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http://youtube.com/watch?v=1Gyu8W1g...terazzi%20elbow

materazzi and what he's like

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Originally posted by Ortemy materazzi and what he's like

more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKGcUr0S-FU

More chops...

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Originally posted by b4k-oz L...don't get involved or comment about anyone looking dumb...pay more attention to you and then think about what your posting from now on.

Whaaaaat... As Weema suggested, english comprehension lessons are your friend lol. And by the way:

YOUR / YOU'RE

Please figure out the difference.

Hey look at Abercrombie...what a racist!!!!

That chop of the Portuguese is gold, especially Ronaldo in the pool lol

just because Putin and Berlusconi are good friends doesn't mean that I have to support Italy...oh by the way fuck Mother-Rat-Zzi

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Originally posted by loca Whaaaaat... As Weema suggested, english comprehension lessons are your friend lol. And by the way: YOUR / YOU'RE Please figure out the difference.

pretty childish, don't you think?

IMO...everyone is acting like children.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie More chops...

LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooo

ahahahahhahahha
look at ronaldo in the pool AHAHAHAHA
i die

1. In the match against England Marcus Allb�ck scored the 2000th goal in World Cup history.
2. Switzerland is the first country ever to be knocked out without conceding a single goal.
3. Portuguese goalie Ricardo is the first ever to save 3 penalties in one shootout (against England).
4. Germany is the only country to have participated in 4 shootouts and have won every one of them.
5. Lionel Messi is the 5th youngest player to have scored in a World Cup, aged 18 years and 357 days when he scored against Serbia/Montenegro.
6. Yahya Golmohammadi is the 5th oldest player to have scored in a World Cup, aged 35 years and 84 days when he scored against Mexico.
7. Ali Boumnijel is the 5th oldest player to have played a match, aged 40 years and 71 days against Ukraine.
8. Otto Pfister was the 2nd oldest coach ever in a World Cup (68 years and 211 days)
9. Fabien Barthez kept a clean sheet for 5 matches, bringing his total to 10, a record shared with Peter Shilton.
10. With the draw against England, Scolari's series of 11 matches won in a row came to an end. However, being undefeated in 12 matches does give him the unbeaten record.
11. With 11 wins in a row, Brazil also set a record.
12. Gianluigi Buffon didn't concede a single goal in 459 minutes. Zidane's penalty in the final kept him from grabbing a record.
13. Horacio Elizondo is the first referee ever to have led the opening match and the final match of the same tournament. Also, he is the only referee along with Benito Archundia to have led 5 games this world cup.
14. Archundia was the first ref to lead 5 matches in a World Cup.
15. With a total of 16 yellow cards and 4 red cards, the match Portugal-Holland set a negative record.
16. With 20 matches, Cafu became the Brazilian with most World Cup matches played, and also the most wins (16)
17. Ronaldo scored his 15th goal and passed Gerd M�ller on the all-time topscorer list.
18. Guus Hiddink got past the group stage for the third time in a row, and with three different teams as well (Holland, South Korea, Australia)
19. Brazilian coach Carlos Alberto Parreira is the first coach to have played against a country from all six continents in the World Cup.
20. With 5 World Cups Parreira also equalled the record of Bora Milutinovic.
21. With 20 matches Parreira also equalled Zagallo and Milutinovic; Helmut Sch�n, however, still holds the record (25)
22. The match between Spain and France was the 700th match in World Cup history.
23. The penalty shootout between Switzerland and Ukraine is the shortest in WC history. Also, Switzerland is the first country to have missed all their penalties.
24. Italy's 12 goals were scored by 10 different players, a record that is also held by France (1982)
25. The average attendance is the 2nd highest ever, 52,500. Only the WC of 1994 in the US had more: 68,991

^^^^ very cool thanks for this!

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Originally posted by Abercrombie More chops...

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Originally posted by loca

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Originally posted by b4k-oz The shocker was that Zidane was retiring. With one headbutt he kissed all his ending endorsement money goodbye. NO COMMERCIALS OR ADMIRIATIONS WILL FOLLOW. SAD....SO SAD P.S. Totally Agree....penalty kicks are major STRESS!!!!

Well I think that the headbutt definitely fucked up a lot of endorsement stuff for Zidane, however, he will still get a lot of fame because of it. Plus, he was the star player. I am still quite curious as to what triggered him off though...

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Originally posted by Floorwhore more http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKGcUr0S-FU

what a piece of shit

hes a dirty fuck, what an undeserved win

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur LOL. What I find hilarious is that for once I am being defended for being on the receiving end of 'poor attitude'. Usually it's the other way around, lol.

lol.. what happend to the shit end? Did you pass it along to someone else this time round D??

Materazzi is worse than Al-Qaeda.

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Originally posted by geroin hes a dirty fuck, what an undeserved win

define that pearl of wisdom.

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Originally posted by 7-4-7 define that pearl of wisdom.

Italy played Australia (which they cheated their way thru with a rare delicacy called diving), Ukraine (big big powerhouse) and with their toughest game was against Germany (Germany controlling the game while italy wasting time and cutting the tempo with fake injuries and dives), nonetheless a victory deserved for the Azzuri.

France kicked Spain, Portugal and lets not forget the champions and favorites Brazil with clear and decisive victories.

And on the finals, what do we witness, France owning Italy, completely, not even close. And the decisive actions come at the PKs, where the "best goalie" named Buffon, not a single time jumped in the right direction to try and stop the ball. Total fluke world cup win for Italy.

If France won in this total fluke fashion, it would have been somehow deserved because they kicked out 3 major teams in Spain, Portugal and the big favorites Brazil.

But Italy's win is simply just a win, and thats why we only hear about Zidane and the disgrace called Materazzi and not Italy's celebration and win which I might be affraid only the Italians are following and giving them any importance (while trying to forget the major match fixing and scandals that are currently happening there).





I just hope you itlians come back down on earth and wake up a bit...

New & Updated Fifa rankings:

Team	Ranking jump	Points total	Points jump
Brazil	0	1630	+803
Italy	+11	1550	+822
Argentina	+6	1472	+726
France	+4	1462	+713
England	+5	1434	+693
Netherlands	-3	1322	+554
Spain	-2	1309	+553
Portugal	-1	1301	+551
Germany	+10	1229	+533
Czech Republic	-8	1223	+451

how can portugal slip and argintina jump way up??

fifa rankings suckerz balls

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Originally posted by TheNeonAlien ya i spent the night

What was her name?

All the people who bitterly say that Italy did not deserve to win are idiots. If they didn't deserve to win, they wouldn't have been in the finals. If they didn't deserve to win, they wouldn't have been in the semis. If they didn't deserve to win, they wouldn't have been in the quarterfinals. But they were. And they beat all the other teams coming up to the finals. Now you can bang your head against the wall and whine that all their opponents were weak, but all those opponents somehow made it to the finals, semis, and quarters, so that means they played well, unless you start stupidly arguing that Italy's opponents didn't deserve to be where they were either. In other words, nobody deserved to be where they were, it's all bullshit, this whole tournament was determined by the flipping of a coin, world cup sucks, fifa sucks, soccer sucks, blah blah blah.

You know who didn't deserve to win? France. You know why? Cause they couldn't score two goals to beat Italy.

Quit your whining.

Djamel Zidane (C), brother of France's World Cup 2006 team captain Zinedine Zidane, poses with youths in the village of Agamoun near the city of Boukhalifa, 350 km (217 miles) east of Algiers, July 9, 2006. Picture taken July 9, 2006.

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Djamel Zidane (R), brother of France's World Cup 2006 team captain Zinedine Zidane, watches as their cousin's son Badredine, 14, controls a ball in the village of Agamoun near the city of Boukhalifa, 350 km (217 miles) east of Algiers, July 9, 2006. Zinedine Zidane started his career on this same soccer pitch some 20 years ago. Picture taken July 9, 2006.

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Djamel Zidane (C), brother of France's World Cup 2006 team captain Zinedine Zidane, controls a ball as their cousin's son Badredine, 14, watches in the village of Agamoun near the city of Boukhalifa, 350 km (217 miles) east of Algiers, July 9, 2006. Zinedine Zidane started his career on this same soccer pitch some 20 years ago. Picture taken July 9, 2006.

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