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Good luck to Australia, they'll need it...
And yeah, my girl is in love with Ronaldo. She's got the jersey and his pic as her pc wallpaper...
The dude is effin good though. Really exciting player.
And yeah, my girl is in love with Ronaldo. She's got the jersey and his pic as her pc wallpaper...
The dude is effin good though. Really exciting player.
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Hahaha!
Ronaldo was crying during the game Portugal played against the Netherlands in the 2006 World Cup. I hope he cries some more during this World Cup!
Also, screw the French! They totally cheated with Henry using his hand to win over Ireland. Anyone who gets away with shit like that in the qualification round deserves to be severely beaten by all at the World Cup. Oh, the sweet memories of the 2002 World Cup when France was sent home after playing a horrendous group phase.
Ronaldo was crying during the game Portugal played against the Netherlands in the 2006 World Cup. I hope he cries some more during this World Cup!
Also, screw the French! They totally cheated with Henry using his hand to win over Ireland. Anyone who gets away with shit like that in the qualification round deserves to be severely beaten by all at the World Cup. Oh, the sweet memories of the 2002 World Cup when France was sent home after playing a horrendous group phase.
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He can cry on my shoulder if he wants. He can do a lot of things on a lot of parts of me actually, lol. Yay soccer!
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I think you'd need to get in line before he'd cry on your shoulder. 
The offensive playing teams usually get their ass kicked by some boring defensive team like Italy. So don't expect Portugal to win it hehe.
Germany looked rather good in their final friendly game before the World Cup starts. Coming back from 0-1 and playing better and better as time wears on during a game.
As much as I dislike the Germans since I'm Dutch, I often do find myself rooting for them since they spell CHARACTER to a tee.
The offensive playing teams usually get their ass kicked by some boring defensive team like Italy. So don't expect Portugal to win it hehe.
Germany looked rather good in their final friendly game before the World Cup starts. Coming back from 0-1 and playing better and better as time wears on during a game.
As much as I dislike the Germans since I'm Dutch, I often do find myself rooting for them since they spell CHARACTER to a tee.
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I think you'd need to get in line before he'd cry on your shoulder.
The offensive playing teams usually get their ass kicked by some boring defensive team like Italy. So don't expect Portugal to win it hehe.
Germany looked rather good in their final friendly game before the World Cup starts. Coming back from 0-1 and playing better and better as time wears on during a game.
As much as I dislike the Germans since I'm Dutch, I often do find myself rooting for them since they spell CHARACTER to a tee.
I'm looking forward to seeing Bastian Schwienstiger (I butchered it I know) in action. He plays with more flair than what is typical for a German. But I do think Germany have a weaker team than they usually do. I'll be surprised if they make it past the round of 16.
As for Ronaldo crying... Give the guy a break, it's the World Cup. If you want to see real crybabies look at Argentina after they get eliminated. the whole damn team cries.
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It definitely is a fever because I got caught up in it before, when I wasn't even a soccer fan.
The countdown clock is ticking and it's exciting.
See you rocco in two weeks
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Mmmmmmmmm come on let's mess around instead of all this kick a ball stuff lol
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Actually it doesn't matter how many "good" players Germany has. They always thrive on character and TEAM effort. Plus they always grow in a tournament. I definitely won't be surprised if they get far.
Oh, the guy you mentioned is Schweinsteiger which means "pig climber" in German. Yes, the joke never get old.
And actually I don't think he has that much flair. He's playing defensive midfield position nowadays so don't expect to see much fireworks from him.
One player on the German team who hopefully will get a bit of playing time is Marko Marin. His playing style is a bit Dutch, always threatening to make a solo action, challenging defenders, always heading for the penalty box area. He's a short guy but he's got good skills and a wonderful drive.
Another German player to keep an eye on is Cacau who should be their no 1 forward player. He's got a tremendous drive and excellent fighting spirit. Klose has no self confidence, too old, didn't play much the past season. So I say Cacau in, Klose out.
And oh, France. Did you check on the outcome of their friendly game against China yesterday? They lost 0-1.
Of course all the friendly game don't count blabla but it does indicate they've got plenty work to do before being anywhere near a competitor for the title.
I still say Uruguay is gonna eat those frogs raw!
Oh, the guy you mentioned is Schweinsteiger which means "pig climber" in German. Yes, the joke never get old.
And actually I don't think he has that much flair. He's playing defensive midfield position nowadays so don't expect to see much fireworks from him.
One player on the German team who hopefully will get a bit of playing time is Marko Marin. His playing style is a bit Dutch, always threatening to make a solo action, challenging defenders, always heading for the penalty box area. He's a short guy but he's got good skills and a wonderful drive.
Another German player to keep an eye on is Cacau who should be their no 1 forward player. He's got a tremendous drive and excellent fighting spirit. Klose has no self confidence, too old, didn't play much the past season. So I say Cacau in, Klose out.
And oh, France. Did you check on the outcome of their friendly game against China yesterday? They lost 0-1.
Of course all the friendly game don't count blabla but it does indicate they've got plenty work to do before being anywhere near a competitor for the title.
I still say Uruguay is gonna eat those frogs raw!
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As for Ronaldo crying... Give the guy a break, it's the World Cup. If you want to see real crybabies look at Argentina after they get eliminated. the whole damn team cries.
Almost missed this hehe.
Ronaldo wasn't crying because Portugal was eliminated, they beat us 1-0 before the game turned ugly and a new world record of red and yellow cards drawn was established. Go look it up. It was ugly as hell and that referee was kicked out of the tournament for letting it all happen.
Ronaldo was crying because he was trying to go along with the bad ass foul playing on the pitch but got sent off the pitch after either a direct red or two yellow cars. Boo-fucken-hoo, you play with the horns, you gonna get fucked. Deal with it.
As much as I like Messi and Maradonna, it would be fun to see Maradonna explode if Argentina gets eliminated.
Soccer really brings out the worst in me.
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I enjoy watching the ball control offences of Brazil and Argentina, but I really have no interest in seeing Maradonna running naked, so I'm praying that Argentina doesn't win. Because you know that image will be everywhere.
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England's Captain ... Out!
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RUSTENBURG, South Africa - England captain Rio Ferdinand was ruled out of the World Cup on Friday after injuring his left knee in their first full training session since arriving in South Africa.
The 31-year-old central defender suffered a ligament injury in the final minutes of training after he went into a tackle and fell badly. Liverpool's Steven Gerrard will now captain the team, the FA said in a statement.
"Further to a scan arranged by the England medical staff immediately after training on Friday afternoon, Rio has been ruled out for four to six weeks and will therefore unfortunately miss the World Cup," said the FA.
Tottenham Hotspur's Michael Dawson is to fly to South Africa to take Ferdinand's place in the 23-strong squad.
England manager Fabio Capello said: "It is obviously bad news and everyone with the squad is very disappointed and sorry for Rio.
"It was an accidental injury in training but had nothing to do with the pitch."
JAMES BLOW
The Italian also said goalkeeper David James had missed training due to a nagging knee injury aggravated by the long flight from London.
There was some consolation for the beleaguered England camp with better news over midfielder Gareth Barry's injured right ankle.
"He is getting better and better every day. He started training with the team. He will go to the gym this afternoon with the physiotherapist and always train with the team in the mornings," said Capello.
The manager, though, was unsure if Barry would feature in England's opening match against the U.S. on June 12.
"He will not do everything just yet and we have to be a little careful with him just at this moment," said Capello.
Ferdinand took over as captain after Chelsea's John Terry was stripped of the job in February because of an off-pitch scandal involving his private life but he has not played regularly for Manchester United this season due to a succession of injuries.
The United defender appeared for England in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups and has made a total of 78 appearances, scoring three goals.
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/news/England+captain+Ferdinand+World/3112537/story.html#ixzz0puYZIYVG
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RUSTENBURG, South Africa - England captain Rio Ferdinand was ruled out of the World Cup on Friday after injuring his left knee in their first full training session since arriving in South Africa.
The 31-year-old central defender suffered a ligament injury in the final minutes of training after he went into a tackle and fell badly. Liverpool's Steven Gerrard will now captain the team, the FA said in a statement.
"Further to a scan arranged by the England medical staff immediately after training on Friday afternoon, Rio has been ruled out for four to six weeks and will therefore unfortunately miss the World Cup," said the FA.
Tottenham Hotspur's Michael Dawson is to fly to South Africa to take Ferdinand's place in the 23-strong squad.
England manager Fabio Capello said: "It is obviously bad news and everyone with the squad is very disappointed and sorry for Rio.
"It was an accidental injury in training but had nothing to do with the pitch."
JAMES BLOW
The Italian also said goalkeeper David James had missed training due to a nagging knee injury aggravated by the long flight from London.
There was some consolation for the beleaguered England camp with better news over midfielder Gareth Barry's injured right ankle.
"He is getting better and better every day. He started training with the team. He will go to the gym this afternoon with the physiotherapist and always train with the team in the mornings," said Capello.
The manager, though, was unsure if Barry would feature in England's opening match against the U.S. on June 12.
"He will not do everything just yet and we have to be a little careful with him just at this moment," said Capello.
Ferdinand took over as captain after Chelsea's John Terry was stripped of the job in February because of an off-pitch scandal involving his private life but he has not played regularly for Manchester United this season due to a succession of injuries.
The United defender appeared for England in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups and has made a total of 78 appearances, scoring three goals.
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/news/England+captain+Ferdinand+World/3112537/story.html#ixzz0puYZIYVG
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Actually it doesn't matter how many "good" players Germany has. They always thrive on character and TEAM effort. Plus they always grow in a tournament. I definitely won't be surprised if they get far.
Oh, the guy you mentioned is Schweinsteiger which means "pig climber" in German. Yes, the joke never get old.
And actually I don't think he has that much flair. He's playing defensive midfield position nowadays so don't expect to see much fireworks from him.
One player on the German team who hopefully will get a bit of playing time is Marko Marin. His playing style is a bit Dutch, always threatening to make a solo action, challenging defenders, always heading for the penalty box area. He's a short guy but he's got good skills and a wonderful drive.
Another German player to keep an eye on is Cacau who should be their no 1 forward player. He's got a tremendous drive and excellent fighting spirit. Klose has no self confidence, too old, didn't play much the past season. So I say Cacau in, Klose out.
And oh, France. Did you check on the outcome of their friendly game against China yesterday? They lost 0-1.
Of course all the friendly game don't count blabla but it does indicate they've got plenty work to do before being anywhere near a competitor for the title.
I still say Uruguay is gonna eat those frogs raw!
So true. Germany is clutch.
And now that you mention it, I do remember that Portugal game. Thats the one where Ronaldo kept diving and not getting the call I think. Such a disgrace but one of the most memorable games that cup. Man I cant wait to see the Group G action start. Brasil, Ivory coast, North Korea and Portugal....
France lost to China!? Damn I missed that one. Makes me feel good, Mexico should handle their group.
Pig Climber.
Bahahahahahhahahahahahahahahha
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England's Captain ... Out!
groan ......
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RUSTENBURG, South Africa - England captain Rio Ferdinand was ruled out of the World Cup on Friday after injuring his left knee in their first full training session since arriving in South Africa.
The 31-year-old central defender suffered a ligament injury in the final minutes of training after he went into a tackle and fell badly. Liverpool's Steven Gerrard will now captain the team, the FA said in a statement.
"Further to a scan arranged by the England medical staff immediately after training on Friday afternoon, Rio has been ruled out for four to six weeks and will therefore unfortunately miss the World Cup," said the FA.
Tottenham Hotspur's Michael Dawson is to fly to South Africa to take Ferdinand's place in the 23-strong squad.
England manager Fabio Capello said: "It is obviously bad news and everyone with the squad is very disappointed and sorry for Rio.
"It was an accidental injury in training but had nothing to do with the pitch."
JAMES BLOW
The Italian also said goalkeeper David James had missed training due to a nagging knee injury aggravated by the long flight from London.
There was some consolation for the beleaguered England camp with better news over midfielder Gareth Barry's injured right ankle.
"He is getting better and better every day. He started training with the team. He will go to the gym this afternoon with the physiotherapist and always train with the team in the mornings," said Capello.
The manager, though, was unsure if Barry would feature in England's opening match against the U.S. on June 12.
"He will not do everything just yet and we have to be a little careful with him just at this moment," said Capello.
Ferdinand took over as captain after Chelsea's John Terry was stripped of the job in February because of an off-pitch scandal involving his private life but he has not played regularly for Manchester United this season due to a succession of injuries.
The United defender appeared for England in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups and has made a total of 78 appearances, scoring three goals.
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/news/England+captain+Ferdinand+World/3112537/story.html#ixzz0puYZIYVG
I can hear sad sad violins playing just for England...
Wild at Heart
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Drogba out of world cup! Broken elbow. I was really looking forward to watching Ivory Coast play with their superstar striker.
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Oh no, Drogba's out?
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Took a hard hit from a Japanese player. Drogba was the first to say he was out. Really crappy news.
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Yeah this is turning out to be the World Cup of injuries, even before it started!
The German team had like 4 or 5 players (including Ballack) getting injured and had to scratch them off the list.
And yeah, the diving/dying swan act is something I loathe so Ronaldo really doesn't get much manlove from me haha. Although Rafael v/d Vaart performed a nice Schwalbe against Ghana lol. I called it right away though and the replay showed I was right. I told my dad straight off he was diving and that it showed that he had played in the German league.
The German team had like 4 or 5 players (including Ballack) getting injured and had to scratch them off the list.
And yeah, the diving/dying swan act is something I loathe so Ronaldo really doesn't get much manlove from me haha. Although Rafael v/d Vaart performed a nice Schwalbe against Ghana lol. I called it right away though and the replay showed I was right. I told my dad straight off he was diving and that it showed that he had played in the German league.
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Oh dear, Arjen Robben might be out for the World Cup too now. He seemed to have pulled some muscle late in the friendly game against Hungary.
Once again truly living up to his 'man of glass' reputation.
Once again truly living up to his 'man of glass' reputation.
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Oh dear, Arjen Robben might be out for the World Cup too now. He seemed to have pulled some muscle late in the friendly game against Hungary.
Once again truly living up to his 'man of glass' reputation.
Damn... He'll be out for the whole cup? Or just first couple of games maybe?
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Don't forget, Beckham is out with an injury, too.
Back to Felix' question.
Back to Felix' question.
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Oh dear, Arjen Robben might be out for the World Cup too now. He seemed to have pulled some muscle late in the friendly game against Hungary.
Once again truly living up to his 'man of glass' reputation.
Damn... He'll be out for the whole cup? Or just first couple of games maybe?
It doesn't look good. He stayed behind in the Netherlands instead of flying to SA with the rest of the team. He's having an echo and scan of his hamstring tomorrow and then we'll know more.
Our coach has said he's hoping for something not superserious which could heal during the group phase games. I'm afraid it will be very serious. Again.
@ rocco: I saw the Beckham action that led to his injury. Definitely a shame but at least his injury occured further ahead of the World Cup. With so many top players getting injured so close to the World Cup it's more damaging if you will.
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Ok, latest news concerning Robben is that he has a torn hamstring muscle but it's a minor tear so he'll go to the World Cup. No idea how quickly he can recover and when, if at all, he can actually play.
Guess we'll see how it goes but it's good for the team spirit since many players were feeling rather down about him being possibly out.
Guess we'll see how it goes but it's good for the team spirit since many players were feeling rather down about him being possibly out.
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I got Honduras in our World Cup Draw at work...what a waste of a fiver...they lost to Romania 3-0 ...(sighs)..so I'm supporting honduras until they get knocked out lol
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LOL
Talk about getting the short end of the stick. Honduras will most definitely not be the surprise of the tournament.
My money's on an African team since a nation from where the tournament is held usually does surprisingly well. Example? In 2002 the tournament was held in Japan and South Korea, the latter made it to the semi-finals where Germany sent them packing.
Oh, I read that Drogba might play at the World Cup after having had successful surgery on his broken arm. Also, Robben is now claiming he might be able to play the first game against Denmark.
Talk about getting the short end of the stick. Honduras will most definitely not be the surprise of the tournament.
My money's on an African team since a nation from where the tournament is held usually does surprisingly well. Example? In 2002 the tournament was held in Japan and South Korea, the latter made it to the semi-finals where Germany sent them packing.
Oh, I read that Drogba might play at the World Cup after having had successful surgery on his broken arm. Also, Robben is now claiming he might be able to play the first game against Denmark.
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I know..when they get knocked out I can support someone better...Maybe Spain because Torres is hawt (drool)
those fuckers
those fuckers
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Wow, Torres changed into the South Park teacher! So HOTTT!!
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LOL
Talk about getting the short end of the stick. Honduras will most definitely not be the surprise of the tournament.
My money's on an African team since a nation from where the tournament is held usually does surprisingly well. Example? In 2002 the tournament was held in Japan and South Korea, the latter made it to the semi-finals where Germany sent them packing.
Oh, I read that Drogba might play at the World Cup after having had successful surgery on his broken arm. Also, Robben is now claiming he might be able to play the first game against Denmark.
I really hope so, Drogba is one of my favorites to watch.
I hope robben only plays if he's 100% you know how it goes when unhealthy players play. They hurt the team more then they help.
And torres. My girlfriend loves el niño torres too... The dude can play.
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I got Honduras in our World Cup Draw at work...what a waste of a fiver...they lost to Romania 3-0 ...(sighs)..so I'm supporting honduras until they get knocked out lol
oof that sucks... Honduras barely qualified out of concacaf (central and north America + caribbean) it's probably the easiest region to qualify from.
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Soccer is that sport with a funny looking ball, nets and hot babes wearing bikinis...generally played on beaches?
I fucking love the hell out of it!
I fucking love the hell out of it!
The same GQP demanding we move on from January 6th, 2021 is still doing audits of the November 3rd, 2020 election.