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AGH NO NOT THE BEES... NOT THE BEES... AGAGAGHHHH THEY'RE IN MY EYES... MY EYESS

knell wrote:

Neurotik wrote: Agreed about the first point however i didn't try to relate their inability to name players to the game performance, it was just a slightly unrelated thing that made me laugh during the game warm up. Besides, i don't support England. I'm supporting Brazil as i have done for the past 12 years!

it's like asking the avg. Brit to name any of the players on the Great Britain national basketball team... let the US go up against them in 2012 and we'll see if it's a tie

Fair enough for the general population but for the people that payed to travel across to South Africa to follow the sport live.. lol . I'd still expect british followers of basketball to know something about the team they're supporting when it comes down to it aha.
But overall, when it came to the match today, i did think England started off with a confidence that gave them a steady pace upto the first goal, however, the mistake in goal seemed to cause the players to slip into abit of a panic, making it harder for them to regain the lead. Oh well, things don't get truly exciting for me up until tuesday!

Neurotik wrote:

knell wrote:
it's like asking the avg. Brit to name any of the players on the Great Britain national basketball team... let the US go up against them in 2012 and we'll see if it's a tie

Fair enough for the general population but for the people that payed to travel across to South Africa to follow the sport live.. lol . I'd still expect british followers of basketball to know something about the team they're supporting when it comes down to it aha.
But overall, when it came to the match today, i did think England started off with a confidence that gave them a steady pace upto the first goal, however, the mistake in goal seemed to cause the players to slip into abit of a panic, making it harder for them to regain the lead. Oh well, things don't get truly exciting for me up until tuesday!

haha thats the truth! I think Americans are just happy they qualified, they dont really care who's playing or who wins as long as they get to chant U-S-A and blow plastic horns and make other noise..

England was stomping out the gates, it was pretty obvious that they were the better team, throughout the game... but just got unlucky with the shots that missed, and Howard (thank goodness) is used to English strikes so he stood strong..

It was strange how the English moral fell after the fumble, it's like their skill was there but their minds were elsewhere...

either way, England wins in my book, just because in my area of California, the program immediately following the World Cup on the station i was on was called "Paris Hilton's My New BFF"... a show in which little drama queens fight for Paris Hilton's attention to be crowned her... new... bff....

wow.

Dew wrote:robert green must die

Cringed as the replay come up.

Dew wrote:robert green must die

I can't imagine what it must be like to have an entire country hate you... Almost makes me feel bad for him.

knell wrote:

Neurotik wrote:

knell wrote:
it's like asking the avg. Brit to name any of the players on the Great Britain national basketball team... let the US go up against them in 2012 and we'll see if it's a tie

Fair enough for the general population but for the people that payed to travel across to South Africa to follow the sport live.. lol . I'd still expect british followers of basketball to know something about the team they're supporting when it comes down to it aha.
But overall, when it came to the match today, i did think England started off with a confidence that gave them a steady pace upto the first goal, however, the mistake in goal seemed to cause the players to slip into abit of a panic, making it harder for them to regain the lead. Oh well, things don't get truly exciting for me up until tuesday!

haha thats the truth! I think Americans are just happy they qualified, they dont really care who's playing or who wins as long as they get to chant U-S-A and blow plastic horns and make other noise..

England was stomping out the gates, it was pretty obvious that they were the better team, throughout the game... but just got unlucky with the shots that missed, and Howard (thank goodness) is used to English strikes so he stood strong..

It was strange how the English moral fell after the fumble, it's like their skill was there but their minds were elsewhere...

either way, England wins in my book, just because in my area of California, the program immediately following the World Cup on the station i was on was called "Paris Hilton's My New BFF"... a show in which little drama queens fight for Paris Hilton's attention to be crowned her... new... bff....

wow.

Yeah, pkay had a really good point though tbh; they really dissapointed insofar that, instead of losing focus, they had all that time to catch up and make up for Green's mistake (which i did admittedly lol pretty damn hard at).
Haha! Well we have Big Brother over here, so we can have a competition to see which is the most soul destroying form of shallow crap.

Neurotik wrote: Yeah, pkay had a really good point though tbh; they really dissapointed insofar that, instead of losing focus, they had all that time to catch up and make up for Green's mistake (which i did admittedly lol pretty damn hard at).
Haha! Well we have Big Brother over here, so we can have a competition to see which is the most soul destroying form of shallow crap.

actually, Big Brother aired in the Netherlands first, and was picked up in the UK and the US at the same time, but America's version HAS to be the worst... nothing but meat-heads and dumb bimbos... it's the most painfully unwatchable thing i've ever witnessed... i'd still have to see the UK version to be fair tho haha




in other news...

U.S.A will never play as good as that in the the rest of the world cup.
England will just get even better.

neon-dubz wrote:U.S.A will never play as good as that in the the rest of the world cup.
England will just get even better.

Chris Waddle.

Or Diego Pablo Simeone.

Or Darius Vassell.

Or that referee who disallowed a Sol Campbell header.

Or David Batty.

Or Cristiano Ronaldo winking at the referee.

Or the Hand of God.

Or Gareth Southgate.

Or Ronaldinho scoring a fluke accidental free kick.

______________ insert other thing here


yeh... they're gonna keep getting better they're gonna get knocked out, and its not going to be "their fault"

that's a bold prediction on both sides of that game... you're trying to predict an unpredictable sport

so um who do we ta;k shit about besides those limey bastards?

deadly habit wrote:so um who do we ta;k shit about besides those limey bastards?

ufc tonight, lakers vs celtics game 5 is tomorrow, straussburg pitches tomorrow, big 12 is dissolving in to the pac10/sec/big 10

Soccer is back to being page 12 of the sports section

wait wait! TROLL BALL.....!

Taxi for Robert Green.

knell wrote:wait wait! TROLL BALL.....!

Germany Vs. Austrailia today. Anybody watching this?

knell wrote:wait wait! TROLL BALL.....!

i thought the USA played really good at times they seemed like they were an equal team to england, out to that guy Donovan he was deep.

England werent bad, easy to pin the blame on the goalkeeper but the fact is they shouldve scored more than one goal anyway. i thought the 'big' players werent very interesting, but glen johnson and saun wright philips on the wing were doing a lot

COME ON ALGERIA

sweet

Algeria should have won that. Piss poor game though. The amount of times both sides broke up their own attack by just passing backwards was ridiculous.