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Me thinks the ref got stage fright...or maybe he is just crap 
Okay, back to the game, and thank God it is a decent game so far
PS - Exactly, I rate Sweden higher than England
Sp... sp.... spo... sport!!!
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Posted 14 June 2004 - 11:46 AM
Didn't see anything wrong with Sweden's goal, but the indirect free-kick in the box was a farce, I mean, how else would you expect the guy to defend in his own box? And then he lets the Bulgarian wall stand four yards away Me thinks the ref got stage fright...or maybe he is just crap
Okay, back to the game, and thank God it is a decent game so far
PS - Exactly, I rate Sweden higher than England
Me thinks the ref got stage fright...or maybe he is just crap Okay, back to the game, and thank God it is a decent game so far
PS - Exactly, I rate Sweden higher than England
Victory is mine!
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Posted 08 September 2004 - 09:15 PM
Replacing a manager with 2 points from 4 games with...a manager with 2 points from 4 games 
Freddy Sheperd is ruining Newcstle subtly methinks. Or Shearer will replace Souness after the end of this season...
Freddy Sheperd is ruining Newcstle subtly methinks. Or Shearer will replace Souness after the end of this season...
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Posted 26 November 2004 - 05:10 AM
Afraid I do find it offensive. Hearing this at a Gooner game might not surprise me but reading it here does. Sorry.
Anyway, Chelsea after Robinho. Kezman couldn't hit a barn from five feet with a handfull of rice so I suppose it makes sense. From what I've seen of the kid he is worth all the hype.
Anyway, Chelsea after Robinho. Kezman couldn't hit a barn from five feet with a handfull of rice so I suppose it makes sense. From what I've seen of the kid he is worth all the hype.
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Posted 31 October 2004 - 06:23 AM
so the norwegian series ended last night with rosenborg taking their 13th consecutive league title. think there's an istraelian country that has the record of 15 or 16 league titles in a row, but common. israel? I might be a bit biased, but I really do think the norwegian league would wipe the floor with those israelies.
but it was a close race this year and it was finally decided by better goal difference, which was really close too. I actually think vålerenga and rosenborg had the same goal difference, but rosenborg had scored more goals. so more or less every norwegian 'cept those filthy klan people let out a collective sigh when it was finally decided that rosenborg got the gold, and not those despicable oslo ****ers. think it's quite possible that the norwegian people would have taken mass suicide if vålerenga should win the series. :brynjar:
but on to tromsø! we actually ended up at the 4th spot, which, all in all, is quite well done considering we just got up from 1st division in 2002 (relegated in 2000) and were fighting against relegation again last season. but still, it's rather dissapointing since we were in the lead for almost half the season, and then had that terrible autumn. think we at least should have had that bronze medal, but loosing someone like gamst pedersen does that to a team. sad irony of it all is that he's not even on the bench in blackburn (for some oddball reason that only hughes knows, I would guess). so once again we confirms that graham souness really is a dark wizard out to destroy all that is good in this world. picks up gamsten only to flee to newcastle. I really do hate you souness.
oh yeah, and liverpool has now broken 3 legs on two matches at ewok park. someone should do some good and healthy executions in that club.
but it was a close race this year and it was finally decided by better goal difference, which was really close too. I actually think vålerenga and rosenborg had the same goal difference, but rosenborg had scored more goals. so more or less every norwegian 'cept those filthy klan people let out a collective sigh when it was finally decided that rosenborg got the gold, and not those despicable oslo ****ers. think it's quite possible that the norwegian people would have taken mass suicide if vålerenga should win the series. :brynjar:
but on to tromsø! we actually ended up at the 4th spot, which, all in all, is quite well done considering we just got up from 1st division in 2002 (relegated in 2000) and were fighting against relegation again last season. but still, it's rather dissapointing since we were in the lead for almost half the season, and then had that terrible autumn. think we at least should have had that bronze medal, but loosing someone like gamst pedersen does that to a team. sad irony of it all is that he's not even on the bench in blackburn (for some oddball reason that only hughes knows, I would guess). so once again we confirms that graham souness really is a dark wizard out to destroy all that is good in this world. picks up gamsten only to flee to newcastle. I really do hate you souness.
oh yeah, and liverpool has now broken 3 legs on two matches at ewok park. someone should do some good and healthy executions in that club.
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Posted 22 June 2004 - 06:44 AM
hmmm... Portugal - England 3:2 
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Posted 30 June 2004 - 09:24 PM
Damn the Portuguese! Now that the Dutch have been knocked out, who the should I support?...Ronaldo's definitely having a great tournament, though, which gladdens my ManU heart.
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Posted 04 August 2004 - 03:19 PM
heheheheh
Champions' League.
Wisła Kraków beats WIT Georgia Tblisi 8:2 an 3:0...
but now...
Real awaits them in the next round... MUAHAHAHHAHAHA
Champions' League.
Wisła Kraków beats WIT Georgia Tblisi 8:2 an 3:0...
but now...
Real awaits them in the next round... MUAHAHAHHAHAHA
It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; because there is not effort without error and shortcomings; but who does actually strive to do the deed; who knows the great enthusiasm, the great devotion, who spends himself in a worthy cause, who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly. So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 12:21 AM
Could someone explain to me how Mellor got Man of the Match? Apart from that blinder of a goal, he did nothing all evening, always choosing the wrong option, running the wrong way, anticipating the wrong pass... Ah well, I'll not complain against anything that beats the ARSEnal...
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Posted 08 August 2004 - 04:21 AM
And another thing. I forget to mention the attitude of so many of the players. You've still got throwbacks like Shearer but they're being replaced by spiceboy types who don't give a toss about winning as long as the money keeps rolling in and their disgusting carry on (roasting binge drinking brawls). These wankers play mainly for mid table/relegation fodder clubs. The Irish WC 2002 squad was a good example.Around half of them went on a week long binge in the Pacific island of Saipan when they were supposed to be acclimatising to the heavy humidity they would encounter in Japan. Needless to say thet were all playing for ordinary premiership teams. You don't get that crap in say the Bundesdliga partly because the players aren't half as spoilt, and also because they don't have the crazy drinking culture that's epidemic in UK/Irl
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Posted 16 September 2004 - 06:35 AM
It's Howard's Tourette's Syndrome. He's so busy trying not to swear at everyone, he forgets he's a goal keeper.
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Posted 26 June 2004 - 02:34 PM
Piss poor effort from the swedes, luckily the dutch were nearly as bad. Oh well. Maybe next time. WC qualifications start soon, I guess...
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Posted 30 July 2004 - 08:03 AM
When you say fantasy football - do you mean football(soccer) or NFL football? I expect some are thinking one and some the other.
If anyone knows anything about fantasy football (soccer) and can set up a free league somewhere I'd be in.
Last years Malazan NFL fantasy league was pretty cool. NFL season starts in early September - I was planning on setting up a league closer to then - maybe in a couple weeks. I will post an invite for any and all who are interested.
@Bryn - thanks for the link - I'll check it out
@Mort - no chance of that happening anytime soon
If anyone knows anything about fantasy football (soccer) and can set up a free league somewhere I'd be in.
Last years Malazan NFL fantasy league was pretty cool. NFL season starts in early September - I was planning on setting up a league closer to then - maybe in a couple weeks. I will post an invite for any and all who are interested.
@Bryn - thanks for the link - I'll check it out
@Mort - no chance of that happening anytime soon
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Posted 23 June 2004 - 12:09 AM
the referee gothos
urm, can someone explain to my why a 2-2 draw knocked Italy out regardless of their result? Or was it just they'd have to score hundreds of goals?
urm, can someone explain to my why a 2-2 draw knocked Italy out regardless of their result? Or was it just they'd have to score hundreds of goals?
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Posted 12 June 2004 - 02:51 PM
Ah the joy of F1 seeing really really fast cars do a gazillion laps on grey asfalt in different countries. It makes me want to put on the happy happy joy joy song or sleep, sleep is probably less destructive.
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Posted 23 June 2004 - 12:57 AM
Rane: UEFA rules when teams are at the same point goes like this:
1. victories against the other teams at the same points.
2. goal difference against other teams at same points.
3. goals scored against other teams at same points.
and then you start involving the score against bulgaria, goals scored and stuff. and then qualification rounds, and blah blah blah... So a 2-2 result between sweden and denmark would mean more goals scored against non bulgarian teams than italy managed. So italy could ahve won that game with 100-0 if they liked, and still wouldn't have advanced. However, their poor score meant that even a 1-1 result between denmark and sweden would have sufficed.
But that being said... wonderful dive by larsson in the penalty box. And as swedish, it hurts to say this, but I wouldn't have minded if UEFA went and changed the result due to that dive. Cheaters are way too common in football today.
1. victories against the other teams at the same points.
2. goal difference against other teams at same points.
3. goals scored against other teams at same points.
and then you start involving the score against bulgaria, goals scored and stuff. and then qualification rounds, and blah blah blah... So a 2-2 result between sweden and denmark would mean more goals scored against non bulgarian teams than italy managed. So italy could ahve won that game with 100-0 if they liked, and still wouldn't have advanced. However, their poor score meant that even a 1-1 result between denmark and sweden would have sufficed.
But that being said... wonderful dive by larsson in the penalty box. And as swedish, it hurts to say this, but I wouldn't have minded if UEFA went and changed the result due to that dive. Cheaters are way too common in football today.
