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Posted by nicknack on Jul-01-2004 11:26:

or should you say ...patrick swayze?!?

Posted by j�c� on Jul-01-2004 14:33:

quote:
Originally posted by nicknack
i honestly think czech republic have been a class above everybody else in this tournament, they have anything in baros, nedved, koller, poborsky

class team

so true but still you never know in this tournament

Posted by Chuck Norris on Jul-01-2004 21:07:

That's right jace, you never know;

Greece 1 - Czec Rep 0

Posted by dj_helen_k on Jul-01-2004 22:49:

I CNT BELIEVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by NiNo LoCo on Jul-01-2004 22:52:

Portugal host the Euro 2004
Greece hosts the olympics

what a final its going to be..

Posted by dj_helen_k on Jul-01-2004 22:56:

im lashed!..just got bk from pub!!!!
eghh!!!..i think will be a great game!!
the first gme of tourn!....and the last!!!!!

Posted by christos on Jul-02-2004 00:11:

OHH YEAHH!!! GO GREECE!!!

Posted by sLiCk_NiCk on Jul-02-2004 03:22:

What a win!
spewing karagounis will miss, we need him in the mix...oh well
can the greeks take the next step

Niko

Posted by tubby on Jul-02-2004 17:52:

so far i've managed to be in transit for all but one game. Although that one game was france losing, which went over almost as well as england winning would have. I arrived in england to the news they lost, and left holland to the tune of their loss, made even worse as the customer I was working for over there had just given me a dutch jersey earlier that day. Now working in glasgow it might be a wee bit rude to wear that top since the dutch knocked scotland out of the qualifiers. I wish australia had anything like the football culture that europe does

Posted by 00soups00 on Jul-03-2004 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by tubby
I wish australia had anything like the football culture that europe does

you mean the kind of culture where fans have to pay to get coaches flown out of countries so they're not killed by the fans who actually support the team?

or the kind of culture where fans get trampled when there is a game on because there are nutters at the game with flares and things like that.

Posted by Paulie on Jul-03-2004 01:44:

LOL get a fkn clue you ignorant pig.

Posted by Xavier on Jul-03-2004 02:30:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
you mean the kind of culture where fans have to pay to get coaches flown out of countries so they're not killed by the fans who actually support the team?

or the kind of culture where fans get trampled when there is a game on because there are nutters at the game with flares and things like that.

Yeah.

Unlike the culture, which fans only bother to sing the national anthem, or if they're bothered "Oi, Oi, Oi."

Unlike the culture that allows mergers of teams, or the re-location of teams(a billion miles away from the original location) while the "fans" do little to stop any of it.

Unlike the culture that allows fans to switch allegiances and jump on another team's bandwagon, when it suits them. Ooooh So loyal & passionate.

Posted by 00soups00 on Jul-03-2004 02:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Xavier
Unlike the culture that allows mergers of teams, or the re-location of teams(a billion miles away from the original location) while the "fans" do little to stop any of it.

thats unfortauntely down to money.. and the fact that soccer is a world game and AFL is kept only within australia, make this the reason for this happening occasionally.. simple fact is, AFL doesnt have the popularity that soccer does outside Australia.

quote:
Originally posted by Xavier
Unlike the culture that allows fans to switch allegiances and jump on another team's bandwagon, when it suits them. Ooooh So loyal & passionate.

how the f00k can a culture stop this from happening?? there are bound to be soccer fans who only come out of the woodwork and actively support their team when they're doing well... there is nothing that can be done about the people that do that, same goes for some AFL supporters... i dont like it anymore then you do..

Posted by Philby on Jul-03-2004 04:38:

quote:
Originally posted by christos
OHH YEAHH!!! GO GREECE!!!

hahahahaha yeah baby!!! lol!!!
lonsdale st w00t hehehe
crazy!

Posted by Chuck Norris on Jul-03-2004 05:03:

Soups, why post in a football thread if you're only here to cause trouble?

Regardless, anyone else besides me going to federation square on monday morning?

Posted by 00soups00 on Jul-03-2004 06:28:

im not here to cause trouble..

to be honest i hope greece wins...

and i wish australia was good enough to get into it all.

i think the thing with soccer is though, it brings a different type of atmosphere and crowd responces...

think about it.. 90mins of frustration, to loose in extra time or penalties.. i'd be pissed off too

however its also great (like when your at crown at 5am to watch australia play iran) and your drinking and shit and a shot just sails over the crossbar and the whole crowd collectively goes

'ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh'

thats pretty cool....

Posted by tathi on Jul-03-2004 07:55:

soups, soccer is a religion, AFL is a sport. you can't compare the two

Posted by tubby on Jul-03-2004 08:08:

actually i was referring to a culture of the entire country being behind their team, where a lot of neighbouring countries can have good natured ribbing over the results. or where you can walk through a park and see a dozen games going. or stop off at a pub anywhere during your travels and walk in, knowing everyone is going to be watching the games.
i'm just a little confused this morning, cos my sister just gave me both england and scotland jerseys for my birthday. with an english father and a scottish mother i can at least play safe in rugby and wear a lions jersey. So I just played it safe and wore the rangers top today although that got me a few jibes from the celtic mob.

Posted by RaVVaR on Jul-04-2004 12:42:

Posted by tubby on Jul-04-2004 20:41:

greece 1 portugal 0, who would have thought. Some punters will be very happy indeed with the odds that were offered on greece at the start of the tournament. I think this shows that the overall standard of european football has increased, with the gap between top and middle teams shrinking as competitive matches at club and international level becomes more common.
now if only oceania would give up and become part of asia, maybe oz could produce these sort of results.

Posted by matt.h on Jul-04-2004 20:55:

quote:
Originally posted by tubby
...Some punters will be very happy indeed with the odds that were offered on greece at the start of the tournament.

definitely! 80-1 odds at the beginning of the tournament.

Posted by 00soups00 on Jul-04-2004 22:21:

wasnt it 150-1?

Posted by Xavier on Jul-04-2004 22:23:

well done Greece. Congratulations from my heart.

lol @ Ronaldo his crying now, coz Pedo Fergie is gonna insert his Scottish penis into Ronaldo's shining rectum, when he returns to Scumchester.

Posted by Ian on Jul-04-2004 22:27:

quote:
Originally posted by matt.h
definitely! 80-1 odds at the beginning of the tournament.

1 guy in england has won 1.3 Million, betting 13 grand at 100/1 odds

some fun too

congrats paul, phil & the other greek au.ta's, proved me wrong, tho I am happy for u

Posted by A.J. on Jul-04-2004 22:49:

Well done Greece! They deserved the win in the end.

I heard Brighton was going off this morning!!!

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