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Trying again. Watching S.Korea rout Greece 2-0. Tis a massacre. Now, about that buzzing or that swarm of bees as someone referred to it. It is my recollection that this is the noise that Zulu warriors made. British soldiers reported that the oncomoing warriors sounded like a swarm of angry bees. Must be something in the water. Any Zulu War experts that can be more specific? -- Al
 
lancer said:
Trying again. Watching S.Korea rout Greece 2-0. Tis a massacre. Now, about that buzzing or that swarm of bees as someone referred to it. It is my recollection that this is the noise that Zulu warriors made. British soldiers reported that the oncomoing warriors sounded like a swarm of angry bees. Must be something in the water. Any Zulu War experts that can be more specific? -- Al
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I think they are called Vuvuzelas,a kind of plastic trumpet.I quite enjoyed them yesterday,but must confess they are starting to get to me a bit!

Apparently organizers have said the game we are watching right now (South Korea v Greece)was the most difficult to shift tickets for.

Rob
 
Yesterday France no goal,today Greece no goal,...if you are a little worryed about "power" of European countries do not be because tommorow Slovenija will "kick some ***" and make European football proud again!!!!

go SLOVENIJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
The Koreans are always tenacious. I don't know if they can play with the big boys but we'll see.

I'm looking forward to see what Argentina can do, one of the favorites.
 
Aleš said:
Yesterday France no goal,today Greece no goal,...if you are a little worryed about "power" of European countries do not be because tommorow Slovenija will "kick some ***" and make European football proud again!!!!

go SLOVENIJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I thought you were English Ales:D;)

Rob
 
Enjoying the Argentina game. Shots everywhere even if they are not going in. The Nigerian goalie is playing well, at this point, the 70 minute mark. With these low scoring games, no team is out of it even if outplayed. Must be frustrating to outplay a team and only lead 1-0, where any mistake can be fatal. As to the scoring, why, on this high level of competition, is there no provision for breaking a tie game? Why are ties allowed? Surely some score, of any type, that crowns a winner, is better than a tie? -- Al
 
Take in consideration that there are a lot of money into this. everybody wants to go forward, so they play on the European Style, safely way to play. We secure the midfield and try to go forward carefully, and when some team score, everybody stay on the defensive waiting for contra-attacks.

This is the new way-fashion of the international soccer. But I hope that the second round will be more creative.
 
Rob said:
I thought you were English Ales:D;)

Rob
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English,German,...who knows who my ancestors was in 10 century,...all i know i was born in Slovenia,my parents are born in Slovenia so i am Slovenian and tommorow my friends you all will see a power of Slovenian national football team,it will make you proud i promise to you!!!

go sLOVEnija!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and it will shaken Capello and Bradley pants:D:D:D
 
Oh well, another tie. It was an entertaining game with another ending that was disappointing. They should shoot it out until someone wins. -- Al
 
Well played England and well played USA,we should never have given that goal away,but the US played well.A draw is not the end of the world.What with that and Obama and Cameron making peace today,I'm quitely satisfied:)

Rob
 
Congratulations to the U.S. team.
Although the goal was a "lucky" one they played very well to make sure that it stays a tie at least.
Looking forward to their next game.
Konrad
 
A point is better than nothing and it was a clean game, so back to Toy Soldiers for a while! :rolleyes:

Jeff
 
hahaha,what a goal English get from Dempsey hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In my country this kind of goalkeeper play in the 5th league,.....
 
aujj65 said:
A point is better than nothing and it was a clean game, so back to Toy Soldiers for a while! :rolleyes:

Jeff
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Yep honours shared and the special relationship remains intact!:D

Rob
 
Aleš said:
English,German,...who knows who my ancestors was in 10 century,...all i know i was born in Slovenia,my parents are born in Slovenia so i am Slovenian and tommorow my friends you all will see a power of Slovenian national football team,it will make you proud i promise to you!!!

go sLOVEnija!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and it will shaken Capello and Bradley pants:D:D:D
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'Hahaha,check this out!!!!!!!!!
I research from where i came from,who is my family ancestors,....i always think my ancestors come from Germany or Austria because of my surname,but now i see that my ancestors came from Normandy around 1000+ and they are in England for more than 1000 years!!!!!!!!! So i have a blood of an englisman?
ALL RIGHT!!! And my familly also have a coat of arm and everything.
It is say after the battle of hastings 1066 they get a land in Surrey from some Wilem the Counqurer or something like that.
So that mean i must cheer for Crystal Palace football team because they are from Surrey.
If you do not believe me here is the link where i read all that'



Well you sounded pretty sure the other day!:D:D

Rob
 
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