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232Hmm, next time I suggest Brazil start with eleven players.
BBC Radio Five nearly disappointed me after the game by rolling back to that old 'listen to the crazy Brazilian radio commentator shout GOOOOALLLLL!' standby, but then the crazy Brazilian radio commentator made everything great by having a guitar solo play under him as he shouted 'GOOOOALLLLL!'
Not crap!
BBC Radio Five nearly disappointed me after the game by rolling back to that old 'listen to the crazy Brazilian radio commentator shout GOOOOALLLLL!' standby, but then the crazy Brazilian radio commentator made everything great by having a guitar solo play under him as he shouted 'GOOOOALLLLL!'
Not crap!
Twenty-four hours a week, seven days a month
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234Wood Goblin wrote:(When American DaMarcus Beasley played with PSV in a Champion's League game in Belgrade, the crowd subjected him to monkey chants.)
Unfortunately, this sort of thing still happens all over the place. Ashley Cole was taunted with monkey chants in a "friendly" with Spain only a year or so ago.
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235Brazil 1 - Croatia 0.
Christ on a bike. I'm the same age as Ronaldo, and whaddya know, I'm in the same physical condition too!
Christ on a bike. I'm the same age as Ronaldo, and whaddya know, I'm in the same physical condition too!
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236sunlore wrote:You're right in that the Italians played a surprisingly vital and offensive game. Maybe after all these years they realised that a calculative and defensive mentality is not the ticket. This would be a good thing.
But I still view the Italian team and Italian football culture as a perfect expression of the crypto-fascistic, xenophobic, self-gratified, ie. the less flattering traits of Italian contemporary society.
By the way I entertain similar thoughts about a team like Real Madrid. I hate them.
Italian football culture has been hijacked (and politicized) by pieces of crap like Silvio Berlusconi outside the field, and in the field by slutboys like Francesco Totti. They are worthy of vitriol.
By the way, ciao Italia!
Ok, that's better. You're right, I agree with your point about fascisti culture and Calcio Italia. But, also remember that Italy is a completely polarised nation. Aside for Silvo's clowning many Italians are very leftwing, progressive and anti-fascist. My wife finds it hard to support the Azzurri, but she is Italian as much as those coglioni in Lazio and we have just as much right to support the Azzurri as a Englishman has supporting England, despite the BNP and a Dutchman has to support the Netherlands.
Italia forzia, mai forzia Italia!
(Italy Go! Never Forzia Italia!)
Oh, and Brasil were caca.
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237Since the beginning of the competition, the best games were USA-Czech Rep and Mexico-Iran.
Suisse-France sucked big time....and Zidane is definitely not a leader anymore.
Sad.
Suisse-France sucked big time....and Zidane is definitely not a leader anymore.
Sad.
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238diego wrote:Suisse-France sucked big time....and Zidane is definitely not a leader anymore.
Sad.
right ......but we got RIBERI!!!!, and the game is not over!
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239Ribéry n'était pas si speciale hier on dirait, et il aurait du gagné un but s'il se faisait plus de confiance. Henry était mediocre, Zidane il est trop vieux. Acceptez-le, la France était complètement nul hier et ils continueront de l'etre pendant le concours entier.
Commme Libé a tout simplement dit aujourd'hui, <<(F)Rance>>.
Commme Libé a tout simplement dit aujourd'hui, <<(F)Rance>>.
Rick Reuben wrote:He went to bed about a decade ago, or whenever he sold his soul to the bankers and the elites.daniel robert chapman wrote:I think he's gone to bed, Rick.
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240Bah la France craint en football depuis un bon moment, c'est pas nouveau.
holmes wrote:perhaps they should have banned you brom england. french prick.