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Posted by TrickDaddE on Jul-02-2006 20:38:

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
Dude. It's like you're new to forums. On forums, admins are Gods. You do not anger them in any way, or go against what they say; they are never wrong, always right (if they say the earth is flat, guess what? The earth is flat). Capiche?

Dude I totally Capiche. The only God I know is the Lord Almighy up in heaven. I was trying to make a point!!! I'm not new to Forums, just new to B.S. lol

Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jul-02-2006 21:39:

quote:
Originally posted by TrickDaddE
Dude I totally Capiche. The only God I know is the Lord Almighy up in heaven. I was trying to make a point!!! I'm not new to Forums, just new to B.S. lol

I was being sarcasic.

Posted by TrickDaddE on Jul-02-2006 21:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
I was being sarcasic.

So was I. lol

I just wanna see good games and sportsmanship more than anything...

I think we all could work on that a bit more!!!

Posted by starsearcher on Jul-03-2006 02:08:

Beckham stepped down as England captain...just as I said would happen after the game was over - the beginning of the end

Posted by malek on Jul-03-2006 02:46:

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Posted by Goashem on Jul-03-2006 02:49:

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Originally posted by starsearcher
Beckham stepped down as England captain...just as I said would happen after the game was over - the beginning of the end

end of what? a long era of failure? i doubt it. though that could be the case for england.
by euro 2008
lampard will be 30 and will most definately evolve into a player that could lead the english side. joe cole will be 26, john terry, hargreaves and ashley cole will be 27, gerrard will be 28, ferdinand will be 29. these are peak years for football players. you get more mature more experienced. also the youngsters will grow up. rooney will be 22 and lennon will be 21. this WC should have taught rooney a lesson about his temper and we can expect a more mature and collected rooney in the future. and we will also get to see the english "sensation" walcott on the field perhaps in his english debut at 19. overall things are looking good for england.

Posted by smuncky on Jul-03-2006 03:03:

ok...thats hot

Posted by Jem_hadar on Jul-03-2006 03:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
because I was brought up french.

Thats funny, bc if u were brought up in Mtl, you were brought up QUEBCOIS! NOT French!

You happen to speak french, but you are not French. The French are from France.

I find asuumptions like that one you mention to very amusing! LOL

quote:
Originally posted by malek
BYE BYE LOOSERS

hahahahahha

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Intensity Malek!

Posted by Jem_hadar on Jul-03-2006 03:07:

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Originally posted by malek

^^^ I love football now! WOW. That is fucking amazing!

Posted by Mercury20 on Jul-03-2006 04:01:

LOL @ djSmitty's FIFA conspiricy theories!!

yeeh, it's totally FIFA's fault that your beloved English players fold like cheap suits when the preasure's on and it's time to take PK's.

There's only one thing more entertainng than watching the English team get (inevitably) beaten. And that's the self-indignant "isn't Johnny Foreigner a bloody bad sport, against our brave, innocent young men" ranting that inevitably follows. The day that the Brits admit they were beaten by a better team without any of the usual conspiracy theories is the day the monkeys abandon Gibraltar.
Anyone care to discuss how the Ricardo actually saved a few PK's, while Robinson was wrong footed every time? Points to the first who manages to blame the ref/FIFA for that too....

Posted by DJ Robben on Jul-03-2006 04:15:

Posted by raveed on Jul-03-2006 06:08:

lol this was bloody brilliant

Posted by starsearcher on Jul-03-2006 14:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Goashem
end of what? a long era of failure? i doubt it. though that could be the case for england.
by euro 2008
lampard will be 30 and will most definately evolve into a player that could lead the english side. joe cole will be 26, john terry, hargreaves and ashley cole will be 27, gerrard will be 28, ferdinand will be 29. these are peak years for football players. you get more mature more experienced. also the youngsters will grow up. rooney will be 22 and lennon will be 21. this WC should have taught rooney a lesson about his temper and we can expect a more mature and collected rooney in the future. and we will also get to see the english "sensation" walcott on the field perhaps in his english debut at 19. overall things are looking good for england.

It's either going to be John Terry or Frank Lampard as the new skipper...I predict John Terry since he usually takes over the captain responsibilities when Becks gets substituted

Posted by Dj Smitty20 on Jul-03-2006 22:50:

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Originally posted by Mercury20
LOL @ djSmitty's FIFA conspiricy theories!!

yeeh, it's totally FIFA's fault that your beloved English players fold like cheap suits when the preasure's on and it's time to take PK's.

There's only one thing more entertainng than watching the English team get (inevitably) beaten. And that's the self-indignant "isn't Johnny Foreigner a bloody bad sport, against our brave, innocent young men" ranting that inevitably follows. The day that the Brits admit they were beaten by a better team without any of the usual conspiracy theories is the day the monkeys abandon Gibraltar.
Anyone care to discuss how the Ricardo actually saved a few PK's, while Robinson was wrong footed every time? Points to the first who manages to blame the ref/FIFA for that too....

So, how many World Cups have Portugal won again? Another football fan who chimes in every four years eh? Portugal haven't had the opportunity to get screwed over because they've only ever made 4 World Cups in their history.

Beaten by the better team my ass. Pretty much everyone who watched that game said the better did not win. You did see that England were down to ten men and Portugal didn't come anywhere close to breaking them down right? Penalties are luck and shit and that's the only way Portugal can beat England. Neither of these teams would have stood a chance against France anyway.

But it's ok because after Wednesday, your vague nationalism won't require you to watch any more games once Portugal are destroyed by a team of class and skill.

Posted by dallastar on Jul-03-2006 22:54:

Oh brother,

isn't this over yet?

j/k

Posted by Frenchie on Jul-04-2006 01:04:

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Originally posted by dallastar
Oh brother,

isn't this over yet?

j/k

Hush now! shhshshh!!!

I wish it was longer, but with all the drama, and bitterness, vandelism, and whatnot that has been happening everywhere, thank god it's only a month. For fuck sakes, my moms cars was beaten and spray painted on last week. Stupid bitter fans.

Posted by dallastar on Jul-04-2006 01:07:

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Originally posted by Frenchie
Hush now! shhshshh!!!

I wish it was longer, but with all the drama, and bitterness, vandelism, and whatnot that has been happening everywhere, thank god it's only a month. For fuck sakes, my moms cars was beaten and spray painted on last week. Stupid bitter fans.

that's terrible about your mom's car! wtf was that all about!

I don't really mind the World cup, I went to a couple of games three years ago when I was living in South Korea, they were fun, but overall I don't enjoy sports all that much. So it's just like any sporting season

Posted by Frenchie on Jul-04-2006 01:12:

quote:
Originally posted by dallastar
that's terrible about your mom's car! wtf was that all about!

Portugal fans don't like Germany fans I suppose, so they broken our flag off, and spray painted " Portugal " on it. Losers. Broke the back windshield and keyd the car. My mom laughed about it. WTF, put a new flag on, fixed the windshield, and got a new paint job. I thought she was gonna flip, but she laughed it up and said " its all in the game i guess "

Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jul-04-2006 01:16:

That's one cool mom. Mine would have started WW3.

Posted by Frenchie on Jul-04-2006 01:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
That's one cool mom. Mine would have started WW3.

That's exactly what I was expecting. But no, she was all calm and in the "whatever" vibe.

Posted by loconet on Jul-04-2006 01:48:

Just watched the Brazil vs France game (wasn't home all weekend). The better team definitely won that game. There were no controversial calls, not a lot of major mistakes by the refs, nothing. It was simply a much better team beating a mediocre Brazil. The French were much more effective, Zidane had a great game, their defence and midfield were extremly good at shutting down an already lacking Brazil. Dissapointing at the way Brazil played (not that surprising after seeing their first few games). Sloppy passes, horrible defensive mistake on the goal wtf (was Carlos doing), almost no crosses, runs that ended in nothing. Brazil did not deserve to win that one. Heart-breaking as a Brazil fan but I'm sure they'll be back as the old generation give way to the new one. Congratulations France. I'd like to see a Germany vs France final.

Posted by malek on Jul-04-2006 02:03:

Dear loconet,

hahahahahaha

cheers,

malek xxx

Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jul-04-2006 03:55:

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July 4, 2006

Germany midfielder Torsten Frings was banned from the World Cup semi-finals after a disciplinary committee found video evidence of him striking an Argentina player in a post-match fracas in the quarter-finals.

FIFA's disciplinary committee announced the ban on Monday, on the eve of Germany's semi-final against Italy at Dortmund.

He was banned for two matches - with one suspended for six months - and fined 5000 Swiss francs ($5500).

That means he can play in either the final or the third-place playoff of the World Cup, but will have to serve the balance of the ban if he is charged with any other kind of misconduct over the next six months.

Two Argentine players were cited on the weekend and initially all the German players were cleared, but FIFA started an investigation into Frings' involvement after images of the skirmish were broadcast on TV in Germany and Italy.

He was found guilty of violent misconduct.

German media reported on Monday the Italian soccer federation gave FIFA the TV footage that sparked the investigation, hoping to have the hardworking midfielder suspended for the semi-final.

FIFA and the Italian federation have denied any national association had lobbied for the investigation.

Frings was contacted late on Sunday and asked to submit his account of the incident to FIFA's disciplinary committee by this morning.

It took the committee more than four hours to deliver its verdict.

Source: http://www.smh.com.au/news/world-cu...1778872724.html

WTF?

Posted by Coxx on Jul-04-2006 04:04:

Germany is going to win the game tomorrow 100% sure

Posted by Cuzo on Jul-04-2006 05:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Coxx
Germany is going to win the game tomorrow 100% sure

Hey. The wops may do it, you never know.

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