Official Fifa World Cup 2006 Anticipation Thread

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Posted by fastmp3 on May-25-2006 22:02:

haha three summer agos i worked from 5pm-9pm at a call-center, the pay was good. but as soon as the games end you have to rush to go to work (you will miss extra-times if there are any)

Posted by zoric on May-25-2006 22:03:

I've got a job offer, which I've already rejected. Because I'm not here at that time.

Posted by Dj Smitty20 on May-25-2006 22:04:

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Originally posted by InterMilan31
also American & Canadian TA's...XM Radio will be broadcasting all matches live so if you are at work sign up for the free trail to listen to it......

or be conveniently sick on important match days....and have spontaneous dentist and doctor's appointments. But, in my joke of a summer job, I can get away with it.

Posted by InterMilan31 on May-25-2006 22:05:

i was just helping ......jesus

Posted by Spartan on May-26-2006 19:34:

Question, -

I'm confused about England's team. Can a team be in the World Cup that doesn't represent a whole country?

I know that England is a constituent country in the UK, along with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and I know that [at least] Scotland has their own soccer team that didn't make the world cup, and so England represents England and doesn't represent the whole UK. Can a team be in the World Cup that doesn't represent a whole country? Or does England count as a country?

Posted by InterMilan31 on May-26-2006 19:50:

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Originally posted by Spartan
Question, -

I'm confused about England's team. Can a team be in the World Cup that doesn't represent a whole country?

I know that England is a constituent country in the UK, along with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and I know that [at least] Scotland has their own soccer team that didn't make the world cup, and so England represents England and doesn't represent the whole UK. Can a team be in the World Cup that doesn't represent a whole country? Or does England count as a country?

England counts as a country

Northern Ireland/Wales/Scotland all are countries too and have their own national teams

Look at Puerto Rico as an example for the US

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