Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Toks » Fri Jun 25, 2010 8:17 am

[quote="Andrew G"]Enjoyed watching Italy go out today as part of a good lunch in the company of a Slovakian lady with a big flag and an even bigger smile :D .
mmm...sounds like some kinda naughty code speak to me :wink:
Are you happy that ex West Ham boy, Jermaine, did the business Andrew?
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Marcus » Fri Jun 25, 2010 9:48 am

[quote="Toks"][quote="Andrew G"]Enjoyed watching Italy go out today as part of a good lunch in the company of a Slovakian lady with a big flag and an even bigger smile :D .
mmm...sounds like some kinda naughty code speak to me :wink:


You got in there first Toks :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Mike I » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:13 am

It must have been a fluke, since we all know that only Rooney and Cole J have the ability to open up defences :roll: . Still, just as well Defoe's shin is more accurate than Heskey's.

Did I mention that my great grandfather was German? I'm looking forward to Sunday's game - of commentary bingo. Listen out for mentions of Teutonic efficiency, 1966, Dunkirk spirit, penalty shoot-out practice and the Reinheitsgebot. Oh, I seem to have invented a drinking game :D .
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Andrew G » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:47 am

Got 3 WHU or ex WHU in the team and we win. Spotting a pattern?

So long as the smile was big then I must have done okay :lol: .
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Snoop Doug » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:04 am

All this world cup guff got me thinking. Thinking about the burden of expectation, about leadership, about a crazy guy running naked in Buenos Aires.

I couldn't help myself...

[url]http://stopdoingdumbthingstocustomers.com/leadership/burden-of-expectation/[/url]

...and yes I still think Argentina gonna win
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Snoop Doug » Sat Jun 26, 2010 9:55 pm

[youtubewww]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y85PF-V7_QY[/youtubewww]
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Marcus » Sun Jun 27, 2010 4:28 pm

I'm watching the game in the barn at Priory Nutfield. After Germay's 4th goal I had to go outside as I don't want the kids seeing me cry.
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Antloony » Sun Jun 27, 2010 5:07 pm

Hilarious :lol: We were well and truly hammered....
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Sylv » Sun Jun 27, 2010 5:12 pm

Now you know how it feels :lol:
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Snoop Doug » Sun Jun 27, 2010 6:09 pm

Love it!! Yesterday I wrote this on a mate's FB Page. "Methinks tomorrow it's curtains for the prima donnas skulking neath the England flag tho..." Shoulda backed that wallopping eh?

Goooooooooo Argentina!! Loving South Africa 2010 World Cup. Good football and crazy managers - ye cannae beat it 8)
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Dominic » Sun Jun 27, 2010 6:50 pm

[quote="Snoop Doug"]ye cannae beat it 8)


Frank Lampard's no goal aside. That was very sad from some of the most highly paid players on the planet. They had a good 20 mins and that was it. I am no football fan but who is to blame, is it the manager or the players? Or both? I have watched a few games and on a team playing front both Japan and Mexico have put England to shame. But speaking as a Scot, as least you qualified!
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Toks » Mon Jun 28, 2010 6:00 am

I gotta be honest I switched over to the Cycling (National Road Race Champs)once the score when up to 3-1. That was so bad the way we conceded those goals - simply ruderless and clue less :( :( :( :( . I listen to 'Talksport' quite a bit and this German comedian was asked for a score prediction - pretty much every one to a man before him, pundits and callers a like suggested 2-0 or 2-1 to England. Imagine their shock when he confidently predicted it would be 5-1 to Germany. :shock: The presenters pretty much laughed him off the program and told him to get lost. :oops:
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Snoop Doug » Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:32 am

[quote="Toks"]I listen to 'Talksport' quite a bit and this German comedian was asked for a score prediction - pretty much every one to a man before him, pundits and callers a like suggested 2-0 or 2-1 to England. Imagine their shock when he confidently predicted it would be 5-1 to Germany. :shock: The presenters pretty much laughed him off the program and told him to get lost. :oops:


And there you have quite a large part of why England get beat so soundly. Arrogance and an unwillingness to listen and learn. I was born in this country - I like good football. Every German goal got a cheer from here - well executed footie against a shambolic over rated side. Yeah shame about the ref 'n all but that England team got what they've been deserving since they arrived, a walloping. I hope they can learn something from this as I'd far rather go into 2014 wanting to watch good footie and believing England can deliver it.
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby Amy » Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:50 am

I detected a certain air of despondency round Hackbridge late afternoon, so I decided to check the headlines... sure enough :lol:
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Re: Andrew Green's Fifa World Cup Football Thread

Postby kieran » Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:20 am

Well, I didn't waste the afternoon watching it either, instead I wasted it in the garden building a rabbit enclosure for our rabbit. I could roughly follow the score anyway by all the oohh! and aahhs! going on all around us. It was nice and quiet evening at least.
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