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andrew wrote:

xxChrisxx wrote:Ironic coming from a country so woeful at football that their only choice is to back anyone that isn't England.

It's all those half time fish suppers and pre match ciggies that are causing Scotlands problems.

Typical of the English, inbetween ther weeping and the news reports full of excuses, resort to incoorect racial stereotyping when they lack a valid argument or loose at football. Must be all that Morris dancing you guys do.

If you must know, I don't smoke, I don't eat crap like fish suppers or take-aways, I don't smoke and I rarely drink. And I can't think of anyone I know that fits into your incorrect stereotype. I am also part English so could support England if I wanted but I don't want to. So there!!

Anyhoo, now that I have seen off that chap back to football related matters. Shame for Chilie but Brazil outclased them tonight.

xpensive wrote:Intersting JET, nine million, just like Sweden, yet we reached the finals in 1058 and ended up third in 1994.

Beating the gGrmans like this didn't hurt either;


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcWUOkei ... re=related

dannyteasdale wrote: Argentina are looking the most likely to win now - and they'd be well worthy.

JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:

dannyteasdale wrote: Argentina are looking the most likely to win now - and they'd be well worthy.

Sorry I just dont see how they would be "well worthy".

Brazil, Portugal, Spain, Germany heck even Japan appear "well worthy" of this too then.
The winner will be worthy...And Im betting Maradonna will freak out and put ANOTHER attacking player on the pitch the moment his team go a goal down. Which is why, Spain Portugal or Brazil will walk away with the cup this year

xpensive wrote:What can I say JET, when the most hailed Swedish player is na born Bosnian-serb and cannot speak the lingo correctly?

But when I watched France playing, I thought I was was looking at two African tems, good thing they had different shirts.

JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote: And Im betting Maradonna will freak out and put ANOTHER attacking player on the pitch the moment his team go a goal down...

010010011010 wrote:Then they'll just have to stop them going one up so

JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:Belatti, there comes a time in a world cup that even the great teams get put under pressure. Argentina will not have an answer should Brazil or Spain go 1 -0 up on them, that is my feeling. Not because they cannot, but because the coach doesnt know how too.
Has Maradonna actually coached elswhere? His appointment does reek of insider job, bearing in mind the Great player doesnt = Great manager

dannyteasdale wrote:I very much class myself as British over English - And I dont like the fact that Some of the Scots dont like me for being from England! Im British like you are!

zenithbeach wrote:wow Blatter to re-consider technology? cool!

"It is obvious that after the experiences so far at this World Cup it would be a nonsense not to re-open the file on goalline technology," Blatter said at a briefing with selected media on Tuesday.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/fifa-chief-a ... ml?from=tn