Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 11:13 pm
I am not happy about the whole thing.
But we're a good second winner.
Fuckit
YEA.
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Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:04 am
Godommnit, I'm not like a vomitor, but I've been like vomit my kitch for the first time of my life,
But we're a good second winner.
Fuckit
YEA.
But we're a good second winner.
Fuckit
YEA.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:09 am
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:22 am
drako wrote:
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:29 am
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 2:58 am
+1. this was more than some dumb soccer game. this was tens of thousands of pornstar blowjobs.COSM wrote:I am not happy about the whole thing.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 3:39 am
Congratulations to Spain, edged it on the night with the better passing football.
Commiserations to Holland, Robben should have put you in the lead but didn't take his chance and the way the oranje approached the first half was more like watching Australian Rules Football, De Jong and Van Bommel should both have been off the field before half time (the ref gave you a break on those, even if he should have sent off Puyol in the 2nd half). The game has changed, in 1986 there would probably have been about 3 bookings instead of 14 but the laws have changed yet so many players flew in studs up, late tackles from behind, 2 footed tackles, Cantona kung fu kicks to the ribs etc. so sympathy to the ref, a tough game to officiate.
No disgrace in coming second in this amazing tournament, not many thought Holland would be in the last 4 even, so well played, almost took it to pens. Iniesta has been excellent the last 2 matches and glad he scored the winner.
Commiserations to Holland, Robben should have put you in the lead but didn't take his chance and the way the oranje approached the first half was more like watching Australian Rules Football, De Jong and Van Bommel should both have been off the field before half time (the ref gave you a break on those, even if he should have sent off Puyol in the 2nd half). The game has changed, in 1986 there would probably have been about 3 bookings instead of 14 but the laws have changed yet so many players flew in studs up, late tackles from behind, 2 footed tackles, Cantona kung fu kicks to the ribs etc. so sympathy to the ref, a tough game to officiate.
No disgrace in coming second in this amazing tournament, not many thought Holland would be in the last 4 even, so well played, almost took it to pens. Iniesta has been excellent the last 2 matches and glad he scored the winner.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:50 am
^^Expert comments from the Supercoach.
Nice article here: http://www.salon.com/news/world_cup/ind ... _world_cup
"Referees suck! And other lessons of the World Cup"
Nice article here: http://www.salon.com/news/world_cup/ind ... _world_cup
"Referees suck! And other lessons of the World Cup"
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 9:52 am
The one true hero of this whole sad saga.3dot... wrote:
Congrats Spain, worthy winners, defintely the best team in the world at the moment so the result was a good 'un.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 9:58 am
Think it was mentioned here before, but you do realise that, as the Netherlands didn't win, there was only one team that was unbeaten during the whole tournament... New Zealand!COSM wrote:I am not happy about the whole thing.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 10:49 am
Thanks, interesting places. Portugisiesenviertel was just tourists ,probably could have been fun if Portugal played.smartass303 wrote:
portugiesenviertel, next to u3 landungsbrücken.
there are some spanish restaurants as well and its pretty cozy.
or at the tabakbörse (spätkauf) at grüner jäger, next to u3 feldstrasse.
its schanze, so its hipster territory.
take care, have fun,
303
Liked the Schanze most. Hamburg is my fav German city though it was always one gig, 1-2 days stay. Now I am on bigger project - till 25 July, let me know if you have a gig or there be any interesting event in HH.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:10 pm
UKRuss wrote:The one true hero of this whole sad saga.3dot... wrote:
Born in Weymouth too
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:22 pm
had one on saturday night. too bad.rikhyray wrote:Thanks, interesting places. Portugisiesenviertel was just tourists ,probably could have been fun if Portugal played.smartass303 wrote:
portugiesenviertel, next to u3 landungsbrücken.
there are some spanish restaurants as well and its pretty cozy.
or at the tabakbörse (spätkauf) at grüner jäger, next to u3 feldstrasse.
its schanze, so its hipster territory.
take care, have fun,
303
Liked the Schanze most. Hamburg is my fav German city though it was always one gig, 1-2 days stay. Now I am on bigger project - till 25 July, let me know if you have a gig or there be any interesting event in HH.
there is quite nice stuff happening the next few weeks (outdoors, w00t), i send you pm.
auf ein, zwei bierchen?
303
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 12:55 pm
I have to laugh at those dutch supporters complaining about the Ref. And I really must watch some dutch league football, I'm guessing it's some kind of free-form martial art.
Re: The World Cup Thread
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 1:19 pm
For me it wasn't the hard tackling aspect that negates their whining at the ref, it was the fact that Robben had two clear chances to score and should have, OK, good saves by Casillas, but Robben should have slotted them home.