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| Originally posted by France the french team just woke up in portugal..after they breakfast they will analyse the english soccer tactic on video support. Then they will have lunch. Then they will walk around to relax but no need to relax in fact, they have no reason to be stressed. 1h30 before the start of the game they will arrive to Luz/stadium - Lisbon. Then they will begin to salivate because the ONE big think they've all been waiting for is entering the stadium like COWS... Dinner menu will be 11 X  !!Nice way to begin the road to the final! BON APPETIT FRANCE!  |
haha
french bastards
figured i should laugh at u now, cos i may have no reason to after the match
The tone of this thread has lowered considerably because of the reprobates from across the water entering this discussion. Perhaps a little history lesson is required:
Diouf running rings round your players.
Diouf turning the last man just before he scores his first goal in the world cup and you went on to score ummmmm 0 goals and were knocked out. Yep that is a quality side you have
Oh you want to talk about past, so let's go! 
Another history lesson for you my dear friends.
Here is the last time France won a trophy :
2000
And your fucking isle :
1966 
You were even not born, it must be really frustrating... No success since 1966, wow! 
So even if France made a chaotic World Cup 2002, we won two major trophies these last 10 years and I prefer it to your very medium results.
Remember 1998 :
England :
What a shame for England...! Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?
On the other side :
France :
Nous n'avons d�cidemment pas les m�mes valeurs...
^
nuff said
history's revelant
tonight will be history
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| Originally posted by France the french team just woke up in portugal..after they breakfast they will analyse the english soccer tactic on video support. Then they will have lunch. Then they will walk around to relax but no need to relax in fact, they have no reason to be stressed. 1h30 before the start of the game they will arrive to Luz/stadium - Lisbon. Then they will begin to salivate because the ONE big think they've all been waiting for is entering the stadium like COWS... Dinner menu will be 11 X !!Nice way to begin the road to the final! BON APPETIT FRANCE! |
strange how france dont win ANYTHING until the they host the world cup.
hmmmmmm, me smells a rat, and garlic
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| Originally posted by DRM hate to piss on ur fireworks mate but that picture aint roast beef cuz it aint been roasted yet u spacker |
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| Originally posted by moondog strange how france dont win ANYTHING until the they host the world cup. hmmmmmm, me smells a rat, and garlic |
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| Originally posted by wee_rooney 4-0 France |
The most funny is that we'll kick their ass once tonight, then they'll qualify for 1/4 and semi to have the chance to get their revenge, and we'll kick their ass a second time then! ^^
EDIT: Oh and BTW, you didn't tell me what you think about my new sig!
hahahah!!!!! 10/10 for the new sig
my personal opinion is beckham is a wank footballer.
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| Originally posted by Shito EDIT: Oh and BTW, you didn't tell me what you think about my new sig! |
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| Originally posted by Lytchix We won the Euro Cup twice (1984 / 2000) and you..........? Oups, never !!! Sorry |
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| Originally posted by Shito The most funny is that we'll kick their ass once tonight, then they'll qualify for 1/4 and semi to have the chance to get their revenge, and we'll kick their ass a second time then! ^^ |
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| Originally posted by France add two recent trophies: 2001 and 2003 -->Confederations Cup! |
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| Originally posted by moondog and WTF is that all about, never heard of it SENEGAL SENEGAL SENEGAL!!!!! |
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| France lift Confederations Cup Paris, June 30 Although Thierry Henry�s golden goal in the 95th minute gave France a 1-0 victory against Cameroon in the final of the Confederations Cup, the night belonged to Cameroon, which were mourning their fallen midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe. The cup will always be remembered for Foe, who collapsed and died on the pitch Thursday during Cameroon�s 1-0 semi-final victory over Colombia. And as the crowd Sunday at the Stade de France in Paris chanted his name as the teams were walking around the field after the trophy presentation, it was clear to whom the evening belonged. The biggest cheer was reserved for Cameroon�s captain, Rigobert Song, as he walked up to collect his losers medal carrying a huge photograph of Foe. Before the match started, the 51,000 spectators witnessed one of the most moving moments in recent football history when both sides stood around a huge photo of the midfielder and held hands in memory of Foe as his widow, Marie-Louise, and his brother looked on. As both teams observed a minute of silence and stood for their national anthems in the centre circle, several of the players from both sides had tears in their eyes. French coach Jacques Santini said after the game that that moment for him had been the most important of the tournament. �This was the defining moment,�� he said. �Of course, if you have to take a moment from the game, it is the goal, but the most important moment was when the players showed they are one.�� Then, after the match, French captain Marcel Desailly insisted that Song join him as he received the trophy. �I wanted to show that we were one,�� Desailly said. �We shared the pain that the Cameroon players were feeling, and that was important on the night.�� During the match, which was played more like a friendly rather than the final of an international competition, both sides began cautiously and created few chances. Ten minutes from the break, French goalkeeper Fabien Barthez was forced to make a full stretched save after Pius Ndiefi extended a cross from the right toward goal. On the hour, Henry should have opened the scoring for his side after midfielder Ludovic Giuly went down the right flank and crossed the ball into the middle for Djibril Cisse. The Auxerre striker managed to evade goalie Idriss Kameni�s dive at his feet and played the ball back to Henry, but his shot toward the empty goal shaved the upright and went behind for a goal kick. To a large cheer from the crowd, Samuel Eto�o, who scored Cameroon�s goal in the 1-0 victory against Brazil in their opening match, came on in the 67th minute. It could have been a storybook appearance for the striker as he had a clear-cut chance at goal within a minute of coming on after Timothee Atouba did well to win the ball from a French defender and his cross found an unmarked Eto�o in front of an open goal, but the Spanish-based player, who scored twice for Mallorca in their 3-0 cup final victory Saturday night, pulled the ball just wide. Because neither side managed to find a breakthrough in the remaining time, the match went into extra time. It was all over five minutes later though when Song missed a cross from the right, and the ball fell to Henry, who tapped it past Kameni with his knee, making France the first country in the history of the competition to successfully defend the title. Henry, who finished the cup�s top scorer with four goals, also won the best player award. Cameroon�s German coach, Winfried Schaefer, praised his side after the match. �I am proud of my players,�� he said. �The game was a victory for football, and although it was a sad moment, the players did well. He also again paid tribute to Foe. �In 35 years of professional football, I have never come across a person like this,�� Schaefer said. �It is not only football that has lost a great player, Cameroon has lost a great person.�� � DPA |
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English fan arrested in Lisbon Sun 13 Jun, 9:42 AM LISBON (Reuters) - One English soccer fan has been arrested after scuffles overnight in Lisbon, the British embassy says. Police took two fans attending the European championship into custody following a disturbance in Lisbon's central Rossio square, a spokeswoman said on Sunday. One was released. "The other will appear in court tomorrow on charges," she said. She had no further details. The incident took place when Rossio square was crowded with tourists, fans and people attending a religious festival. TSF radio reported that English fans threw bottles at a bus carrying festival participants and sprayed gas into it. Police said one English fan was taken away for questioning and then released. Police took four other English fans into custody on Saturday morning in Lisbon and two were released, the embassy spokeswoman said. The others were fined for creating a disturbance. England play France at 1845 GMT (7:45 p.m. British time) on Sunday in Lisbon. The game is the tournament opener for the Group B teams and organisers say it carries a high risk of violence. England fans rioted at the European Championship in Belgium and the Netherlands in 2000 and European soccer's ruling body has warned England they will be expelled from this tournament if there is a repeat. |
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| Originally posted by Lytchix If fair-play isn't an english word, hooliganism is for sure... |
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| Originally posted by France seriously, who is surprised by reading that..? |
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| http://www.liv.ac.uk/footballindustry/hooligan.html Football Hooliganism has been called the 'English Disease' on many occasions. However, it is not limited to England, and many other countries have serious hooligan problems. In December 2000 a match between Strasbourg and Metz in the French First Division was abandoned after an assistant referee was hit by a firecracker. The same day also saw disturbances reported at games between Marseille and Monaco, Lille and Bastia and Paris St Germain and Troyes. In Italy, hooligan groups known as "ultra's" have clashed with rival firms and the police, whilst a Molotov Cocktail was thrown at the Internazionale team coach, by their own fans, after a 6-1 Italian Cup defeat at the hands of Parma. In Greece, AEK Athens were banned from playing in their own stadium for four matches after their fans threw missiles and invaded the pitch during a Greek Cup tie with Olympiakos. Perhaps the most serious football-crowd disorder takes place in Eastern Europe, sub-Saharan Africa and South America where serious crowd rioting is much more common place than in the U.K. In Johannesburg, the African Women's 2000 Championship Final had to be abandoned after South Africa's fans began rioting when the referee ignored an offside flag and allowed a Nigerian goal to stand. In Brazil the decisive match of the 2000 Championship had to be replayed after 60 people were injured in fight that began between two spectators - of the same team - arguing over the wisdom of a substitution. |
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| Originally posted by France seriously, who is surprised by reading that..? |
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| Originally posted by Lytchix |
hahahaha
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England vs France, 19h45 GMT, 13/06/2004
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