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Well, it took ITV just 6 minutes to say "melting pot"...
And the quarter-finals in 2006.Nothing to do with France 98?
It's hardly racsim. Just a casual football fan not interested in the minor games of the WC.
EDIT: sorry Dan_ just re-read that and it come out wrong, I am not calling you a fool, just pointing out that these teams have a very realistic chance of picking up the trophy
@Dan_
I think you forgot Argentina... I think they should not be underestimated either...
I think you forgot Argentina... I think they should not be underestimated either...
Well, to be honest, there's only six teams which can actually win the world cup:
Netherlands, England, Argentina, Brazil, Spain and perhaps France.......
Being our major rival, Argentina is always strong opposition, but this time they don't have a real coach. Maradona was an awesome player ( second best in history. ) but he completely suck as a coach, he has a bunch of awesome players, many good strikers that you can't even count on your fingers, fantastic midfielders who combines technique to defensive power and reliable defenders.
NOTE: I work for a Spanish banking institution, right now, sitting in front of me there is a Spaniard, two Argentineans whose desks are all in white and blue and a sea, all in Yellow and Green. I love this atmosphere.
This plus a million nothing to so with having them in my sweep
I know this is infantile but does anyone else think of Homer Simpson saying "U-R-Gay" when they see Uruguay?
MMMMMMMM.... U-R-Gay..... Still thought, MMMMMMM..... Something.... Was his best one 'til now.....
Speaking of Homer have you seen the Nike(?) commercial where C. Ronaldo shoots it through his legs when he opens the door?? "Ronal.... DOH!!!!"
the sound of the horns, for those who haven't experienced it, is like having tinnitus but less comfortable
This maybe a mis-quote but, some blonde on ITV has just said that....
I'm guessing I'll have the tv on mute before too long
During the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Hyundai and a local South African advertising agency called Jupiter Drawing Room created the largest working vuvuzela in the world - 114 feet (35 m) long - on an unfinished flyover road in Cape Town.[20] The vuvuzela is powered by several air horns attached at the mouth piece end, and it will be blown at the beginning of each of the World Cup Matches.
They may have banned them (I doubt it though) but judging from the sound inside the stadium right now, the ban ain't workin'...You wont have too... The FIFA banned vuvuzelas out of all stadiums
Atleast, thats what I heard on the news here yesterday....
You wont have too... The FIFA banned vuvuzelas out of all stadiums
Atleast, thats what I heard on the news here yesterday....
Dont forget Suarez on Uruguay's team as well... Scored 30+ goals last season for Ajax... Very dangerous striker...
I'm guessing I'll have the tv on mute before too long
Why is the opening ceremony only on ITV (in the UK)? Fortunately I'm in work so I've been spared the pain of listening to them, did they come out with any more retarded comments?
Yes, awesome Must have cost them a fortune.
Indeed, that's exactly why I have money on them winning at 125 - 1
Still pretty unlikely though.
It will, but I bet its nothing compared to how much it would cost them, to run the full length advert during the world cup final half-time advert break.
Well, here at my workplace we always try to guess the game results. I'm guessing a Mexican win for the opening match, 2x1. Your guesses for this game fellow GTPers?
Part of me wanted to support South Africa for this match, but i've been put off slightly, by Adrian Chiles telling me I should support them because its morally right.