suarez' actions. :oops:

According to ESPN's Sport Science's John Brenkus, the annual rate of a goalkeeper stopping a penalty kick is 22%. Therefore, according to those statistics, Suarez, with a premeditated action (along with Fucile b/c he was going to do exactly the same thing) exchanged a 100% goal, at 90+ minutes, and subsequent red-card for a 78% chance of a goal from the penalty spot. Pretty nice little loophole there to be exploited by any team on the rack in the dying minutes of a game. IMO, bandwagonner or not, the maximum penalty for such a goal-line incident needs to be: Straight goal + red card, no penalty. Football looks stupid right now.

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He should get a multiple-game man. But what's done is done and they can only punish the man.
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Mr Magoo wrote:Specifically, that the maximum penalty in football is...a penalty kick. The rules seeing no distinction between Kewell's and Suarez' actions. :oops:
a deliberate handball that stopped a goal v a deliberate handball that stopped a goal. Why would you need a rule to distinguish because one was a little bit more subtle?
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